New Jersey voters overwhelmingly give their assent to a constitutional amendment that allows sitting judges to be charged more for pension and health care benefits.
November 07, 2012 at 01:42 AM
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New Jersey voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly gave their assent to a constitutional amendment that allows sitting judges to be charged more for pension and health-care benefits.
According to a tally by the state Division of Elections, 83 percent of the 2.03 million votes cast were in favor of the measure.
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