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Coo1act FREDERICK M. HERRMANN. Ph. D Release: IMMEDIATELY Executive Director May 21, 1987 (609) 292-8700 State Senate and Assembly candidates in the 1987 June primary have raised $1,460,132 and spent $574,772 on their campaigns through May 8, 1987, according to figures released by the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission. In a statement made today, Frederick M. Herrmann, Executive Director of the Commission, said that the 29-day preelection reports indicate that candidates for the State Senate raised 52 percent of the total funds collected by all legislative candidates, or $755,346. He also said that 51 percent of the expenditures made by such candidates, or $297,382, were attributed to Senate candidates. Herrmann said that Assembly candidates raised $704,786 and spent $277,390. The first figure represents a 29 percent increase in contributions over 1985. There was a 22 percent increase in expenditures from that year. Assembly candidates received $545,572 and spent $227,038 by this time two years ago. Comparisons to 1985 for Senate candidates cannot be made because there was no State Senate election in that year. "Overall, Democratic candidates have raised slightly more money than Republicans, $732,918 to $727,214," said Herrmann. On the other hand, Republicans have outspent Democrats by $88,692. The Republicans spent $331,732 and the Democrats $243,040." -more-
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Coo1act FREDERICK M. HERRMANN. Ph. D~~ Release: IMMEDIATELY Executive Director May 21, 1987 (609) 292-8700
State Senate and Assembly candidates in the 1987 June primary have raised
$1,460,132 and spent $574,772 on their campaigns through May 8, 1987, according
to figures released by the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission.
In a statement made today, Frederick M. Herrmann, Executive Director of the
Commission, said that the 29-day preelection reports indicate that candidates
for the State Senate raised 52 percent of the total funds collected by all
legislative candidates, or $755,346. He also said that 51 percent of the
expenditures made by such candidates, or $297,382, were attributed to Senate
candidates.
Herrmann said that Assembly candidates raised $704,786 and spent $277,390.
The first figure represents a 29 percent increase in contributions over 1985.
There was a 22 percent increase in expenditures from that year. Assembly
candidates received $545,572 and spent $227,038 by this time two years ago.
Comparisons to 1985 for Senate candidates cannot be made because there was
no State Senate election in that year.
"Overall, Democratic candidates have raised slightly more money than
Republicans, $732,918 to $727,214," said Herrmann. On the other hand,
Republicans have outspent Democrats by $88,692. The Republicans spent $331,732
and the Democrats $243,040."
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According to Herrmann, the Senate candidates in the Democratic primary
raised $394,285 in contributions and spent $109,986. Their counterparts in the
Republican primary received $361,060 and expended $187,395.
Democratic Assembly candidates raised $338,632 and spent $133,053.
Assembly Republicans raised $366,153 and expended ~144t~37.
"Spending by Republican Assembly candidates," said Herrmann, "increased by
100 percent over 1985 levels ($71,843). Assembly Democrats, however, are
spending at only 86 percent of the 1985 level ($155,195)."
A profile of campaign receipts and expenditures shows that $982,199, or 67
percent, has been raised by incumbents and $477,932, or 33 percent,
by challengers. Incumbents have outsp.ent challengers $319,917 to $254,855.
There are a total of 105 incumbent candidates running in the primary, 40 of
those incumbents are Senate candidates while 65 incumbents are running for the
Assembly.
Incumbent Senate candidates received $509,603 or 67 percent of the $755,346
in contributions made to all Senate candidates, compared to $245,742 that went
to challengers. These same incumbents have spent $154,195 to the $143,186
spent by Senate challengers.
Herrmann added that in the Assembly, contributions to incumbents have
increased by 28 percent over 1985 while spending by incumbents has increased 11
percent. Likewise, contributions to challengers has increased by 31 percent
over 1985 while their spending has risen by 44 percent.
He said that Assembly incumbents raised $472,595 in 1987 compared to
$368,174 in 1985. They have spent $165,721 this year compared to $149,524 in
1985. Challengers for the Assembly received $232,190 compared to $177,398 two
years ago and spent $111,669 compared to $77,513 in 1985.
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Attached are the top 20 Senate candidates in terms of receipts and
expenditures reported as of May 8, 1987 as well as the top 20 Assembly
candidates. There are also similar lists for the top twenty Assembly candidates
from the 1985 race.
The next set of reports, the II-day preelection report, is due at the
Commission on May 22, 1987.
The figures contained in this press release have been taken from candidate or committee reports on file with the Commission as of May 8th. Figures from reports or corrections to reports filed after that date are not included.
