Is there going to be a primary election in NJ this year?
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Yes, New Jersey's primary elections are due to be held on Jule 6th 2006.
438476
Yes they will have one. It starts in May.
726037
I don't know any candidates.  But you should open you political spectrum beyond just abortion.  A lot of other things happening other than abortion.
973399
If you are actually making this a suggestion, I think you have it backwards. I want for the states to push their primaries back later in the year, rather than earlier. I even suggested to my congressman that he sponsor a constitutional amendment that would structure the primaries in such a way that --\n\n1) No state holds a primary or caucus before April 1.\n2) Only small states (1 or 2 seats in the House) hold primaries or caucuses in April.\n3) Only medium-size states hold primaries/cacuses in May.\n4) The largest states go last in June.\n\nBut my congressman rejected the idea. He thinks the system should remain with the states. Harumph.
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Here is one online site that seems to have some info, but it doesn't seem to let you know what YOUR ballot will look like:\nhttp://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/upcomingElections.asp
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http://www.newjerseypride.com/schedule/
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Go straight to the source - call the county commissioner's campaign office.  If you can't find it, call your local Democratic or Republican party office (or whatever party is appropriate).  Whomever you call should be more than happy to send you a press kit.
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You should check out http://www.politics1.com. They list canidates for not only the major parties but third parties as well and also state offices in 2006.
985317
Yes you absolutely can. The primary election is not the outcome of the choosing of the person set to take office or reelect the incumbent; the actual (or general) election does that. So just put your mind to rest, okay?
753051
lol not in Kansas!  Here we only get to choose between Republicans and Republicans.  We choose at the primary and the general election is uncontested.
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The next national election, generally referred to as the "Mid-terms", du to the fact that the Presidential Election will not take place that year, will be held on the first Tuesday AFTER the first Monday in November.\n\nSo go cast your ballot November 7th of this year.  All the Representative & 1/3 of the Senators' seats will be up for grabs.
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You may haev to look up your local jurisdictions laws on that one. I'm not sure about NJ's over state laws and recalling officals and who has the power over that. But I'm certian its in your local constitution and laws.
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actually they have ordered the state to find a method of giving the equivalent of marriage rights to gays who register domestic partnerships --  Jersey may have gay marriage soon, it has over 65% support in the polls -- but right now, its domestic partnership they are talking about.\n\nReyn
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I'm looking for one in NJ ...
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No one has officially thrown in their hat yet.\n\nBut it is suspected that Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama will go for the Democratic nomination.  And Rudy Giuliani and John McCain are suspected to run for the GOP.
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You can certainly vote in all general elections. Each state has its own rules for primaries.