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Salim Nathoo
Salim Nathoo was a 2009 Republican candidate for New Jersey General Assembly District 17.
He was bracketed with Anthony Mazzola and lost to incumbents Upendra Chivukula and Joseph Egan.
Nathoo received 16,357 votes (18%).[1]
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