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Ralph MarraThe First Assistant U.S. Attorney is likely to become Acting U.S. Attorney in December after Chris Christie leaves office to run for Governor |
Orin KramerThe millionaire hedge fund manager loses $25 billion of state pension funds since July as Chairman of the New Jersey State Investment Council. |
Victor ScudieryThe Monmouth County Democratic Chairman sees his party win control of the Board of Freeholders for the first time since 1986 |
JON CORZINEAnother Quinnipiac poll shows him with upside-down approval ratings. |
Mark MaurielloThe career environmental official is the Governor's choice to become the new Commissioner of Environmental Protection. |
MICHAEL GALLAGHERThe UMDNJ official, who reportedly passed up a plea agreement that would have meant no jail time, was convicted of fraud charges in the Wayne Bryant trial. |
Brian LevineThe Franklin Township Mayor is being looked at a serious, albeit second tier, candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. |
George W. BushThe lame duck President is now upside-down among New Jersey Republicans, and less popular than Richard Nixon was in 1974. |
Frank PalloneThe Democratic Congressman scores a big win backing Henry Waxman for Chairman of the House Energy & Commerce Committee, where Pallone chairs the powerful Health Subcommittee. |
STATE WORKERSThe Governor has proposed that state employees give back their 3.5% raise, and has threatened massive layoffs next year. |
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