Assemblyman Craig Stanley will appear in Superior Court on September 11th to contest the results of the June Democratic primary in the 28th district. He lost to Cleopatra Tucker, the widow of the late Assemblyman/Newark City Councilman Donald Tucker, by 127 votes.
"We have identified numerous anamolies," Stanley said.
In that same race, Assemblywoman Oadline Truitt trailed Stanley by 350 votes -- 627 votes behind the top vote-getter for Assembly, Essex County Freeholder (and former Assemblyman) Ralph Caputo.
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