After the 'party line': 10th Congressional District primary

With New Jersey's notorious "party line" all but abolished for Democrats, the 10th Congressional District has drawn almost a dozen candidates to vie for the seat vacated by the death of U.S. Rep. Donald Payne Jr. For some, it's a chance to break up the system that had allowed leadership in both parties to tilt elections to their favored candidates' advantage.
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[@daveharrison84]

Ranked choice voting is the best way to make sure the right candidate wins in a crowded field.

[@ThirtyThreeHipHop]

I haven't heard any of these candidates talk issues.