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“The EnCap scandal is one of the biggest boondoggles in state history and yet neither Sen. Weinberg nor Assemblywoman Huttle is calling for an investigation,”

“It seems Sen.Weinberg wants to have it both ways. She wants to use the corrupt political system to raise money from the special interests and then she wants to take taxpayer money as well.” 

Sen. Weinberg is a creature of the corrupt political system she is now saying needs to be changed.  But where was she before? I’ll tell you where. She was like everyone else in Trenton, taking tens of thousands of dollars from special interests -- including those companies regulated by her committee,” 

"I am concerned that Sen. Weinberg is co-mingling Clean Election campaign funds with other money at her disposal to essentially carry out a political vendetta,”  

It is time for a change in New Jersey politics.

There is a growing movement to call for a Special Session of the New Jersey Legislature on ethic reform. Voters in the Legislative District 37 would like to know what incumbent legislators position on ethic reform is. Present Democratic incumbent legislators voted for the “pay-to-play” legislation, although one of them is still in conflict with the spirit of the law by holding dual elective offices. 

It is time for a change in New Jersey politics.

There is a growing movement to force dual office holders to resign one of their jobs. Voters in the Legislative District 37 have joined this movement and are asking incumbent assemblyman Johnson to resign one of his jobs. He recently voted to ban such dual office holders.

Lack of respect for incumbent legislators representing District 37 voters came to its heights. The Bergen County Democratic Organization and its chairman Joseph Ferriero will meet with its executive committee to discuss planned lawsuit against “pay-to-play” legislation approved by the state assembly and senate.

Candidates Host ‘Fair & Clean Elections’ Advocate Bill Baroni

HACKENSACK – District 37 State Senate candidate Clara Nibot and Assembly candidates Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz and Frank Cifarelli today kicked off their “Fair and Clean” campaign with a special guest, Assemblyman Bill Baroni (Mercer, Middlesex), who traveled to Hackensack to offer his support to three Bergen County “Clean Elections” candidates.

Local primaries within the Democratic Party pitted two groups against each other: the Real Democrats and the official Bergen County Democratic Organization (BCDO) candidates. Both groups claimed that they are reformers, honest and full of ideas for the future if elected. What they did not tell the voters is that they heavily rely on special interest’s money that the Clean Election Program intends to eliminate.

In recent weeks, the political landscape in Bergen County has been shaken too many times. District 37 Republican candidates criticize incumbents legislators for secret deal making.