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Endorsements
Ballotpedia did not identify endorsements for Polistina in this election.
In 2011, Polistina's endorsements included the following:
Several powerful state leaders have expressed support for their chosen candidates in District 2. Senate Majority Leader Barbara Buono (D) and Chairman of the state Democratic Committee John Wisniewski (D) have personally endorsed the Democratic ticket in District 2, attending a rally in support of the candidates. The Republican candidates have garnered the support of Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno (R), who attended an event for GOP campaign staff in District 2. The visits further highlight the importance of the district in November's election.
Articles

Selection and swearing-in as District 2 state Senator, 2021

Jan. 1, 1900

On August 4, 2021, the Atlantic County Republican Committee selected Polistina to fill the vacant District 2 seat in the state Senate, replacing Chris Brown (R). Senate President Steve Sweeney (D), who would traditionally administer the oath of office, had gaveled the chamber out of session in late June until November. According to WPG Talk Radio, Polistina was sworn in by retired superior court judge Joseph E. Kane on August 23, 2021. According to the New Jersey Globe, a Senate Majority Office official said Polistina's swearing-in “is not official until he’s sworn in at a quorum." The executive director of the nonpartisan New Jersey Office of Legislative Services, Peri A. Horowitz, said, “Mr. Polistina is not a member of the Legislature at this time. OLS considers Mr. Polistina to be a senator-select, pending receipt of confirmation from the Senate that he has been sworn-in and his election and qualifications have been judged acceptable by the members of the house." According to Politico, Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean Jr. and state Sen. Joe Pennacchio say the swearing-in session was legitimate. As of August 31, 2021, Senate President Sweeney has not indicated he will convene the Senate early for Polistina's swearing-in.