Rep. Andy Kim was in a tizzy over a rule change made at the last minute that would have helped Tammy Murphy.
A last-minute rule change would have aided Tammy Murphy in gaining the support of Rep. Andy Kim. A last-minute rule change would have made it easier for Tammy Murphy to win over Rep. Andy Kim’s supporters.
Rep. Andy Kim was in a tizzy over a rule change made at the last minute that would have helped Tammy Murphy.
Die Kommission ist befugt, delegierte Rechtsakte gemäß Artikel 264 in folgenden Bereichen durchzuführen: Nu sunt sigur dacă sunt pregătit pentru asta. Reprezentant al Statelor Unite. Andy Kim (D-N. J. secured the support of the Hunterdon County Democratic Committee for his Senate campaign, despite some drama involving accusations of favoritism towards his main competitor, New Jersey’s first lady Tammy Murphy. In New Jersey, county party endorsements are crucial due to the state’s system where these endorsements dictate who receives the prized “ballot line” in a party primary. Receiving “the line” refers to having the candidate’s name appear first on the ballot, giving them an edge, especially with voters who may not be as informed. Kim was predicted by the oddsmakers to be the frontrunner to receive the Hunterdon County Democratic Committee’s endorsement at the convention vote on Sunday, rather than Murphy. Kim, Murphy, labor activist Dr. Patricia Campos-Medina, and civil rights advocate Larry Hamm are competing for the opportunity to challenge the federally indicted Senator. In New Jersey’s June primary, Robert Menendez was a candidate. Arlene Quiñones Perez, the chair of the Hunterdon County Democratic Committee, stated that any candidate who received 30% of the vote would qualify for “the line” before the 189 delegates at the convention could vote.
