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A Tale Of Two Campaign Machines In New Jersey’s Second District

By Elinor Comlay | November 3, 2017

The Democrat and Republican machines vying for control of the Atlantic City area worked up until the last minute of the election, spending big and seeking more contributions in the third-most expensive race in the state this year.

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