KIYC: Gubernatorial election campaign ad truth test
How truthful are the campaign ads in New Jersey’s gubernatorial election?
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The two main candidates on this year’s ballot are Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill.
New Jersey residents have seen weeks of campaign ads for and against these candidates. Each ad makes certain allegations against each opponent.
News 12’s Walt Kane is taking a look at these claims in an effort to help voters figure out how accurate they are.
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