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DEMOCRATS CONTINUE TO LEAD NEW JERSEY SENATE

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Posted by NJ Senate Democrats on January 10, 2006 at 17:56:56:

FOR RELEASE: Immediate
Jan. 10, 2005

CONTACT: Jim Manion
Tel: (609) 292-5215

DEMOCRATS CONTINUE TO LEAD NEW JERSEY SENATE

TRENTON - Democrats will continue to lead the New Jersey Senate as Senate
President Richard J. Codey was sworn in for a 2-year term at the start of
the 212th Session of the New Jersey Legislature.

Codey, who will step down as Governor next week when Democrat Jon Corzine is
sworn on Tuesday, January 17th, later delivered a State of the State message
to a joint session of the Legislature.

Senator Shirley K. Turner was sworn in as Senate President Pro Tempore, a
constitutional position which requires her to step in to preside at the
podium as Senate President during sessions when Codey is temporarily absent.

In addition, Ellen Davenport of Maplewood was sworn in for her second term
as Secretary of the Senate.

Senate Majority Bernard F. Kenny Jr., D-Hudson, will continue in his titled
position as the political leader of the Majority Democrats. Meanwhile,
Senator Leonard Lance, R-Hunterdon and Warren, will continue as Senate
Minority Leader. The political balance in the upper house favors Democrats
by a 22-18 margin.

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: FOR RELEASE: Immediate 
: Jan. 10, 2005 

: CONTACT: Jim Manion 
: Tel: (609) 292-5215 

: DEMOCRATS CONTINUE TO LEAD NEW JERSEY SENATE 

: TRENTON - Democrats will continue to lead the New Jersey Senate as Senate 
: President Richard J. Codey was sworn in for a 2-year term at the start of 
: the 212th Session of the New Jersey Legislature. 

: Codey, who will step down as Governor next week when Democrat Jon Corzine is 
: sworn on Tuesday, January 17th, later delivered a State of the State message 
: to a joint session of the Legislature. 

: Senator Shirley K. Turner was sworn in as Senate President Pro Tempore, a 
: constitutional position which requires her to step in to preside at the 
: podium as Senate President during sessions when Codey is temporarily absent. 

: In addition, Ellen Davenport of Maplewood was sworn in for her second term 
: as Secretary of the Senate. 

: Senate Majority Bernard F. Kenny Jr., D-Hudson, will continue in his titled 
: position as the political leader of the Majority Democrats. Meanwhile, 
: Senator Leonard Lance, R-Hunterdon and Warren, will continue as Senate 
: Minority Leader. The political balance in the upper house favors Democrats 
: by a 22-18 margin. 

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