Assembly Passes Primary Reform Bill Amid Debates
In Trenton on March 23 the assembly approved the Geran primary and election reform bill by 34 to 25 after a long session. The vote followed party-line pledges and a narrow debate on voter literacy and enforcement, with vetoed measures tied to pay raises for city fire departments and a sequence of executive objections to insurance and city clerk bills.
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