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Jackson Township in New Jersey outsiders seek office as small town independent candidates Nate Grosshandler and Denise Garner declare run | DC

Denise Garner JACKSON-Two Jackson residents have announced they plan on challenging the politically backed majority on the Jackson Township municipal council in the November 2014 general election. Nate Grosshandler and Denise Garner, two political newcomers launched their campaign to challenge the re-election of 8 year incumbents Scott Martin and Anne Updegrave. While Jackson elections are non-partisan,…

Two Jackson Residents to Challenge the Two Party Political System in Jackson

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