The District 2 Democratic Assembly candidates today challenged their Republican opponents to a minimum of five debates before Election Day.
Joe Wilkins and Blondell Spellman proposed 45 minute, one-on-one debates in front of an audience of voters, with questions posed by moderators, the audience, and the candidates themselves. They said the forums must be hosted by a non-biased, independent organization or media outlet, suggesting as possibilities the Press of Atlantic City, the League of Women Voters, Richard Stockton State College, New Jersey Network, or Pinky's Corner.
GOP Campaign Spokesman Ed Kline said candidates John Amodeo and Vince Polistina would be happy to oblige.
"Great," Kline said. "We want debates. My guys are ready."
Kline said he just wants to make sure the times and dates line up suitably for both camps, but otherwise welcomes at least five face-to-face contests.
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