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HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES
| FIRST
DISTRICT |
| BURLINGTON COUNTY: MAPLE SHADE, PALMYRA AND RIVERTON>>>
CAMDEN COUNTY: AUDUBON, AUDUBON PARK, BARRINGTON,
BELLMAWR, BERLIN, BERLIN TOWNSHIP, BROOKLAWN, CAMDEN,
CHESILHURST, CLEMENTON, COLLINGSWOOD, GIBBSBORO,
GLOUCESTER CITY, GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, PART OF HADDON,
HADDON HEIGHTS, HI-NELLA, LAUREL SPRINGS, LAWNSIDE,
LINDENWOLD, MAGNOLIA, MOUNT EPHRAIM, OAKLYN, PENNSAUKEN,
PINE HILL, PINE VALLEY, RUNNEMEDE, SOMERDALE, STRATFORD,
TAVISTOCK, VOORHEES, WINSLOW AND WOODLYNNE>>>
GLOUCESTER COUNTY: DEPTFORD, EAST GREENWICH,
GREENWICH, LOGAN, PART OF MANTUA, MONROE, NATIONAL
PARK, PAULSBORO, WASHINGTON, WENONAH, WEST DEPTFORD,
WESTVILLE, WOODBURY, AND WOODBURY HEIGHTS. |
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| Robert
E. Andrews (D) |
| United
States House of Representatives |
| 2439
Rayburn House Office Building |
| Washington,
DC 20515 |
| Phone:(202)
225-6501 |
| Fax:
(202) 225-6583 |
| e-mail:
rob.andrews@mail.house.gov |
| Web
Site: http://www.house.gov/andrews |
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| District
Offices: |
| 506-A
White Horse Pike |
| Haddon
Heights, NJ 08035 |
| Phone:
(856) 546-5100 |
| Fax:
(856) 546-9529 |
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| 65
North Broad Street |
| Woodbury,
NJ 08096 |
| Phone:
(856) 546-5100 |
| Fax:
(856) 848-8341 |
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| First
elected 11/06/90
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| First
elected in special election November 1990 to fill
vacancy caused by resignation of
JAMES
FLORIO after election as Governor, elected at
same time to full term> 1997 gubernatorial primary
candidate, finished second to JAMES MCGREEVEY by about 10,000 votes> Criticized by fellow Democrats
for lack of active support of McGreevey general
election campaign> Split with Camden Democratic
organization following 1997 gubernatorial primary
led to initial threat to run with own slate of candidates
in 1998 primary in effort to replace County Party
leaders, later announced resolution of differences>
Announced December 2003 consideration of potential
challenge for 2005 re-nomination of Governor JAMES
MCGREEVEY if McGreevey still struggling in
public and political party support> Early political
career as member of Florio Camden County political
organization, but relations cooled following adverse
political reaction to 1990 Florio Administration
tax increase program, criticism of Florio associates
who obtained Camden County contracts, but endorsed
by Florio over McGreevey in 1997 gubernatorial race>
Fiscal conservative, voted against 1993 Clinton
tax program and all tax increases since election
to Congress, also failed to support NAFTA, provoked
1994 criticism from fellow Democratic Congressman
DONALD PAYNE,
especially over Andrews sponsorship of bill
to slash federal spending, social programs> Serves
on Education and the Workforce Committee and its
Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations (Senior
Ranking Democrat) and its Subcommittee on Postsecondary
Education, Training and Lifelong Learning; Armed
Services Committee and its Subcommittee on Military
Research and Development and its Special Oversight
Panel on Morale, Welfare and Recreation> Sponsor
of direct lending legislation reforming student
loan program; also sponsor of bill to allow repayment
of student loans through percentage of future income>
B.S. (political science) Bucknell University, Phi
Beta Kappa, 1979; J.D., Cornell Law School, 1982;
Camden County Freeholder, 1986-90; Camden County
Freeholder Director, 1988-90> Key staff members
based at Haddon Heights office include chief
of staff David Socolow; director of constituent
services Christina Morales;
scheduler Edward Lee, special assistant William
Caruso> Born in Camden, August 4, 1957> Married
to Camille Spinello Andrews, Associate Dean of Enrollment
and Projects at RUTGERS
UNIVERSITY School of Law in Camden, two daughters,
resides in Haddon Heights. |
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| SECOND
DISTRICT |
| ATLANTIC, CAPE MAY,
CUMBERLAND AND SALEM
COUNTIES>>> BURLINGTON COUNTY: WASHINGTON>>> GLOUCESTER COUNTY: CLAYTON, ELK, FRANKLIN, GLASSBORO,
HARRISON, PART OF MANTUA, NEWFIELD, PITMAN, SOUTH HARRISON, SWEDESBORO AND
WOOLWICH. |
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| Frank
A. LoBiondo (R) |
| United States House of
Representatives |
| 222 Cannon House Office
Building |
| Washington, DC 20515 |
| Phone:
(202) 225-6572 |
| Fax:
(202) 225-3318 |
| Web Site:
http://www.house.gov/lobiondo/ |
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| District Offices: |
| 5914 Main Street
Suite 103 |
| Mays Landing, NJ 08330 |
| Phone:
(609) 625-5008 |
| Fax:
(609) 625-5071 |
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| First
Elected:
11/08/94
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| November 2000
Election |
|
Frank A. LoBiondo (REP): 67% (154,214
votes) |
|
