By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog MT. HOLLY, N.J. — Governor John Kasich‘s home of Ohio may be Election 2016’s ultimate presidential battleground, Save Jerseyans, but the former Republican primary contender continues to avoid the Clinton v. Trump Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog He was statistically eliminated weeks ago and the RNC is calling for unity after Donald Trump‘s Indiana landslide, Save Jerseyans, but the sole remaining Trump challenger – Ohio’s John Kasich – refuses Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog When Marco Rubio told his supporters to strategically back John Kasich in Ohio back in March, Save Jerseyans, the Kasich campaign shrugged off the assist. Things have changed now that May is Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog If the last round of polling was any indication, Save Jerseyans, somewhere around half of the Garden State GOP’s population is supporting someone other than Donald Trump in the upcoming critical June Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Somewhere, Bob Franks is smiling, Save Jerseyans. Why? The deceased New Jersey veteran politico’s friend and ally John Kasich is having a decent little 24 hours here in the Garden State. For Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog At least one New Jersey Republican county organization is bucking the trend this cycle, Save Jerseyans. The Union GOP gathered for its nominating convention on Wednesday night and Ohio Governor John Kasich Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The final vote tallies are still being tabulated, Save Jerseyans, but any way you slice it Donald Trump still had a yuuuge (sigh) night on Tuesday. 1,237 delegates by the July convention Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are jockeying to front runner status as the GOP primary process enters its winner-take-all phase. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are fighting for survival in their home Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Thursday’s throw-down (!) in Texas was the last major face-to-face candidate event before next week’s “Super Tuesday” contests when 11 states award a grand total of 595 Republican delegates – approximately 25% Read More
