The six mayoral candidates in Hoboken who debated Wednesday morning. Candidate Patricia Waiters was not able to make the debate.
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Hoboken, mayoral candidate Frank Raia said this morning that he'll take a $1 salary if he is elected mayor on Nov. 3. No other candidates made that pledge, and opponent Everton Wilson said most people can't afford to do that. The candidates tussled on rent control, parking, and some funny questions, too. Check out what Raia, Wilson, Kim Glatt, Dawn Zimmer, Beth Mason, and Nathan Brinkman had to say in this morning's Hoboken debate after we post the video later on here at www.hudsonreporter.com.
Who said that Mason and Zimmer are not qualified? Who wants to get rid of rent control? Find out soon!This afternoon we'll also be taping a debate with the
Secaucus Town Council candidates, and have a few questions for unopposed mayoral candidate
Michael Gonnelli as well.
Friday we'll be taping a debate with the
Bayonne council candidates.
Stay tuned!
Internet vids should be available later today/tomorrow at www.hobokenpog.org
will he still take the benefits?
what about the car that dawn isn't using? (anyway what did dawn do with the car? is someone else using it?)
You get what you pay for. Actually looking at past mayors you don't.
This is such a stupid pledge. With a 100 million dollar budget the salary that we pay the mayor is well worth it if they just make Hoboken's government efficient, responsible, and transparent. Looking at Pupie's past performance at the BOE I do not think he is the one to do that.