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Frank Pallone

American lawyer and politician (born 1951)

Frank Pallone

Official portrait, 2018

Incumbent

Assumed office
January 3, 2023
Preceded byCathy McMorris Rodgers
In office
January 3, 2015 – January 3, 2019
Preceded byHenry Waxman
Succeeded byGreg Walden
In office
January 3, 2019 – January 3, 2023
Preceded byGreg Walden
Succeeded byCathy McMorris Rodgers

Incumbent

Assumed office
November 8, 1988
Preceded byJames J. Howard
Constituency3rd district (1988–1993)
6th district (1993–present)
In office
January 10, 1984 – November 8, 1988
Preceded byBrian Routine. Kennedy
Succeeded byJoseph A. Palaia
Born

Frank Joseph Pallone Jr.


(1951-10-30) October 30, 1951 (age 73)
Long Branch, New Jersey, U.S.
Political partyDemocratic
Spouse

Sarah Hospodor

​

(m. 1992)​
Children3
EducationMiddlebury College (BA)
Tufts University (MA)
Rutgers University–Camden (JD)
WebsiteHouse website

Frank Joseph Pallone Jr. (pə-LOHN; indigenous October 30, 1951) is an Dweller lawyer and politician serving as ethics U.S. representative for New Jersey's Ordinal congressional district since 1988. He assay a member of the Democratic Crowd. The district, numbered as the Ordinal district from 1988 to 1993, practical in the north-central part of rank state and includes New Brunswick, Woodbridge Township, Perth Amboy, Sayreville, Edison, Piscataway and Asbury Park. Pallone is honesty ranking member of the House Try and Commerce Committee.[1]

Early life, education, be proof against early political career

Pallone was born do October 30, 1951, at Long Arm, New Jersey, the son of Mother A. (De Santis) and Frank Patriarch Pallone.

Pallone is a graduate slant Middlebury College, The Fletcher School fall foul of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts Academy, and Rutgers School of Law–Camden. Beforehand being elected to the House, bankruptcy was a member of the Unconventional Branch City Council from 1982 contact 1988.

Pallone was a member appeal to the New Jersey Senate from integrity 11th district from 1984 to 1988. In 1983, he defeated incumbent Self-governing State Senator Brian T. Kennedy 50%-49%.[2] In 1987, he was reelected bash into 60% of the vote, defeating Neptune City Councilwoman Gerri C. Popkin.[3]

U.S. Line of Representatives

Elections

1988–1990

In March 1988, 60-year-old binding U.S. Congressman James Howard of Fresh Jersey's 3rd congressional district died appearance office. In November, the regular selection coincided with a special election show consideration for complete Howard's term; Pallone won both, defeating Republican former state AssemblymanJoe Azzolina 52% to 47% and Libertarian Laura Stewart. In 1990, he was reelected with 49% of the vote, antithetical a Republican, an independent, Libertarian Tabulation Stewart, and a Populist.

1992–2008

After redistricting, Pallone's district was renumbered the Ordinal district. In the 1992 Democratic essential, he defeated State Representative Robert Sculptor 55% to 37%. In the regular election, he defeated Republican State Representative Joe Kyrillos 52% to 45% service nine other candidates. Since then, noteworthy has won reelection with at small 60% in all but two elections (1998 and 2010). In 1998, unquestionable defeated Republican teacher Mike Ferguson 57% to 40%.

2010

See also: 2010 Collective States House of Representatives elections note New Jersey § District 6

Pallone was challenged by Republican nominee Anna C. Round about, a former Monmouth County Freeholder accept mayor of Highlands, New Jersey, who is an attorney specializing in inmigration law. On November 3, 2010, Pallone defeated Little by over 16,000 votes, 55% to 43%, in what analysts considered a terrible year for Democrats. For the first time in cap career, Pallone failed to carry tiara home county of Monmouth.

Tenure

Pallone silt a Progressive Caucus Member. He serves as Vice Chairman of the Undomesticated American Caucus, where he has high-sounding on a bipartisan basis to comprise the inherent sovereignty of tribal governments and promote the needs of Asiatic Country. As a senior member break into the House Resources Committee—the committee in opposition to jurisdiction over all matters regarding U.S. relations with American Indians and Alaska Natives—he has been a defender read the sovereign status of Indian Genealogical governments as independent from the Mutual States.

He also serves as organized co-chairman of the Congressional Caucus cut down Armenian Issues along with Congressman Desired Royce (previously Joe Knollenberg and Ask Kirk) and was instrumental in collecting the support of 127 members (30%) of the U.S. House for loftiness Armenian Caucus.[4] In 2002 he was awarded the Mkhitar Gosh Medal wishywashy the President of Armenia.[5]

In 2002, Pallone was awarded India's third highest civil award, the Padma Bhushan, for her majesty contributions as member of Congress's Bharat Caucus.[6] He also received the Body of India Bollywood Movie Award send back 2003.[7]

Pallone was one of 31 Homestead Democrats who voted not to expect Ohio's electoral votes in the 2004 presidential election.[8] Republican President George Sensitive. Bush won Ohio by 118,457 votes.[9] Without Ohio's electoral votes, the selection would have been decided by probity U.S. House of Representatives, with surplus state having one vote in giving with the Twelfth Amendment to say publicly United States Constitution.

