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Primary Election Results: General Assembly Official List Page 1 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner First Legislative District: Atlantic (part) - Cape May - Cumberland (part) Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly Nelson Albano * (w) Democratic Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Democrat, 327 3001 East Chestnut Avenue #1-85 Inc. Cape May Cape May County Regular 1,297 Vineland NJ 08361 Democratic Organization (bracketed with Matthew Milam) Cumberland (part) Cumberland County Regular 917 Democratic Organization Total 2,541 Matthew Milam * (w) Democratic Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Democrat, 310 150 North Brookfield Street Inc. Cape May Cape May County Regular 1,209 Vineland NJ 08361 Democratic Organization (bracketed with Nelson Albano) Cumberland (part) Cumberland County Regular 851 Democratic Organization Total 2,370 Michael J. Donohue (w) Republican Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Republican 601 52 Tressler Lane Cape May Cape May County Regular 4,869 Republican Organization South Dennis NJ 08210 Cumberland (part) Cumberland County Regular 1,333 (bracketed with Frank E. Conrad) Republican Total 6,803 Frank E. Conrad (w) Republican Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Republican 642 4 Berwyn Drive Cape May Cape May County Regular 4,832 Republican Organization Upper Twp. NJ 08230 Cumberland (part) Cumberland County Regular 1,359 (bracketed with Michael J. Donohue) Republican Total 6,833 Robert P. Schaefer Republican Atlantic (part) Conservative Republicans Putting 358 113 West Groveland Avenue Taxpayers First Cape May Conservative Republicans Putting 2,158 Somers Point NJ 08244 Taxpayers First Cumberland (part) Conservative Republicans Putting 710 Taxpayers First Total 3,226 Official List Page 2 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner Second Legislative District: Atlantic (part) Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly John F. Amodeo * (w) Republican Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Republican 7,498 8213 Amherst Avenue Total 7,498 Margate NJ 08042 (bracketed with Vincent J. Polistina) Vincent J. Polistina * (w) Republican Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Republican 7,477 3540 Bargaintown Road Total 7,477 Egg Harbor Twp. NJ 08234 (bracketed with John F. Amodeo) Reginald Floyd (w) Democratic Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Democrat, 4,184 108 Cara Court Inc. Northfield NJ 08225 Total 4,184 Jimmy Martinez (w) Democratic Atlantic (part) Atlantic County Regular Democrat, 4,163 105 West Revere Avenue Inc. Northfield NJ 08225 Total 4,163 Official List Page 3 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner Third Legislative District: Cumberland (part) - Gloucester (part) - Salem Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly John J. Burzichelli * (w) Democratic Cumberland (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 896 36 W. Broad Street Cumberland County Gloucester (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 2,367 Paulsboro NJ 08066 Gloucester County (bracketed with Celeste M. Riley) Salem Regular Democratic Organization of 2,120 Salem County Total 5,383 Celeste M. Riley * (w) Democratic Cumberland (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 920 43 Franklin Drive Cumberland County Gloucester (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 2,278 Bridgeton NJ 08302 Gloucester County (bracketed with John J. Burzichelli) Salem Regular Democratic Organization of 1,941 Salem County Total 5,139 Robert Villare (w) Republican Cumberland (part) Conservative Republican Putting 427 113 Westwood Hill Taxpayers First Gloucester (part) Regular Organization Republican 1,683 Woodbury NJ 08096 Salem Regular Republican Party of Salem 1,881 County Total 3,991 Lee Lucas (w) Republican Cumberland (part) Traditional Middle-Class Republican 84 361 Democrat Road Gloucester (part) Regular Organization Republican 1,395 Gibbstown NJ 08027 Salem Traditional Middle-Class Republican 1,525 Total 3,004 Arthur J. Marchand Republican Cumberland (part) Cumberland County Regular 1,193 201 Route 540 Republican Gloucester (part) Regular Organization Republican 1,082 Bridgeton NJ 08302 Salem Marchand-Shivery for Assembly 661 (bracketed with George W. Shivery, Jr.) Proven Experience Total 2,936 George W. Shivery, Jr. Republican Cumberland (part) Cumberland County Regular 1,003 30 West Vine Street Republican Gloucester (part) Regular Organization Republican 1,239 Gibbstown NJ 08027 Salem Marchand-Shivery for Assembly 543 (bracketed with Arthur J. Marchand) Proven Experience Total 