This press release is merely a compilation of figures reported to the Commission, and is not intended to express any opinion concerning the accuracy or completeness of any filed report. Further, although the Commission has taken all reasonable precautions to prevent mathematical or typographical errors, the possibility that some exist cannot be entirely eliminated. Copies of any report on file with the Commission are available for inspection during regular office hours.
APPENDIX
1987 Senate Candidates 29-Day Report
Top Twenty Receivers
Incumbent Ranking Name District Party Amount X 1 Bassano 21 R $96,992.58
2 Mancuso 25 R 90,928.00 1
3 Pozycki 18 D 77,200.30 X 4 Graves 35 D 72,240.00 X 5 Contillo 38 D 56,669.47 X 6 Hurley 1 R 53,634.88 X X
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X 9 Rand 5 D 30,700.00 10 Azz.olina 13 R 26,549.99
X 11 Dorsey 25 R 22,880.00 X 12 Garibaldi 18 R 20,321.02
13 MacInnes 25 D 11,552.00 X 14 Dumont(Littell/Haytaian 24 R 11,471.66 X 15 Rice 28 D 10,650.00 X 16 Dumont 24 R 10,350.00 X 17 McManimon 14 D 10,000.00
18 Blomquist 10 R 8,299.78 X 19 Lesniak 20 D 7,595.33 X 20 Cowan 32 D 6,153.94
Top Twenty Spenders
Incumbent Ranking Name District Party Amount 1 Mancuso 25 R $74,872.83 2 Pozycki 18 D 41,987.49
X 3 Hurley 1 R 39,152.26 X 4 Graves 35 D 25,069.84 X 5 Dorsey 25 R 19,776.07 X 6 Bassano 21 R 18,132.96 X 7 Garibaldi 18 R 13,351. 36 X 8 Rice 28 D 10,171.48
9 Blomquist 10 R 6,786.10 X 10 Cowan 32 D 6,153.94 X 11 Jackman 33 D 5,805.00
12 Cunningham 31 D 5,600.00 X 13 Connors 9 R 4,209.78
14 Paterniti 18 D 4,107.25 X 15 Brown 26 R 3,380.22 X 16 Contillo 38 D 3,660.06
17 Scott 36 R 2,420.21 X 18 Russo 10 D 2,119.00
19 MacInnes 25 D 2,074.31 X 20 Dumont/Littell/Haytaian 24 R 1,776.10
APPENDIX
1987 Assembly Candidates 29-Day Report
Top Twenty Receivers
Incumbent Ranking N-ame District Party Amount X 1 Zangari 28 D $45.414.53 X 2 Kelly 30 R 39.465.00
3 Moeller 23 R 38.625.00 X 4 Girgenti 35 D 37,926.81
5 Mironov 14 D 33.017.92 X 6 Riley 4 D 26.989.54 X 7 Deverin 20 D 25,432.76 X 8 Loveys 26 R 24.400.00 X 9 Franks 22 R 24,282.00 X 10 Genova 21 R 23.571. 75
11 Bettinger 32 D 23.300.00 X 12 Dumont/Littell/Haytaian 24 R 22,943.34, X 13 Marsella 4 D 21.125.00 X 14 Ogden 22 R 21,085.00
15 Kenny 33 D 20.010.00 X 16 Villane 11 R 18,000.00
17 Menendez 33 D 17.650.00 X 18 Haytaian 24 R 17,100.00 X 19 McEnroe 27 D 16.763.00 X 20 Felice 40 R 16.142.00
Top Twenty Spenders
Incumbent Ranking Name District Party Amount 1 Moeller 23 R $24.914.26
X 2 Franks 22 R 22,160.54 3 Bettinger 32 D 20.595.24 4 Mironov 14 D 16.073.53
X 5 Doria 31 D 14.612.50 X 6 Loveys 26 R 11.949.07 X 7 Girgenti 35 D 10,095.53 X 8 Kelly 30 R 8,354.80 X 9 Genova 21 R 8,280.80 X 10 Zangari 28 D 8.186.64 X 11 Riley 4 D 6.966.00
12 Roberts 5 D 6.317.70 X 13 Schuber 38 R 5.844.47 X 14 Ogden 22 R 5.805.33 X 15 Haytaian 24 R 5,681.50
16 Schluter 23 R 5,333.58 X 17 Felice 40 R 5.257.00 X 18 Deverin 20 D 5,045.10 X 19 Randall 39 R 4,775.20 X 20 McEnroe 27 D 4,588.17
APPENDIX
1985 Assembly Candidates 29-Day Report
Top Twenty Receivers
Incumbent Ranking Name District Party Amount 1 Morrissy 27 D $30,064.00
X 2 Girgenti 35 D 29,175.00 X 3 Bryant 5 D 26,641.00 X 4 Pellechia 35 D 24,025.00 X 5 Deverin 20 D 20,349.00 X 6 Gorman/Bryant Comt. 5 D 20,200.00 X 7 Cit. Frelignhuysen 25 R 17,72.5.00 X 8 Littell 24 R 16,861. 00 X 9 McEnroe 27 D 16,283.00 X 10 Doria/Charles 31 D 15,375.00 X 11 Franks 22 R 15,365.00 X 12 Adubato, Jr. 30 D 14,200.00 X 13 Ranieri 33 D 12,995.00 X 14 Ogden 22 R 12,937.00 X 15 Marsella 4 D 12,255.00 X 16 Albohn 25 R 12,083.00 X 17 Hardwick 21 R 10,840.00 X 18 Felice 40 R 10,520.00 X 19 Doyle 10 D 9,952.06 X 20 Ford 10 D 9,952.05
