Politics & Government
UPDATE: Who Won Big on Primary Day in Ocean City?
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Ocean City, NJ -- On the same night Hillary Clinton appeared to clinch the Democratic nomination in this year's presidential election, a former White House aide defeated another "Democratic Party outsider" to capture the party's nomination in the Second Congressional District race.
Dave Cole, a former aide in President Barack Obama's White House, defeated painting contractor and socialist activist Tino Rizzo in Tuesday night's primary, according to unofficial results.
With 99 percent of precincts reporting, Cole had 81 percent of the vote, compared to 19 percent for Rizzo.
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The challenge for Cole now is to unseat U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-2), who ran unopposed in the Republican Primary. LoBiondo was first elected to his seat in 1995.
Locally, Ocean City’s municipal elections were held in the spring.
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