Plaintalker checked June 2012 primary results to verify whether Adrian Mapp won by only about 200 votes as alleged by Mayor Sharon Robinson-Briggs. The official count was 787 for Mapp, 534 for Abdul-Haqq, a 60-40 percent spread. No challenge was filed with the county clerk. The U.S. Office of Special Counsel reviewed the case and did not assess any penalty to Mapp, who stepped down from the job in question and now holds another position. See Plaintalker's initial post on the challenge here.
--Bernice
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Great!! They mayor can't process numbers. Wonderful person to have in charge of budgets.
ReplyDeleteWho is paying for this idiot to come to this town again. Perhaps Rev. Al should stay in NY and pay his property taxes of which he has been in arrears for years! Way to go Sharon! GET OUT AND GO AWAY WITH YOUR UNATTRACTIVE AND SINGULAR MENTALITY
ReplyDeleteIt seems that Sharon and the Campbells want to control Plainfield. Who said we want them too. Look at the mess the Campbells have made on the BOE. Maybe Sharon should pay her back taxes and leave Plainfield alone.
ReplyDeleteA more valid comparison would be the 2009 mayoral primary. But why would Sharon stick to relevant facts?
ReplyDeletethat is 253. What is the problem here? Seems to me the Mayor is right.
ReplyDeleteGet over it Bernice!