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Vets group has not endorsed in 3rd Dist.
The national political action committee for the Veterans of Foreign Wars has so far decided not to endorse a candidate in the close 3rd Congressional District race.
LoBiondo spells out opposition to bailout
Rep. Frank A. LoBiondo explained his reservations about the $700 billion Wall Street bailout package, his goals for renewable energy and his stance on the war in Iraq in an interview with the Courier-Post ...
Viewpoints: Ron Mullin Bailout bill serves up rescue with side of pork
ONCE UPON A time there was a tiny, tiny chicken named Chicken Little. One day, Chicken Little was scratching in the garden when something fell on her head.
NJEA endorses Lobiondo for Congress
The New Jersey Education Association has endorsed U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo for another term in Congress.
LoBiondo votes against revised bailout bill
At least 57 members of the House of Representatives changed their vote Friday to support the revised $700 billion financial industry bailout, but U.S. Rep.
LoBiondo remains in opposition to bailout
As his fellow House members switched their votes to pass a $700 billion financial bailout Friday, U.S. Rep.
U.S. House campaigns race to the finish
With less than a month to go until Election Day, there's a sense of unpredictability as New Jersey congressional candidates run for office amid the worst economic crisis in decades.
Independent candidate Stein is voting for Dave Kurkowski
Independent congressional candidate Gary Stein knows who he's voting for this year, and it won't be himself.
N.J. delegation vote 8-5 in favor of bailout
The House comfortably approved a revised $700 billion economic rescue package this afternoon by a vote of 263-171, and New Jersey's delegation voted 8-5 in favor of it.
Rivals rip incumbent over vote on bailout
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen made a major mistake in voting this week against a proposed $700 billion federal economic bailout, his two opponents in the 11th Congressional District race charged yesterday.
Revised financial bailout bill dangles pork to lure votes
For most, race cars have little to do with the $700 billion economic recovery plan lawmakers will consider Friday.
Realtors, builders discuss bailout
Realtors and builders Wednesday met to discuss the taxpayer buyout of mortgage suppliers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, with lawmakers in Washington looking to break a logjam over a broader government bailout ...
Letters / The presidential race
Columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. hit the nail on the head in his Sept. 23 column, "Annoy Sarah Palin: Read," when he declared that we are "becoming the stupid giant of planet Earth, dumber than rocks." John McCain ...
NJ Legislators Split As Wall Street Bail Out Fails
'New Jersey congressmen split 7-6 in voting against the $700 billion Wall Street bail out plan proposed by the Bush administration in the wake of a nationwide mortgage crisis, which triggered bank failures and ...
If Linda Stender wins her race against Leonard Lance , she would become just the sixth woman to represent New Jersey in the U.S. House of ... > The financial debacle on Wall Street may change many things.
Candidates for 2nd District congressional seat debate oil and immigration
Voters in New Jersey's 2nd Congressional District had the opportunity to attend a multi-party forum Tuesday at the Chestnut Assembly of God on Chestnut Ave.
N.J. representatives give views on bailout vote
New Jersey lawmakers commented on their votes for and against the $700 billion bailout: 'The initial plan concerned me very much, and I have been hearing a lot of concerns from my constituents.
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Bailout bill fails in House. How did New Jersey's delegation vote?
The emergency $700 billion bailout plan failed in the House this morning. The final count was 228 against the bill to 205 in favor of it.
Two polls show Obama regaining strength in New Jersey
Two polls released yesterday gave Barack Obama a commanding lead over John McCain in the Garden State, showing that economic troubles given a bounce to the Democratic candidate.