Following the passing of New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg, Governor Chris Christie announced a special election to take place in October that will fill the late politician's seat. The decision, which will cost taxpayers around $25 million, is creating debate in the Garden State.
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- Booker Balks at Challenging Christie, Sets Sights on Lautenberg in '14 ( Download)
- Chris Christie Calls Special Election to Fill Senate Seat ( Download)
- Former Gov. Florio Calls Christie's Decision for Special Election 'Commendable' ( Download)
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- Christie: The reporting that I wasn’t coming back was ‘wholly inaccurate’ ( Download)
- Chris Christie Visits U.S. Supreme Court As Justices Hear 'Bridgegate' Arguments ( Download)
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- Buono Calls Christie Hypocritical for Having October Special Election ( Download)
- Christie accused of 'debilitating stupidity' ( Download)
