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Democrats had a civil war in the 1994 Democratic primary, when East Orange Mayor Cardell Cooper and then-Essex County Democratic Chairman (now Assemblyman) Thomas Giblin ended the primary in a tie – each had 22,907 votes. The nominee for County Executive wasn't decided until a Judge ruled on challenged ballots and declared Cooper the winner in August.
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13 | Essex County | 2002 | County | $3,203,840 | $4,215,579 | Joseph DiVincenzo defeats Thomas Giblin for executive.
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Mr. Giblin, 54, the county democratic chairman and the campaign chairman for James E. McGreevey's gubernatorial campaign, will face the county freeholder president, Joseph DiVincenzo, in the June 4 primary.
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Both Mr. Giblin and Mr. Haytaian are members of the reapportionment commission, which also includes legislative leaders.
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