U.S. Sen. Cory Booker: A Timeline

Nov. 3 - Up for re-election to U.S. Senate.
Jan. 20 - Age on Inauguration Day 51 years, 8.8 months.







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May 11- Re-elected Mayor of Newark, def. Clifford Minor with 59% of the vote.


Special election for U.S. Senate:
Aug. 13 - Wins primary.  Oct. 16 - Wins seat, def. Steve Lonegan (R) by 54.9% to 44.0%.
Nov. 4 - Re-elected to the U.S. Senate, def. Jeff Bell (R) by 55.8% to 42.4%.
Nov. 4 - Last non-vegan meal (+).

Feb. 16 - Author of United: Thoughts on Finding Common Ground and Advancing the Common Good (Random House).

Feb. 1 - Announces candidacy via video.
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Starts as attorney at Trenk DiPasquale in West Orange.
Jan. - Announces campaign for Mayor of Newark.  May 14 - Def. by incumbent Sharpe James by 53% to 47%.  June - Finishes tenure on City Council.


[documentary film "Street Fight" >] May 9 - Elected Mayor of Newark, def. Deputy Mayor Ronald Rice with 72% of the vote.  -Resigns as partner at Trenk DiPasquale.



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B.A. in political science from Stanford University.
M.A. in sociology from Stanford University.

Rhodes scholar, degree in U.S. history from University of Oxford.
Moves into housing project in Newark

J.D. from Yale Law School.
Staff attorney for Urban Justice Center in NY; prog. coord. of Newark Youth Project.
Wins seat on the Municipal Council of Newark, def. four-term incumbent George Branch.

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Graduates from Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan.

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...grows up in Harrington Park, NJ...




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Born April 27, 1969, second son of  Carolyn Rose and Cary Alfred Booker, in Washington, DC.
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