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NJ Progressives Win Ballot Line Fight | Arvin Alaigh | TMR
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18:15Now PlayingLive-streamed on April 4, 2024
Arvin Alaigh, writer & political activist from New Jersey, currently a Ph.D student at the University of Cambridge, discusses his recent piece in The Nation entitled “Abolishing the “Ballot Line” Will Reshape Progressive Politics.”
Arvin Alaigh then joins, first walking through what New Jersey’s “ballot line” voting entailed, and how it drastically reduces the chances of outsider and non-county-endorsed candidates in state primaries. Stepping back, Alaigh walks Emma through the corrupt politics that the ballot line policy has enabled, with two major culprits, Governor Phil Murphy and Senator Bob Menendez, also inspiring the most recent scandal, with Gov. Murphy using his power to push his wife onto the preferred ballot spot to replace recently-indicted Sen. Menendez’s seat, seeing opposition Andy Kim file suit with no pushback from even Murphy’s allies. Wrapping up, Arvin tackles the current state of the suit, and the ongoing injunction against New Jersey’s ballot line policy.
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