Breaking News: Judge kills NJ’s controversial ballot design for Senate primary

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Judge kills NJ's controversial ballot design for Senate primary

New Jersey's controversial ballot design that gives party-backed candidates an advantage will be scrapped in the June primary, a federal judge ruled on Friday.

U.S. District Judge Zahid Quraishi granted the preliminary injunction sought by Rep. Andy Kim and two Congressional candidates to eliminate the so-called county line, a feature unique to New Jersey elections that's given local party bosses inordinate influence over elections.

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