By William Felegi and Jordan Chester __ As former board members of the Morris County Young Republicans, we urge all young Republicans across New Jersey, particularly those residing in the 11th Congressional District, to get out and do everything possible Read More
By Jordan T. Chester _ As some of you may know, Save Jerseyians, Former Freeholder Hank Lyon announced that he’s running for Morris County Freeholder in the June GOP primary on a ticket with incumbent Freeholder Deb Smith and Former Read More
By Jordan T. Chester _ With Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen of New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District retiring, voters in Morris, Passaic, Essex, and Sussex Counties will have an important choice to make as to who should succeed him. My friend Assemblyman Read More
For years, state legislators in both political parties have told us they’d fight for policies aimed at reducing property taxes. While state government doesn’t directly levy property taxes, much of what is done in Trenton has a large impact on Read More
Save Jerseyans: as we close in on election day and as President Obama prepares to leave office in January, it is important for us to reflect on the last eight years. Much of this year has focused on a dramatic Read More
Last fall, Save Jerseyans, I met a veteran law enforcement professional who was new to the political arena. Jim Gannon, who was a police officer in Boonton and Boonton Township before working in the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office where he Read More
Save Jerseyans: when a major public policy announcement is made on a Friday night, it usually means that our leaders don’t want us to notice it. Such an announcement was made this past Friday. Months after the legislature stopped a gas Read More
Save Jerseyans: a few weeks ago, I was one of the many New Jerseyans who received a mailer from Our Turn NJ, an organization that is urging voters in the Garden State to support a state constitutional change that would allow Read More
By Jordan Chester | The Save Jersey Blog Save Jerseyans: you have a choice to make this November. Casino gambling is on the ballot this fall. Four decades ago, New Jersey’s constitution was amended to require that only Atlantic City Read More
