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Congressman promotes pro-life issue.....
A four-term New Jersey congressman urged a group of students at Franciscan University of Steubenville to stay focused on the pro-life issues in the presidential campaign.
55 also-rans from 2006 give House seat another whirl
Democrat Linda Stender hopes to repeat much of what she did when she ran for Congress in 2006 - everything but the part where she lost the election.
Cammarano: Think Globally, Act ... where you can make a difference
Hoboken Councilman Peter Cammarano's fundraiser for Linda Stender starts at 6 p.m. tonight at NINE, 333 Washington St.
New poll shows Lance leading Stender by slim margin for District 7 race
State Sen. Leonard Lance, R-Clinton Township, holds a small lead over Assemblywoman Linda Stender, D-Fanwood, in a tight race for a 7th District U.S. House seat, according to a new Monmouth University/Gannett ...
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.
This time, Frelinghuysen votes to OK bailout bill
WASHINGTON - The bailout deal is virtually a done deal. 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 ...
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.
Truth in Fur Labeling Bill introduced in U.S. Senate
The Humane Society of the United States today applauded the introduction of the Truth in Fur Labeling Act, S. 3610, in the U.S. Senate, which protects consumers by bringing much-needed accuracy and full ...
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.
N.J. congressmen vote 7-6 against bailout
The majority of New Jersey's U.S. House delegation joined their colleagues in voting down a $700 billion rescue plan for the nation's financial system on Monday, with some saying it didn't help regular people ...
District 7 candidates tout reform during debate
Candidates seeking a 7th District U.S. House seat each argued they would be a more effective reformer in Washington, D.C., during their first debate, held this week.
Lance visit helps open Republican club's season
Over 75 people attended the Hillsborough Republican Club's first meeting of the season on Sept.
In N.J., GOP faces better prospects
By Josh Kraushaar At one point earlier this year, New Jersey looked like a lost cause for Republicans after two GOP incumbents in tough suburban-oriented districts, Reps.
One of the bigger surprises on the gun bill vote today is that Tom Davis , the Republican representing parts of suburban Virginia, voted for it.
'President George W. Bush plans attend a Colts Neck fundraiser on Monday Sept 22 for Republican Congressional candidates, state Sen.
Lance GS '82 runs for seat in Congress
New Jersey State Senator Leonard Lance GS '82 has been in the state's service since 1991, but come November, the Wilson School alumnus hopes to finally be in the nation's service.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is trying to brand New Jersey Congressional nominee Leonard Lance as a consummate Trenton insider in its first television ad in the Garden State.
Golf club continues to press for helipad
EAST AMWELL: The Ridge at Back Brook wants the township to let helicopters land on its golf course.
Presidential Candidate Visits Rahway
'Libertarian Party presidential candidate Bob Barr spoke to a nationwide network of fundraising events via an Internet broadcast late last month, from Luciano's Restaurant in Rahway at about the same time Sen.
Warren resident's newest studies will have an English accent
While on his way to Bavaria, Germany, and Oxford in the United Kingdom, Frank Louis Carle II found time to return a phone call an ocean away from his local newspaper in New Jersey.