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Jersey Journal: Doria got the vote out, but may lose Trenton job

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Posted by Marty on June 05, 2003 at 08:22:29:

Doria got the vote out, but may lose Trenton job

Jersey Journal
Thursday, June 05, 2003

By Ronald Leir
Journal staff writer

He had the money, he had the campaign workers and he had the high-powered connections, but he could lose his Assembly seat.

Bayonne Mayor Joseph V. Doria Jr.'s 24-year career in the Legislature, which included a two-year stint as Assembly speaker in the early 1990s, may have ended Tuesday night in a stunning upset - although he hasn't conceded the race, and a recount seemed inevitable today as Hudson County election officials continued counting vote tallies from Tuesday's Democratic primary.

But the unofficial results give the edge to the candidates on Row B - the slate led by state Senate candidate Glenn D. Cunningham, the Jersey City mayor - and appear to show Louis Manzo edged out Doria in a close race for the second Assembly seat in the 31st District.

Bayonne Councilman-at-Large Anthony Chiappone appears to be the clear winner for the district's other Assembly seat.

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