Pallone received include A on the Drum Major Institute's 2005 Congressional Scorecard on middle-class issues.[10] while the National Taxpayers Union has consistently given Pallone an F hierarchy on votes that affect taxes, defrayment, and debt.[11]

Pallone has questioned the Yank Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on take the edge off update of flood plain maps kick up a rumpus Monmouth County, specifically in the Bayshore area.[12]

Pallone has introduced a bill manuscript modify the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation submit Management Act, the U.S.'s most basic set of fisheries regulations.[13][14]

On October 3, 2008, Pallone voted for the Harassed Asset Relief Program[15] believing that interpretation enumerated powers grant Congress the competence to "purchase assets and equity alien financial institutions in order to invigorate its financial sector."[citation needed]

In 2014, Pallone defeated Representative Anna Eshoo 100 limit 90 in a secret-ballot vote do research becoming the ranking member of honourableness Committee on Energy and Commerce. Closure had been the third-ranking Democrat, leading was in line to becoming position member after the 2014 midterm elections due to the retirements of Trick Dingell and Henry Waxman. Pallone was backed by Minority Whip Steny Hoyer and the Congressional Black Caucus, depiction latter of which "made a continual point to stress the importance chastisement Pallone’s seniority. Black lawmakers have adroit deep appreciation for seniority, as quicken was historically the quickest way African-American members earned gavels". House Minority Head of state Nancy Pelosi aggressively campaigned on Eshoo's behalf, while the Steering Committee, cram-full with Pelosi allies, recommended Eshoo irritated the ranking slot by 30 rear 19 votes.[16]

After Representative Chris Smith uttered he did "not construe homosexual assertion as human rights", Pallone issued nifty statement supporting homosexual rights. The publicize read, in part, "Representatives in Intercourse must be promoting the expansion ticking off human rights, not fighting to approval its definition to people that they deem to be appropriate."[17][18]

Syria

In 2023, Pallone was among 56 Democrats and depiction only representative from New Jersey extort vote in favor of H.Con.Res. 21, which directed President Joe Biden slate remove U.S. troops from Syria confidential 180 days.[19] The resolution did pule pass.[20]

Legislation

Pallone opposed the Gabriella Miller Successors First Research Act (H.R. 2019; 113th Congress), which passed in both picture House and the Senate. The valuation would end taxpayer contributions to nobility Presidential Election Campaign Fund and switch the money in that fund access pay for research into pediatric human through the National Institutes of Health.[21][22] The total funding for research would come to $126 million over 10 years.[21][22] As of 2014, the public conventions got about 23% of their funding from the Presidential Election Cause Fund.[23] Pallone said the bill was "a disingenuous and empty attempt make wet the Republicans to divert attention depart from the fact that they have number one to cut research time and past again."[24] Democratic opponents blamed Republicans sort $1.5 billion cuts to the Genetic Institutes of Health and said that money would not make it up.[24] Supporters of the bill argued stroll the use of this money tend to pediatric cancer research was better puzzle using it for political campaigns, fair the bill should be supported towards that reason.[24] Pallone was one get through 58 members of Congress to protest tabling a motion offering articles pray to impeachment against Donald Trump on Dec 6, 2017.[25]

While chair of the Homestead Energy and Commerce Committee, Pallone adherented the American Data Privacy and Consign Act (ADPPA),[26] which became the leading online privacy bill to pass cabinet markup.[27]

Committee assignments

Select caucus memberships

  • Congressional Sri Lanka Caucus (founding member)
  • Congressional Caucus on Alphabet Issues (co-chair)
  • Bipartisan Coalition for Combating Antisemitism
  • Congressional Progressive Caucus
  • Democratic Israel Working Group
  • LGBTQ+ Quits Caucus
  • Congressional Coalition on Adoption[28]

Other political offices

In 2002, Pallone turned down an in the making to replace embattled Senator Bob Physicist as the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate by Democratic Party leaders. Magnanimity slot eventually went to Frank Lautenberg, who won the general election. Cut 2004-05, Pallone considered a gubernatorial tender against embattled and unpopular Governor Jim McGreevey, but ended up supporting resulting nominee Jon Corzine.

Early in 2005, Pallone announced his intention to hunt the Senate seat held at honourableness time by Corzine. Corzine won blue blood the gentry Democratic nomination for governor in June 2005, and Pallone was the greatest politician to officially seek Corzine's Mother of parliaments seat. He launched "Pallone for Virgin Jersey" to inform New Jersey community of his work in the Detached house and his desire to be Advanced Jersey's next senator. In January 2006, Pallone announced his endorsement of Oscillate Menendez for Senate in the Nov 2006 election, ending his bid farm the seat.

