'More money, less disclosure': N.J.'s new elections law fails a key test
Republicans sue, with one state lawmaker calling it a ‘colossal disaster.'
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Republicans sue, with one state lawmaker calling it a ‘colossal disaster.'
This year’s election rigging is more fundamental, making it difficult for anyone but Democratic and Republican political bosses to mount a serious campaign.
NorthJersey.com had reported that in past accounts, Nicholas Scutari failed to provide details about vendors he used. Now he provides those details.
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He paid himself and a top aide $600,000 in "reimbursements" for campaign spending, but with no specifics. And now, thanks to his bill, he's beyond the reach of the state's campaign finance watchdog.