Assemblywoman Joan M. Quigley

Majority Conference Leader

242 10th Street, Suite 101

Jersey City, New Jersey 07302-1407

ph: (201) 217-4614

fax: (201) 217-4617

Democrat Joan M. Quigley, of Jersey City, was first elected to the New Jersey General Assembly on November 2, 1993. She was first sworn-in as Assembly Majority Conference Leader on January 10, 2006.

Born December 6, 1934, Mrs. Quigley received her Associate of Arts in public policy from Hudson County Community College; her Bachelor of Arts in sociology and urban studies from St. Peter's College; and her Master of Public Administration from Rutgers University. Mrs. Quigley is a hospital administrator at Hoboken University Medical Center.

Mrs. Quigley and her husband, John, Jr., have three children: John III, Suzanne and Robert; and five grandchildren: John, Brian, Daniel, Katherine and Alexander.

Mrs. Quigley represents the 32nd Legislative District, which includes the Bergen County municipality of Fairview; and the Hudson County municipalities of East Newark, Harrison, Kearny, North Bergen, Secaucus and a portion of Jersey City.

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The Daily News

02/03/2012

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Hospital Compare Data
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