Five contractors and a law firm that contributed $117,500, got over $30.6 million in contracts

Democratic legislative leaders Thursday called for the cancellation of all state contracts awarded to contributors of Reform Jersey Now, after the group's disclosure Wednesday that it had received tens of thousands of dollars in contributions from firms that went on to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in state funds.

According to Reform Jersey Now's own declaration and resulting news analysis, the group raised nearly $625,000 throughout 2010 in what it maintains is an effort to promote reform of state government. Senate Majority Leader Barbara Buono (D-Middlesex) and Assembly Majority Leader Joseph Cryan (D-Union) charge Reform New Jersey Now is a political organization run by Republican operatives run outside of state campaign finance and pay-to-play laws.