Should Laudenburg have been allowed to replace Torricelli in the general election for U.S. Senator? When you think about a general election you think about all the planning, and the continuous work that goes into it. When someone decides to run for office they have to do research on their opponents, and see what their views are on different political situations, and even take a look into their background. Throughout an election the republicans …showed first 75 words of 561 total…

…showed last 75 words of 561 total…line Lautenberg decides that he is not going to win the election can he now find another substitute if he felt like it? Why is it fair that the Republican Party now has to do research on an entirely new political candidate, while the democrats can use the same information? This is a disregard for the law, and everything that it stands for. If a politician can change the law, what will the limit be?