L. Harvey Smith

Smith ran in the special election to fill the remainder of Cunningham's term which expired in July 2005, but lost to Judge Jerramiah T. Healy.In March 2007, Smith announced his campaign in the Democratic Primary for the State Assembly on a ticket headed by former Jersey City First Lady Sandra Bolden Cunningham.On June 8, 2009, Smith introduced a bill into the New Jersey State Assembly that would ban the use of GPS systems in cars.In a letter sent to Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts on August 6, 2009, Smith stated, "I believe that the resignation of my position as assemblyman is inconsistent with the presumption of innocence."[8] He pleaded not guilty and planned to use an entrapment defense for the federal trial, scheduled to begin on November 29, 2010.
New Jersey General AssemblyAnthony ChiapponeLouis ManzoCharles T. Epps Jr.Charles MainorMayor of Jersey CityGlenn CunninghamJerramiah T. HealyNew Jersey SenateJoseph DoriaDemocraticJersey City, New JerseyDemocratic PartyGeneral Assembly31st legislative districtJersey CityNew JerseyLong Island UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityBayonneJoseph CharlesUndersheriffHudson CountyState AssemblySandra Bolden CunninghamOperation Bid RigU.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jerseypolitical corruptionmoney launderingJon CorzineJoseph J. RobertsentrapmentWayback MachineNew Jersey LegislatureThe New York TimesThe Star-LedgerJersey JournalThe Jersey JournalThe Star LedgerUnited States Department of JusticeNew Jersey State SenatorMayors of Jersey City, New JerseyGregoryMcMartinAlexanderBentleyDummerTaylorGilchristMannersWescottVan VorstClevelandGopsillO'NeillClarkeTraphagenSeidlerHopperTaussigCollinsWanserWittpennEggersWitkowskiGangemiWhelanKriegerJordanT. SmithMcCannRakowskiSchundlerCunningham