State Sen. William L. Gormley, the powerful legislator in control of the Atlantic County Republican machine, announced that he won't seek reelection in 2007, which would have been his 9th term.
His decision has sent Atlantic county politicians scurrying for position. It sets up a highly competitive race for the 2nd district State Senate seat, most likely between Republican Frank Blee, the Assembly Minority Whip whom Gormley has already endorsed, and James Whelan, a freshman Democratic Assemblyman and former Mayor of Atlantic City.
There's a nice breakdown of the fallout and jockeying for the GOP in thePress of Atlantic City written by Thomas Barlas: Gormley decision has potential GOP candidates scrambling
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I'm sure you wrote something important, but it all just looks like squiggly lines to me after I see football...
And tag! I have a meme for you on my blog!
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