The Political Graveyard: New Jersey Delegation to 2004 Republican National Convention

New Jersey Delegation to the
2004 Republican National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Diane Allen, Edgewater Park - Steve Altamuro, Washington Township, Bergen County - Lawrence Bathgate, Bay Head - Jeff Booker, Pennsauken - Lillian Burry, Colts Neck - Carole Cardinale, Demarest - Judith Stanley Coleman, Red Bank - Leonard Coleman, Middletown - Alex DeCroce, Morris Plains - Theresa De Leon, Jersey City - Tracy Desiderio, Sea Isle City - Kathleen A. Donovan, Rutherford - William Dowd - Lewis M. Eisenberg, Rumson - Douglas Forrester, Princeton Junction - Rodney P. Frelinghuysen - Janet Frigerio, Westfield - Mary Ellen Garrett - George R. Gilmore, Toms River - Mary Lee Gilmore - Peter Gold, Cherry Hill - William Gormley, Margate - Michael Hsing, Bridgewater - Jack Kelly, West Creek - Henry Kuhl, Flemington - Joseph M. Kyrillos, Middletown - Teri Lacey, Brick Township, Ocean County - Maryann Lamber, Hackensack - Joseph Leo, Matawan - Frank A. LoBiondo - Joan McNamara, Wyckoff - Janice Mintz, Pennington - Joshua Miranda-Maarieveld, Hoboken - Mariella Morales, Elizabeth - Theresa Nance, Passaic - David F. Norcross - Mary Devon O'Brien, Maplewood - Loran Oglesby, Thorofare - Kevin O'Toole, Cedar Grove - Christina Ramirez, Morristown - Bret Schundler, Jersey City - Robert Singer, Lakewood - Marie Smith, Hamilton - Barbara Sobel, Short Hills - Candace Straight, Bloomfield - Kathy Sumter-Edwards, Newark - Andy Unanue, Alpine - Maria Vicchlariello, Nutley - Claudia Von Savage - John F. Zisa, Hackensack

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