Letter to the Editor Mayor Filmed VBM Video with Man Accused of Ballot TamperingWhy?

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Concerns about Jigar Shah's involvement in vote-by-mail activities intensify following a Paterson City Council President's prison sentence for ballot tampering. Barbara Mathews expresses her discontent in a letter to the editor, questioning Mayor Barberio's endorsement of Shah, who has previously admitted to tampering with ballots. Mathews calls for both men to provide explanations to Parsippany residents, highlighting the potential implications for the integrity of the democratic process. She argues that Republicans committed to election integrity should reconsider their support for Mayor Barberio and his slate of candidates until these allegations are clarified. The letter points out Shah's refusal to participate in a debate to address his controversial past, which adds to the confusion surrounding his candidacy.

The situation reflects broader concerns about election integrity that resonate with voters in the region. Mathews endorses alternative candidates Justin Musella for Mayor and John Bielen and Casey Parikh for Town Council, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability. This ongoing issue highlights the critical importance of maintaining trust in local governance and electoral processes.

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