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Senate District 22
SCUTARI WINS
Nicholas Scutari -- 15,272
Michael William Class -- 9,578
This district includes portions of Union, Middlesex, and Somerset counties.
The incumbent Democrat and a Republican are on the ballot.
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From Patch: Incumbents Claim District 22 Senate, Assembly Seats
Nicholas Scutari -- 15,272
Michael William Class -- 9,578
This district includes portions of Union, Middlesex, and Somerset counties.
The incumbent Democrat and a Republican are on the ballot.
More on this race on NJ Spotlight
Read more:
From Patch: Incumbents Claim District 22 Senate, Assembly Seats
From myCentralJersey.com: In 22nd, Scutari, Green and Van Pelt
From The Asbury Park Press: NJ 22nd Legislative District election has three Republicans, Democrats vying for Senate, Assembly seats
From myCentralJersey.com: GOP challenger Michael Class reconsiders ending bid against state Sen. Nicholas Scutari
From Politicker NJ: Scutari opponent ends bid against LD 22 judiciary chair
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From myCentralJersey.com: GOP challenger Michael Class reconsiders ending bid against state Sen. Nicholas Scutari
From Politicker NJ: Scutari opponent ends bid against LD 22 judiciary chair
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Michael W. Class (R)
President/principal partner, Robinson Elevator Group
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WINNER: Nicholas Scutari - Incumbent (D)
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Michael W. Class
WINNER: Nicholas Scutari - Incumbent
Biographical Information
In brief, what will be your top three priorities if elected (one sentence each, please).
Should the state provide more school choice for children, including the expansion of charter schools, vouchers for private schools and enabling children to attend public schools outside of their home districts?
Would you make any changes to how schools are funded by the state, including so-called Abbott districts and wealthier suburban localities?
Should the state continue to adopt regional planning initiatives to prevent sprawl, and if so, how should preservation be funded?
Do you support Gov. Christie's energy master plan or would you seek more lofty goals for conservation and renewable energy?
Experts say New Jersey's transportation infrastructure is crumbling. How should the state fund upgrades: continued bonding or borrowing, a gas tax, toll hikes or some other specified method?
What would you do to provide relief for property taxpayers -- for example, further program cuts, additional state aid and rebates -- and should municipalities and schools be forced to do more to regionalize or share services?
What can be done to improve the public discourse here in New Jersey?
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Voter Information
- New Jersey Polling Places
- New Jersey League of Women Voters
- League of Women Voters Hotline:
1-800-792-VOTE - Rutgers University Eagleton Institute of Politics
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