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Top Twenty Spenders
Incumbent Ranking Name District Party Amount 1 Morrissy 27 D $28,815.84
X 2 Bryant 5 D 10,020.78 X 3 Doyle 10 D 9,952.06 X 4 Ford 10 D 9,952.05 X 5 Girgenti 35 D 9,864.88 X 6 Pellechia 35 D 8,921.70 X 7 Hardwick 21 R 8,754.89 X 8 Franks 22 R 7,977 .63 X 9 McEnroe 27 D 6,361. 07 X 10 Chinnici 1 R 6,295.37 X 11 Muziani 1 R 6,295.37 X 12 Cuprowski 32 D 6,216.90 X 13 Littell 24 R 6,086.87 X 14 Felice 40 R 6,040.00
15 Friends of Morrissy 27 D 5,830.24 X 16 Otlowski 19 D 5,577.85 X 17 Gorman/Bryant 5 D 5,208.43 X 18 Albohn 25 R 5, 145.24
19 Karns 27 D 5,087.00 X 20 Deverin 20 D 4,384.84
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Candidates for State Senate and General Assembly Primary Election June 2, 1987
District 1 Donald H. Rainear Democrat
*James R. Hurley Republican
Edward H. Salmon Democrat Raymond A. Batten Democrat Gerald N. Thorton Republican Frank A. LoBiondo Republican
District 2 " William J. Polis tina Democrat
*William L. Gormley Republican
William A. Thompson, III Democrat Alfred "Fred" Scerni Democrat
*J. Edward Kline Republican *Dolores G. Cooper Republican
District 3 *Raymond J. Zane Democrat John A. Ward Republican Douglas Zee Republican
Paul A. Oland Democrat James G. Waddington Democrat
*Jack Collins Republican *Gary W. Stuhltrager Republican
District 4 *Daniel J. Dalton Democrat William F. Thomson Republican
*Dennis L. Riley Democrat *Anthony S. Marsella Democrat
Wayne S. Wooster Republican John Matheussen Republican
District 5 *Walter Rand Democrat
Mary Jo Tate Republican
*Wayne R. Bryant Democrat Joseph J. Roberts Democrat Herberto Collazo Republican Raymond R. Groller Republican
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District 6 Maria Barnaby Greenwald Michael S. Demario
*Lee B. Laskin
John J. Tarditi Patrick J. Brennan
*Thomas J. Shusted *John A. Rocco
District 7 *Catherine A. Costa
James A. Bristow
*Barbara Faith Kalik *Thomas P. Foy
Renee L. Borstad Vincent R. Farias
District 8 Chales H. Ryan James B. Smith
*c. William Haines
H. B. (Scoop) Slack William S. Lang
*Harold L. Colburn *Robert C. Shinn
District 9 Joan M. Tredy
*Leonard T. Connors
Harry F. Schmoll Judy Anderson
*John T. Hendrickson *Jeffrey W. Moran
District 10 *John F. Russo
Tom Blomquist
*John Paul Doyle Marlene Lynch Ford Robert A. Gasser
*Robert W. Singer
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District 11 *Frank Pallone Gerri Chappell Popkin
Joseph Quinn John D'Amico
*Anthony M. Doc Villane *Joseph A. Palaia
District 12 Bernard B. Finan
*S. Thomas Gagliano
Gene J. Anthony Dante J. Massa
*John O. Bennett *Clare N. Farragher
District 13 *Richard Van Wagner Joseph Azzolina
William E. Flynn Jacqueline Walker
*Joann H. Smith Joseph M. Kyrillos
District 14 *Francis J. McManimon Michael S. Richmond
Anthony J. "Skip" Cimino Joseph D. Patero Janice S. Mironov Walt Sodie David J. Kenny
District 15 *Gerald R. Stockman Norbert E. Donelly
*John S. Watson *Gerard S. Naples Arthur E. Frank John S. Furlong
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District 16 Frank M. Reskin Democrat
*John H. Ewing Republican
Adele Montgomery Democrat Alfred A. Wick lung Democrat
*Walter J. Kavanaugh Republican *John S. Penn Republican
District 17 *John A. Lynch Democrat Frank Coury Republican James J. Spera Republican
