Gov. Murphy’s Democratic primary opponents
should be tossed off ballot, judges say
Posted By: Scottyboy, 4/14/2021 12:15:27 AM
It looks like Gov. Phil Murphy will go unchallenged in this year’s Democratic gubernatorial primary after administrative law judges Tuesday said his two would-be challengers should be tossed off the ballot for failing to get enough voter signatures on their petitions.(snip) The Democratic State Committee charged that McCormick’s campaign used voter data to automatically fill petitions without the voters’ knowledge. There were at least two petitioners who were dead when they allegedly signed their support for McCormick’s campaign, some names were misspelled and others had moved out of the state
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If democrats so blatantly defraud each other do you think for one second it’s not standard practice against republicans?