Readers say No question, Aronsohn must suspend his columns well before the election to avoid running afoul of NJ election laws
No question, Aronsohn must suspend his columns well before the election to avoid running afoul of NJ election laws. Thank you for pointing this out.
“The (The Villadom Times) publisher appears to have been involved in only one minor political dust-up, when Democratic Bergen County Executive candidate Dennis McNerney in 2002 called for an investigation of his Republican opponent’s periodic column in the Villadom. McNerney contended that then state Sen. Henry P. McNamara should have disclosed the column, called Straight Talk, as an in-kind contribution from the Vierheiligs.”
So Boyd Loving was right on the money when he commented that Paul Aronsohn’s monthly column in The Ridgewood News may be a violation of NJ State Election Commission Laws and also unethical.
Sounds like the Ridgewood News might have the same sort of dust-up if they keep on with the mayor’s monthly PR column.
Running foul of election laws is the name of the game, as in the Mike Sedon anonymous email.
