Clean Elections - Round 2

by: carolh

Tue Sep 04, 2007 at 09:42:44 AM EDT

The hard deadline is September 30, which is when all the paperwork must be in to the state.  Don't make things harder for your candidates.  Get your contributions to your candidates by September 15, which will give them enough time to verify and get their paperwork to the state. 

Meeting this second deadline will get them more clean elections funds to spend on their campaigns.  Only two more months to go before the election. 

We can do this.  If you already gave your $10 to each candidate you CAN'T give again.  But you CAN urge your fellow registered voters who haven't contributed to send in $10. Tell them if we get clean elections to work right this time - you won't be hitting them up for a $250 dollar donation next election season.  What a bargain!!!

To Recap - these are the towns involved:

DISTRICT #14: Mercer: Hamilton, West Windsor Middlesex: Cranbury, Jamesburg, Monroe, Plainsboro & S. Brunswick

DISTRICT #24: Hunterdon: Califon, Tewksbury Morris: Chester Boro, Chester Twp, Mt. Olive, Netcong Boro, Washington & Sussex County

DISTRICT #37: Bergen: Bergenfield, Bogota, Englewood, Englewood Cliffs, Hackensack, Leonia, Maywood, Palisades Park, Ridgefield Park, Rochelle Park, Teaneck & Tenafly

Clean Elections webpage: http://www.njcitizen...

No matter what you read on other blogs, Loretta Weinberg's team is Clean Elections CERTIFIED so far, her Republican opponents are not.  The Republicans could not get even 400 contributions.

Webage showing which candidates are certified so far:
http://www.njcleanel...

For Downloading Printable Forms:
http://www.elec.stat...

Remember - EACH candidate you support needs a $10 check AND a form filled out with their name on it.