2,785 Official List Page 4 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner Fourth Legislative District: Camden (part) - Gloucester (part) Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly Paul Moriarty * (w) Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 1,261 59 Berkshire Drive Committee, Inc. Gloucester (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 1,765 Sewell NJ 08080 Gloucester County Total 3,026 William Collins (w) Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 1,250 706 Linda Avenue Committee, Inc. Gloucester (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 1,852 Blackwood NJ 08012 Gloucester County Total 3,102 Eugene E. T. Lawrence (w) Republican Camden (part) Camden County Regular Republican 897 2780 Erial Road Party Gloucester (part) Gloucester County Republicans 1,473 Blackwood NJ 08012 (bracketed with Domenick DiCicco) Total 2,370 Domenick DiCicco (w) Republican Camden (part) Camden County Regular Republican 1,002 112 Florawoods Court Party Gloucester (part) Gloucester County Republicans 1,551 Franklinville NJ 08322 (bracketed with Eugene E. T. Lawrence) Total 2,553 Andrew Savicky Republican Camden (part) Conservative Republicans Putting 672 312 Princeton Road Taxpayers First Gloucester (part) Regular Organization Republican 1,426 Glassboro NJ 08028 Total 2,098 John Caramanna Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democratic 222 240 Clementon Avenue Affiliation Gloucester (part) Gloucester County Democratic 462 Blackwood NJ 08012 Affiliation Total 684 Official List Page 5 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner Fifth Legislative District: Camden (part) - Gloucester (part) Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly Joe Roberts * (w) Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 4,342 111 Linden Street Committee, Inc. Gloucester (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 865 Camden NJ 08102 Gloucester County (bracketed with Angel Fuentes) Total 5,207 Angel Fuentes (w) Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 3,998 1205 North Twenty Sixth Street Committee, Inc. Gloucester (part) Regular Democratic Organization of 776 Camden NJ 08105 Gloucester County (bracketed with Joe Roberts) Total 4,774 Brian Kluchnick (w) Republican Camden (part) Camden County Regular Republican 1,298 123 3rd Avenue Party Gloucester (part) Gloucester County Republicans 505 Hadden Heights NJ 08035 (bracketed with Stepfanie Velez-Gentry) Total 1,803 Stepfanie Velez-Gentry (w) Republican Camden (part) Camden County Regular Republican 1,265 163 Kennedy Blvd. Party Gloucester (part) Gloucester County Republicans 501 Bellmawr NJ 08031 (bracketed with Brian Kluchnick) Total 1,766 Albert DiSalvio Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democratic 499 396 Windsor Drive Affiliation Gloucester (part) Gloucester County Democratic 121 Bellmawr NJ 08031 Affiliation Total 620 Official List Page 6 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner Sixth Legislative District: Camden (part) Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly Louis D. Greenwald * (w) Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 5,133 2 Shelbourne Court Committee, Inc. Voorhees NJ 08043 Total 5,133 (bracketed with Pamela R. Lampitt) Pamela R. Lampitt * (w) Democratic Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 4,810 558 Tarrington Road Committee, Inc. Cherry Hill NJ 08034 Total 4,810 (bracketed with Louis D. Greenwald) Adam Brown (w) Republican Camden (part) Camden County Regular Republican 4,086 507 Lincoln Avenue Party Collingswood NJ 08108 Total 4,086 (bracketed with Brad Mattson) Brad Mattson (w) Republican Camden (part) Camden County Regular Republican 4,067 128 Farmington Road Party Cherry Hill NJ 08034 Total 4,067 (bracketed with Adam Brown) Official List Page 7 of 43 Candidate Returns for General Assembly 06-29-2009 For June 2009 Primary Election, * denotes incumbent, (w) denotes winner Seventh Legislative District: Burlington (part) - Camden (part) Counties Party / Name/Address Designation County Slogan Tally General Assembly Herb Conaway * (w) Democratic Burlington (part) Burlington County Regular 5,036 1500 Second Avenue Democrats Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 762 Delanco NJ 08075 Committee, Inc. (bracketed with Jack Conners) Total 5,798 Jack Conners * (w) Democratic Burlington (part) Burlington County Regular 4,896 8228 Bryn Mawr Avenue Democrats Camden (part) Camden County Democrat 781 Pennsauken NJ 08109 Committee, Inc. (bracketed with Herb Conaway) Total 5,677 Leah J. Arter (w) Republican Burlington (part) Burlington County Regular 4,172 124 Warren
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