Newark City Council Member LaMonica McIver (D), has Defeated Small Businessman Carmen Bucco (R), in a Contest for New Jersey’s House 10th Congressional District, that opened-up because of the death of Rep. Donald Payne Jr. (D) in April.
McIver will serve out the Remainder of Payne’s Term, which ends in January, 2025. She and Bucco will face a Rematch on the November Ballot for the Full Term.
McIver emerged as the Democratic Candidate in a Crowded field in the July Special Primary Eelection.
A Member of the City Council of New Jersey’s Biggest City since 2018, She also worked for Montclair Public Schools as a Personnel Director, and Plans to focus on Affordability, Infrastructure, Abortion Rights, and “protecting our democracy”, she said.
Bucco describes Himself on His Campaign websit,e as a Small-Bbusiness Owner, Influenced by His upbringing in the Foster system. He lists Support for Law Enforcement and Ending Corruption as Top Issues.
The 10th District lies in a heavily Democratic and Majority-Black Region of Northern New Jersey. Republicans are outnumbered by more than 6 to 1.
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