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Election 2009
Election 2009
Voters in northern New Jersey have chosen to retain a mayor who…
The informant at the center of New Jersey's largest public …
Updated: Tuesday, 03 Nov 2009, 7:52 AM EST
Published : Tuesday, 03 Nov 2009, 7:51 AM EST
NEWARK, N.J. - For the second time in less than six months, residents of Hoboken will pick a mayor.
The election deja vu was created when Mayor Peter Cammarano resigned in July following his arrest on federal corruption charges.
Acting Mayor Dawn Zimmer, the city council president, is one of seven candidates vying to finish out Cammarano's term and serve until 2013. Top challengers are fellow Councilwoman Beth Mason, affordable housing developer Frank Raia and former municipal judge Kimberly Glatt.
Camden also will have a new mayor after Tuesday to replace
Gwendolyn Faison, who is not seeking re-election. Democratic state
Sen. Dana Redd is the favorite. In Atlantic City, incumbent
Democrat Lorenzo Langford faces three challengers.