Dick Codey: The New Jersey Suburban Everyman Who Calmed the Waters

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Parsippany,July 16,2008 -- Michael Wojtyszyn,a Greystone resident,answers questions about the new hospital and moving day as Senate president Richard Codey stands by. Codey was on hand for moving day as Greystone patients moved into the new hospital. they stand on the steps of the new hospital.

But few seemed to notice. His wisecracking, guy-at-the-supermarket style connected with voters. He was a governor they seemed to relate to, a survivor of the rough-and-tumble of Essex County politics, who didn’t get pushed around and who appeared to put the interests of average New Jerseyans first. By the time he left office, he enjoyed a 71% approval rating, according to the Quinnipiac poll.

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