Is John Wisniewski the smartest legislator?

Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex), 45, is an attorney.  He graduated Rutgers University and Seton Hall University Law School, and was elected to the State Assembly in 1995, defeating an incumbent Republican.

John Wisniewski

April 20, 2008 - 9:56am

Wisniewski champions Andrews campaign in Perth Amboy

U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews, Assemblyman John Wisniewski, and John RutkowskiU.S. Rep. Rob Andrews, Assemblyman John Wisniewski, and John Rutkowski
PERTH AMBOY - A city of wrought iron fire escapes hugs the waterfront to east of the highways, where in a banquet hall behind the ZPA Cocktail Lounge on Saturday night, U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews goes from table to table with Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex).

The 100 people here representing the United Poles in America ZPA embrace Wisniewski as one of their own, the powerful chairman of the Assembly Transportation Committee, who grew up among them in Sayreville, and who’s represented them for over 12 years.

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February 15, 2008 - 4:49pm

Weekend TV

Tonight on NJN, Reporters Roundtable will feature Nick Acocella from Politifax; Michael Symons of Gannett; David Chen from the New York Times and the Bergen Record’s John Reitmeyer. The reporters will discuss the Governor’s toll plan and the indictment of former state Sen. Joe Congilio. The show, hosted by Michael Aron, will air tonight at 6:30 and Sunday at 10a.m.

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January 31, 2008 - 4:14pm

Corzine likes Menendez for VP, but Rice says no

Gov. Jon Corzine likes the idea of Bob Menendez running for Vice PresidentGov. Jon Corzine likes the idea of Bob Menendez running for Vice President
Gov. Jon Corzine said that he’s not involved with Hillary Clinton’s potential choices for Vice President. But he thinks Bob Menendez would be a good one.

“First of all, it would be a great choice, but I have no idea. I’m not involved in that,” said Corzine before boarding a train that whisked him down to Washington, DC for the Chamber of Commerce’s Walk on Washington. “Clearly Bob has played a meaningful role in the national campaign because of his leadership of Hispanics for Mrs. Clinton, and he’s an able spokesperson on any of the issues he speaks out about.”

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June 28, 2007 - 3:16pm

Danielczyk attacks opponents on dual office holding

Republican Assembly candidate Paul “Daniels” Danielczyk today lashed out against his opponent, Joseph Vas, for abstaining from voting on the Dual Office Holding bill.

"By abstaining on the vote, Vas has admitted that a conflict of interest does exist with holding two offices,” said Danielczyk in a press release.

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July 1, 2008 - 3:42pm

No longer mayor, Vas's future uncertain

Joe Vas’ eighteen-year tenure as mayor of Perth Amboy came to an end today, and he’s not ready to say if he’ll seek re-election to a fourth term in the State Assembly next year.

“That’s a lifetime away. A lot of opportunities are in front of me and I’m not rushing to make any decisions today, nor do I have to,” Vas said.

Still, despite reeling from a lopsided upset in Perth Amboy, Vas may have strengthened his hold on his Assembly seat – should he choose to run again -- by becoming the Democratic municipal chairman for Perth Amboy.

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Wisniewski Bill Increasing Time Homeowners Can Repurchase Foreclosed Homes Advances

Release Date: May 22 2008

Assembly Democrats News Release

WISNIEWSKI BILL INCREASING TIME HOMEOWNERS CAN REPURCHASE FORECLOSED HOMES ADVANCES

(TRENTON) - The Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee today unanimously released legislation Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski sponsored to extend the length of time provided to foreclosed homeowners to repurchase their property.

Assemblyman Wisniewski Wants Lautenberg to Move on Debates

Release Date: Apr 30 2008

Transportation Chairman Calls on Senator to Yield Debate Time
to Opponents and Voters

Andrews Names Statewide Co-Chairs for U.S. Senate Campaign

Release Date: May 13 2008

Prominent, Diverse Group of Democratic Figures Signifies Broad Support

Wisniewski, Greenstein, DeAngelo Intro Bill to Give Towns Control Over Local Traffic Decisions

Release Date: May 13 2008

Assembly Democrats News Release

WISNIEWSKI/GREENSTEIN/DEANGELO INTRO BILL TO GIVE TOWNS CONTROL OVER LOCAL TRAFFIC DECISIONS

Measure Would Allow Towns to Move Forward without State DOT Approval

(TRENTON) - Assembly members John S. Wisniewski, Linda R. Greenstein, and Wayne P. DeAngelo have introduced legislation that would allow municipalities to control local traffic patterns by installing new traffic signage without prior approval from the state Department of Transportation (DOT).

Quigley, Prieto, Wisniewski Bill to Provide Public Notice before Bus, Train Service Discontinued Released

Release Date: May 12 2008

Assembly Democrats News Release

QUIGLEY/PRIETO/WISNIEWSKI BILL TO PROVIDE PUBLIC NOTICE BEFORE BUS, TRAIN SERVICE DISCONTINUED RELEASED

(TRENTON) - Legislation Assembly members Joan M. Quigley, Vincent Prieto, and John S. Wisniewski sponsored to require public and private operators of bus and train services to give 45-days notice before eliminating routes was released today by an Assembly panel.

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