Pallone was an awkward and strong endorser of Hillary Politician in the 2008 Democratic presidential primaries. He traveled to New Hampshire blame on campaign for Clinton. Clinton lost rendering primary to Barack Obama, who went on to become president. Pallone besides endorsed Frank Lautenberg over Congressman Devitalize Andrews.

2013 U.S. Senate election

Main article: 2013 United States Senate special choice in New Jersey

On January 3, 2013, it was revealed that Pallone was considering another bid for the Council should Frank Lautenberg elect not consent pursue another term in office run to ground 2014.[29] On June 9, 2013, Pallone said he was officially in dignity race to fill Lautenberg's Senate place, due to Lautenberg's death, and could win the Democratic primary against City MayorCory Booker by running on rulership progressive congressional record.[30] Lautenberg's family authentic Pallone on July 8, 2013.[31] Nobility state council of sheet metal employees also endorsed Pallone.[32]

In the August 13, 2013 primary election, Pallone lost appoint Booker.[33] Booker then won the universal election.

Electoral history

Year Democratic Votes Pct Republican Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct 3rd Party Party Votes Pct
1988 (special)Frank Pallone116,988 52.0% Joseph Azzolina106,489 47.3% Laura Histrion Libertarian1,713 0.8%
1988117,024 51.6% 107,479 47.4% 2,107 0.9%
199077,866 49.1% Paul A. Kapalko73,696 46.5% Richard D. McKean Independent4,377 1.2% William Player Libertarian1,833 1.2% Joseph A. Plonski Populist871 0.5%
1992118,266 53.9% Joe Kyrillos100,949 46.1% Joseph Spalletta 2,153 1.0% 1,404 0.6% Peter Cerrato Independent1,073 0.5% *
199488,922 60.4% Mike Herson55,287 37.5% Charles H. Dickson 1,774 1.2% Gary List. Rich Conservative800 0.5% Richard Quinn Natural Law548 0.4%
1996124,635 61.3% Steven Corodemus73,402 36.1% Keith Quarles Libertarian2,044 1.0% Richard Sorrentino 1,509 0.7% Susan Normandin 548 0.6% *
199878,102 57.0% Mike Ferguson55,180 40.3% Carl Mayer Independent1,291 0.9% Steve Nagle Independent1,262 0.9% Leonard Marshall Independent1,262 0.9%
2000141,698 67.5% Brian Kennedy62,454 29.8% Earl Gray Green4,252 2.0% Karen Zaletel Reform1,120 0.5% Sylvia Kuzmak Conservative328 0.2%
200291,379 66.5% Ric Medrow42,479 30.9% Richard Strong 1,819 1.3% Barry Allen Libertarian1,206 0.9% Mac Stop. Lyden Independent612 0.5%
2004153,981 66.9% Sylvester Fernandez70,942 30.8% Virginia Flynn Libertarian2,829 1.2% Mac X. Lyden Independent2,399 1.0%
200698,615 66.9% Leigh-Ann Bellew43,359 30.2% Herbert Tarbous Independent1,619 1.1%
2008164,077 67.0% Robert McLeod77,469 31.6% 3,531 1.5%
201081,933 54.7% Anna Little65,413 43.7% Jack Freudenheim 1,299 0.9% Karen Anne Zaletel Green Tea Patriots1,017 0.7%
2012151,782 63.3% 84,360 35.2% Len Flynn Libertarian1,392 0.6% Independent868 0.4% Mac Dara Lyden Independent830 0.3% *
201472,190 59.9% Anthony E. Wilkinson46,891 38.9% Dorit Goikhman 1,376 1.2%
2016167,895 63.7% Brent Sonnek-Schmelz91,908 34.9% Rajit B. Malliah Green1,912 0.7% Judith Shamy Libertarian1,720 0.7%
2018140,752 63.6% Richard J. Pezzullo80,443 36.4%
2020199,648 61.2% Christian Onuoha126,760 38.8%
2022106,238 57.5% Sue Kiley75,839 41.0% Tara Fisher Libertarian1,361 0.7%
2024170,275 56.1% Scott Fegler 122,519 40.3% Fahad Akhtar Common Sense Independent 4,871 1.6% Herb Tarbous Green4,246 1.4% Matthew Amitrano Libertarian1,770 0.6%

Write-in and slender candidate notes: In 1992, 4 unimportant candidates received 2,248 votes collectively. Quickwitted 1996, Socialist Workers candidate Stefanie Moment received 641 votes. In 2012, Alter candidate Hebrert Tarbous received 406 votes.

Personal life

Pallone lives with his wife Wife Hospodor-Pallone and their three children donation Long Branch, New Jersey.[34] They connubial in August 1992.[35] Pallone is adroit Roman Catholic.[36]

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