PER CURIAM.
On moving papers that were legally sufficient, petitioner sought to disqualify the respondent judge from hearing and determining post-judgment garnishment proceedings because the attorney for an adverse party had made a substantial financial contribution to the recent judicial campaign of the respondent's husband. We hold these facts sufficient to have warranted the judge entering an order of recusal. See Caleffe v. Vitale,
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