Congressman Andy Kim Insists His Lawsuit Over Ballot Format in New Jersey is Still a Pressing Issue, Even Though His Main Opponent Has Suspended Her Campaign

New Jersey Congressmember Andy Kim has been suing most New Jersey elections offices over the format of New Jersey primary ballots, which put the candidate favored by the county party in a much better spot on the ballot. On Sunday, March 24, his chief opponent, Tammy Murphy, said she is suspending her campaign for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. The next day some Democratic county organizations that had been planning to put Murphy in the favored spot said they will now put Kim in the choice spot.

On March 25, Kim filed this letter brief, explaining that these developments do not moot his lawsuit. Furthermore, there are two Democratic U.S. House candidates, running in the Second and Third Districts, and they are part of his lawsuit also.

There will be a hearing in the case, Kim v Hanlon, 3:24cv-1098, on Tuesday, March 26, at 10:30 a.m.


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Congressman Andy Kim Insists His Lawsuit Over Ballot Format in New Jersey is Still a Pressing Issue, Even Though His Main Opponent Has Suspended Her Campaign — 10 Comments

  1. He’s a relative of Kim Jong Un. Many people don’t realize this, since his name is Americanized to put the family name last.

  2. Kim is right to proceed, and as I told somebody here last week ….

    Don’t sleep on him, and you shouldn’t be betting on Murphy.

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