, *David C. Schwartz Democrat *Robert G. Smith Democrat Dorothy Sonnenberg Republican Peter J. Selesky Republican John J. Clark Republican Maryann Nishimura Republican
District 18 Thomas H. Paterniti Democrat Harry Pozycki Democrat
*Peter P. Garibaldi Republican
*Frank M. Pelly Democrat George A. Spadoro Democrat Doris M. Fleming Republican Robert "Dr. Bob" Maurer Republican
District 19 *Laurence S. Weiss Democrat
John G. O'Sullivan Republican
*Alan J. Karcher Democrat *George J. Otlowski Democrat
Emery Z. Toth Republican Beverly A. Samuelson Republican
District 20 *Raymond J. Lesniak Democrat
Harold J. Young Democrat
*George Hudak Democrat *Thomas J. Deverin Democrat Peter Kobylarz Republican William Wnuck Republican
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District 21 Anthony E. Russo
*C. Louis Bassano
Robert Blitz Brain W. Fahey
*Chuck Hardwick *Peter Genova
District 22 Thomas J. Gartland
*Donald T. DiFrancesco
Noreen M. Morrell Robert J. Lafferty
*Bob Franks *Maureen Ogden
District 23 *Richard A. Zimmer
Frederick J. Katz *Dick Kamin
Leonard Lance Joseph J. Maraziti William E. Schluter Jeff Moeller Joseph F. Shanahan
District 24 *Wayne Dumont
*Robert E. Littell *Garabed "Chuck" Haytaian
District 25 Gordon A. MacInnes
*John H. Dorsey Peter V. Mancuso
George J. Stafford *Arthur R. Albohn *Rodney P. Frelinghuysen
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District 26 Helen Litwin
*Leanna Brown
Paul E. Nagel Drew Britcher
*Ralph A. Loveys *Robert J. Martin
District 27 *Richard J. Codey Felix (Phil) Graziano
*Harry A. McEnroe Stephanie R. Bush
*Mildred Barry Garvin Catherine F. Willis Christine Keno James C. Pitchford Liliana Piccione
District 28 *Ronald L. Rice Michael J. Yolk
*Michael F. Adubato *James Zangari
Howard E. Berkeley William P. Rutan
District 29 *Wynona M. Lipman
*Willie B. Brown Jackie R. Mattison Joseph J. Bradley Shahid S. Watson Kurt A. Culbreath
District 30 *Carmen A. Orechio
Thomas P. Zampino
James A. Plaisted Cynthia A. DeBonis
*Marion Cree co *John V. Kelly
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District 31 *Edward T. O'Connor
Glenn D. Cunningham William V. Connelly
*Joseph V. Doria *Joseph Charles
Richard J. Malanowski Joan E. Reidy James V. McNally Modesto Daniel Fiume
District 32 Paul Cuprowski
*Thomas F. Cowan Nelson E. Page Charles J. Catrillo
Carmine E. Pellechio Arnold Bettinger Anthony Impreveduto David C. Kronick
*Frank J. Gargiulo Lee S. Lichtenberger
District 33 Robert A. Ranieri
*Christopher J. Jackman Ronald Dario
Robert Menendez Bernard F. Kenny Sixto L. Macias Leonard J. Altamura
*Jose O. Arango Angelo M. Valente
District 34 Donald P. Hetchka
*Joseph L. Bubba Joseph Corrao
William L. Kattak Gloria J. Kolodziej
*Newton E. Miller *Gerald H. Zecker
District 35 *Frank X. Graves
*John A. Girgenti William J. Pascrell Robert Angele Martin G. Barnes
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District 36 *Gabriel M. Ambrosio Kathleen A. Donovan John Patrick Scott
Louis J. Gill Thomas J. Duch Frank B. Calandriello Andrew E. Bertone
District 37 *Matthew Feldman
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*Byron Baer *D. Bennett Mazur Barry N. Frank Anthony J. Cassano
District 38 *Paul Contillo Louis F. Kosco
John J. Ryan Joseph Capizzi Evans P. Varelas
*William P. Schuber Patrick J. Roma
District 39 Lois B. Redisch
*Gerald Cardinale
William J. Daly Frank S. Barile
*John Rooney *Elizabeth E. Randall
District 40 Terry R. Driller
*Henry P. McNamara
Edward F. Seavers Michael S. Taaffe
*Walter M. D. Kern *Nicholas R. Felice
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