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Two lawyers for the Green Party have filed suit in New Jersey's federal court to compel a special election to replace resigning Gov. James McGreevey, who has said he will stay in office until Nov. 15. The attorneys charge that McGreevey's postponed resignation, which will effectively make the Senate president the acting governor until 2006, deprives voters of their constitutional right to determine who will be governor.
September 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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