Edward G. Janosik (DEM): 31% (72,990 votes) |
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| Elected
November 1994 to first congressional term, assumed seat vacated by
retiring Democratic Congressman Bill Hughes, defeated Senator WILLIAM GORMLEY by surprising 2-1 margin in June 1994 primary,
aided by conservative fiscal, pro-gun positions in conservative district,
also fundraising help from lobbyist HAZEL
GLUCK, others close to Governor CHRISTINE
TODD WHITMAN> Also 1992 Congressional candidate opposing Congressman Hughes,
lost by 34,000 votes> Considered US Senate campaign in 2000, declined
to enter race following announced candidacy of rival WILLIAM
GORMLEY> Member of Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and
its Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment, its Subcommittee on
Aviation and Vice-Chairman of its Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime
Transportation; Small Business Committee and chairman of its
Subcommittee on Rural Enterprises, Business Opportunities, and
Special Small Business Problems; also serves as an Assistant Majority
Whip, responsible for notifying other Democratic members of important
votes in House and organizing Party support> Founder and chairman of
Congressional Gaming Caucus, group of members interested in
gambling-related issues> Recipient of awards from fiscally conservative
groups, including Taxpayer Hero Award from Citizens Against Government
Waste; The Spirit of Enterprise from US Chamber of Commerce; and Guardian
of Small Business from National Federation of Independent Business; other
awards include Citizen of Year by NJ
BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION and citation by US Department of Interior for
work on environment> While in Assembly, sponsor of bill to override
Florio Administration assault weapons ban; law enacted 1992 to establish
crime of stalking; and of shore protection, tourism funding measures>
Former Cumberland County freeholder, first won Assembly nomination 1989
when both Republican incumbents chose not to seek re-election, served in
Assembly until resignation following 1994 Congressional election>
Former operations manager for LoBiondo Brothers Motor Express,
family-owned trucking company in Deerfield> Past president of
Cumberland County Guidance Center, also serves or has served on boards of
Cape May County Chapter of Literacy Volunteers of America, and Vineland
YMCA> B.A. St. Joseph's
University 1968> Married, two children> Born
May 12, 1946. |
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| THIRD
DISTRICT |
| BURLINGTON COUNTY: BASS RIVER, BEVERLY, CINNAMINSON, DELANCO, DELRAN,
EDGEWATER PARK, EVESHAM, HAINESPORT, LUMBERTON,
MEDFORD, MEDFORD LAKES, MOORESTOWN, MOUNT HOLLY,
MOUNT LAUREL, NEW HANOVER, PEMBERTON, PEMBERTON
TOWNSHIP, RIVERSIDE, SHAMONG, SOUTHAMPTON, TABERNACLE,
WILLINGBORO, WOOLAND AND PART OF WRIGHTSTOWN>>>
CAMDEN COUNTY: CHERRY HILL, PART OF HADDON,
HADDONFIELD, MERCHANTVILLE, AND WATERFORD>>>
OCEAN COUNTY: BARNEGAT, BARNEGAT LIGHT, BEACH
HAVEN, BEACHWOOD, BERKELEY, PART OF DOVER, EAGLESWOOD,
HARVEY CEDARS, ISLAND HEIGHTS, LACEY, LAVALLETTE,
LITTLE EGG HABOR, LONG BEACH, OCEAN, OCEAN GATE,
PINE BEACH, SEASIDE HEIGHTS, SEASIDE PARK, SHIP
BOTTOM, SOUTH TOMS RIVER, STAFFORD, SURF CITY AND
TUCKERTON. |
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| H.
James Saxton (R) |
| United
States House of Representatives |
| 339
Cannon House Office Building |
| Washington,
NJ 20515 |
| Phone:
(202) 225-4765 |
| Fax:
(202) 225-0778 |
| Web
Site: http://www.house.gov/saxton |
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| District
Offices: |
| 100
High Street |
| Mount
Holly, NJ 08060 |
| Phone:
(856) 261-5800 |
| Fax:
(856) 261-1275 |
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| 1
Maine Avenue |
| Cherry
Hill, NJ 08002 |
| Phone:
(856) 428-0520 |
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| 7
Hadley Avenue |
| Toms
River, NJ 08753 |
| Phone:
(732) 914-2020 |
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| First
Elected:
11/06/84
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| District
includes Pinelands towns, Long Beach Island, military
facilities of Fort Dix, McGuire Air Force Base,
Lakehurst Naval Air Station> Strong Republican
district, highly conservative> Defeated
Democrat SUSAN BASS LEVIN, Cherry Hill mayor, in 2000 election,
by surprisingly wide margin against well-financed
Levin campaign>
District issues dominated by economic impact of
federal defense cutbacks, economic impact of sharply
reduced operations at Fort Dix, McGuire Air Force
Base> First elected 1984, re-elected to eighth
term 1998 with 62% of vote> Prior positions include
NJ State Senator, 1981-84; NJ Assemblyman, 1975-81>
Past Chairman of Joint Economic Committee, as well
as Subcommittee on Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife
and Oceans; also senior Member of National Security
Committee> B.A. East Stroudsberg State College,
1965> Born January 22, 1943, Scranton, PA>
Resides in Southhampton> Married, two children. |
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