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Six Women Newcomers Join NJ Legislature; No Longer One of Ten Worst States
November 29, 2005
2005: Six Women Newcomers Join NJ Legislature
November 29, 2005
Election 2004: 8.8 Million More Women Than Men Voted
June 1, 2005

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