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Ex-New Jersey mayor, her husband charged for using fake ballot signatures after she pleaded guilty to DUI
A former New Jersey mayor was charged alongside her husband with making false statements under oath, filing false petitions, and tampering with public records regarding a nominating petition for a Democratic primary race. Prosecutors alleged that multiple signatures on the petition were fraudulent, as the signers had neither signed nor authorized others to do so. The new allegations follow an earlier conviction where the mayor pleaded guilty to a DUI case involving her child.
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