Well cat, don't take it personally. George/Marcus/Jon is all the voice of the Tim Occhipinti campaign.

You will not be hearing a shred of decency on the substance of that data where 80 of 80 people were paid and all had asked for and almost all already sent in their vote by mail ballot.

Yes, the voter fraud may continue, undaunted. Not one shred of decency. 4 sworn affidavits, proof of non residents voting, and a coincidence of $40 paid to people voting by mail. No merits to throw all of them out- maybe? But individually, those ballots had better be thrown out or there should be a major rally in front of that building. NY stepped up to the plate with the Troy indictments for voter fraud and they had less than Friends of Lenz, Sam Briggs. I expect NJ to follow suit or have a very disgruntled hoboken population.

You're right, the impartial superior court judge must be dumber than you on this issue.

I wouldn't be doing a happy dance just yet. The investigation isn't over.

The judge didn't rule on "merit" he ruled that the application to have the VBM ballots sequestered was "premature" in part because the Hudson County Superintendent of Elections is in the midst of an ongoing investigation into the evidence of allegations of election fraud by the Occhipinti campaign.

Issues or lack of issues is an interesting point- all we've had on issues is from Tim's talking binder and if the binder hasn't got a tab well there's no answer. I guess the binder didn't coordinate a response from the Occhipinti team for the Hoboken Revolt Election questionnaire. Here's the email from Revolt to its members:

Since our creation in December of 2008, Hoboken Revolt has asked local candidates for City and BOE elections to answer a questionnaire in regards to the issues of each election. We asked 4th ward council candidates Michael Lenz and Tim Occhipiniti to answer a questionnaire in regards to 4th ward and city wide issues for Tuesday's upcoming election. Candidates were sent the questionnaire on October 18th and asked to respond in one week.

You can read Michael Lenz's response here: http://www.hobokenrevolt.com/forum/topics/4th-ward-questionnaire

We have not received a response from Tim Occhipinti.

General Election information:
Election day is THIS Tuesday, November 2nd. Polls are open from 6am-8pm. If you do not know your polling location you can find it here: http://www.hobokennj.org/departments/city-clerk/voter-information/

Outside of the 4th Ward City Council race, voters city wide will be voting for House of Representatives 13th Congressional District and for County Sheriff.

LOVE YOUR TOWN, VOTE! (and tell your friends!)

Enjoy!
http://timsings.com/

Not from around here huh? Hoboken Revolt was created in response to the 47% tax increase that was the result of decades of underfunded budgets brought to Hoboken by none other than the team behind Occhipinti. It's really no surprise that Occhipinti has no plan to cut taxes. Here's Mike Lenz and Tim Occhipinti on Taxes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jn_wrpEnwk

Hmmmwhat is Occhipinti using his money for? Here is a list of supporters for Tim Occhipinti. Roughly 15k from 7 people. Interesting, many of which are in real estate/banking/investors/contractors.

Louie Carbone, attny, delray FL, $2,000
Kerry fitzgeral, real estate, weehaken, $2,600
Michael Fitzgerald, real estate, rutherford, $2,600
Kenneth Oniel, Banking executive/loans, Hoboken$2,600
David Ruosso, financial services/other investor, Hoboken$2,600
Robert Luongo, plumber, Seacacus, $2,600
Michael Russo, CC perosn, Hoboken, $500

Are you surprised Revolt endorsed Lenz? Occhipinti hasn't been coherent on any issues with or without his well tabbed binder and on financial issues he's decided to repeat the mistruths of the financially challenged grandstanding Council of No. Occhipinti's team is the composed of the very people who when in power over the last 20+ years have run Hoboken's finances and infrastructure to the point of collapse and beyond. Revolt understands what decades of underfunded budgets produce: the loss of control of Hoboken's finances to a state fiscal monitor for 2 years and a 47% tax increase.

And Occhipinti is: Russo, Castellano, Labruno, Raia, Romano, Del Boccio, Bado, Belfiore, Fitzgibbons,Ramos among others and that's one thing you'll never be able to deny.

This is the same team that for decades has run Hoboken's finances and infrastructure into the ground and brought us Cammarano. Enough said.

http://timsings.com

You're correct who cares about Hoboken Revolt .... I guess you enjoyed the arrival of the fiscal state monitor and the 47% tax increase. Yes, decades of under funded budgets and financial mismanagement from the team behind Occhipinti have been great for Hoboken. And let's not forget decades of over-development with generous pilots: how are you enjoying the community pool and the wonderful 4th Ward park? And the surplus you're right -it really is silly - much better for Hoboken to have a junk bond rating and pay millions yearly in interest when the city needs to bond or borrow- who needs to being prepared for emergencies and expenses? Prudent financial practices are for sissies- it' outrageous. As wise horse noted earlier today, why "love this town" (the Revolt slogan) when you can "loot this town" (team Occhipinti slogan).