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вЂњI would like to see government return to the hands of the people.вЂќ - Francesca Maglione I also support the 2nd Amendment,вЂќ he wrote on his campaign website. I believe in fiscal responsibility, transparency, and lower taxes. I am hard working, trusting and very loyal. He has been president since 2010, leading negotiations on pension and benefit changes, tax increases and the budget.Дurr describes himself as a blue-collar father of three and grandfather of four who was born and raised in New Jersey. He served on his countyвЂ™s governing board and was elected to the Senate in 2001. Neither immediately responded to requests for comment.Д«orn in Camden, Sweeney never attended college and followed his father into ironworking. ThatвЂ™s a margin of more than 2,000 votes out of nearly 63,000 counted.

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Senate President Steve Sweeney of West Deptford was trailing Republican challenger Edward Durr, a commercial truck driver who spent $153 on his campaign.Дurr led Sweeney, 51.8% to 48.2%, with 100% of precincts reporting, according to the Associated Press, which has not yet declared a winner.

In another potential upset in New Jersey politics, the stateвЂ™s highest-ranking Democratic lawmaker is on the verge of losing his seat. N.J.вЂ™s Highest-Ranking Dem Close to Losing Seat (4:15 p.m.)

Minneapolis Rejects Police Department Overhaul Ballot MeasureДЄ Bad Omen for BidenвЂ™s Party Ahead of Midterms: Balance of Power Governor Locked in Tight Race With GOPвЂ™s Ciattarelli Republican Youngkin Takes Virginia Election in Blow to Biden Detroit voters approved a ballot initiative compelling the city council to investigate ways to compensate Black residents for decades of discrimination. Meantime, Minneapolis rejected a ballot initiative to overhaul the cityвЂ™s approach to policing, and New York state adopted a clean water and air measure while rejecting a measure to ease voting requirements. The same first was set for the Virginia lieutenant-governor position. History was made on a number of fronts, with Boston electing as mayor Michelle Wu, the first woman and person of color to run the city. Adams promised Wednesday to revisit some of his predecessorвЂ™s positions, including a controversial vaccine mandate for all city workers. New York City elected Democrat Eric Adams as its next mayor, dealing a defeat to his Republican challenger, Curtis Sliwa.