double dipping" because he was collecting salaries from as many as four public jobs he held simultaneously. Governor of New Jersey Jon Corzine signed legislation in September 2007 that banned the practice statewide, but the 19 legislators holding multiple offices as of February 1, 2008, were grandfathered into the system and allowed to retain their positions. As of November 2019, only four of the nineteen (listed in bold) continue to hold a dual mandate. Name, Party-County – Second Public Office: Senators: Dana Redd, D-Camden – Councilwoman, Camden Nicholas Sacco, D-Hudson – Mayor, North Bergen Paul Sarlo, D-Bergen – Mayor, Wood-Ridge Robert Singer, R-Ocean – Committeeman, Lakewood Brian Stack, D-Hudson – Mayor, Union City Stephen Sweeney, D-Gloucester – Freeholder, Gloucester County Assembly members: John Burzichelli, D-Gloucester – Mayor, Paulsboro Ralph Caputo, D-Essex – Freeholder, Essex County Anthony Chiappone, D-Hudson – Councilman, Bayonne Ronald Dancer, R-Ocean – Mayor, Plumsted Township Joseph Egan, D-Middlesex – Councilman, New Brunswick Elease Evans, D-Passaic – Freeholder, Passaic County John McKeon, D-Essex – Mayor, West Orange Paul D. Moriarty, D-Gloucester – Mayor, Washington Township Ruben Ramos, D-Hudson – Councilman, Hoboken Scott Rumana, R-Bergen – Mayor, Wayne Gary Schaer, D-Passaic – Councilman, Passaic Daniel Van Pelt, R-Ocean – Mayor, Ocean Township Joseph Vas, D-Middlesex – Mayor, Perth Amboy Ohio In February 2001, Jean Schmidt introduced legislation in the Ohio House of Representatives that would forbid public officials from receiving a government pension while still serving in office. See also Poobah, colloquial term for the practice Resign-to-run law Personal union References External links Le Monde: List of deputies and other offices held Cumuleo: Database of all dual mandates of Belgian politicians Government Public choice theory Separation of powers