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Court allows Torricelli replacement
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 The New Jersey State Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with Democrats and allowed their candidate for Senate to appear on the upcoming November ballot. The court acted because Sen. Robert G. Torricelli (D) withdrew from the race. Democrats have settled on former senator Frank R. Lautenberg as a replacement. Republicans plan to challenge the late name change. Get the Story:
Court Orders Lautenberg Put on Ballot (The Washington Post 10/3)
For Lautenberg, an Unusual Return to Politics (The Washington Post 10/3)
New Jersey Court Allows Substitute on Senate Ballot (The New York Times 10/3)
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