Rep. Andy Kim is taking New Jersey's county line — the ballot position given to preferred candidates — to federal court, literally. Visit 12 Bergen County museums, historic homes for $10 on ...

US Rep. Andy Kim sues over what he calls New Jersey's 'cynically manipulated' ballot system Rep. Andy Kim, D-N.J., speaks to voters in Jersey City, N.J., on Feb. 23, 2024.

Rep. Andy Kim is taking New Jersey's county line — the ballot positions given to candidates preferred by party leaders — to federal court. In a federal lawsuit filed Monday, Kim calls for ...

Democratic Rep. Andy Kim on Monday sued to abolish the so-called “county line” system that he says gives New Jersey’s party machines far too much power in primaries like the fight he is ...

U.S. Rep. Andy Kim sues over NJ's ‘cynically manipulated' ballot system Kim's suit against county clerks who design the ballots seeks to implement the kind of ballot that much of the rest of the ...

U.S. Rep. Andy Kim sues over NJ's ‘cynically manipulated' ballot system Kim's suit against county clerks who design the ballots seeks to implement the kind of ballot that much of the rest of the ...

TRENTON, N.J. - Congressman Andy Kim has filed a federal lawsuit over what he calls New Jersey's "cynically manipulated" ballot system. Currently, candidates backed by political party leaders are ...

Democratic U.S. Rep. Andy Kim won Tuesday’s election to become New Jersey’s newest member of the U.S. Senate, claiming the open seat once held by the disgraced Robert Menendez and punctuating ...

Rep. Andy Kim, D-NJ and Curtis Bashaw, a business owner, are running for Sen. Bob Menendez's old senate seat after the disgraced senator resigned following his conviction on felony corruption charges.

New Jersey's newest U.S. Senator was formally sworn in Monday afternoon. Sen. Andy Kim won the seat previously held by Bob Menendez during the election last month and will finish the last two ...

Rep. Andy Kim is taking New Jersey's county line — the ballot position given to preferred candidates — to federal court, literally.