Should NJ set term limits? Some officials hold office for decades
NorthJersey.com In 1978, the Bee Gees had three of the year's top songs, the highest-grossing film was "Grease" and Phil Yetter was first elected to the Hampton Township Committee. It’s been 43 years and Yetter is still on the governing body of this conservative Sussex County town. Now serving his 14th term, he chalks up his popularity with voters to one thing. “Honesty,” Yetter said. The sheer longevity of Yetter’s reign is rare, but he’s among dozens of elected officials across New Jersey in office for more than a quarter-century. James Anzaldi has been Clifton’s mayor since 199...
Source: njherald.com