MT. HOLLY, N.J. – A poll commissioned by the Congressional Leadership Fund (a GOP Super PAC) places Republican nominee David Richter behind incumbent Democrat Andy Kim by 3-points in NJ-03 (45% to 42%). That’s well within the survey’s 4.9% margin Read More
MOUNT HOLLY, NJ — Andy Kim is proving to be a dud in his role as Fort Dix’s new advocate-in-chief. After his 2018 victory over incumbent Republican Tom MacArthur, Kim secured a hard-to-get seat on the House Armed Services Committee. Read More
MT. HOLLY, N.J. – The battle lines are being drawn and the likelihood of an NJ-07 style “deal” appears to be… not very likely. So begins the NJ-03 GOP primary, Save Jerseyans, and it looks to be a bloody one. Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The conservative non-profit group American Action Network (AAN) launched a similar TV and digital ad blitz back in November. Now they’re back with a fresh assault. On Friday, AAN dropped another $2.5 million for an advertising campaign Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – As the House of Representatives sped ahead with a partisan impeachment vote on Wednesday afternoon (with a vote on the articles expected Wednesday evening), Republican challengers in Democrat-held districts lambasted their incumbent opponents for participating in what Read More
MT. HOLLY, N.J. – Former Burlington County Freeholder Katie Gibbs filed with the FEC on Wednesday morning to run in the 3rd Congressional District according to the New Jersey Globe. The millennial female Republican with deep labor ties had announced Read More
TOMS RIVERS, N.J. – Over fifty intrepid Trump backers converged on U.S. Rep. Andy Kim’s Toms River (Washington Street) district office on Thursday afternoon to let the Democrat freshman know that, in no uncertain terms, they’re opposed to the impeachment Read More
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. – New Jersey isn’t gearing up to support President Trump in 2020. A strong majority of battleground district voters, however, entered into the Ukraine call controversy with a negative view towards impeachment. In a brand new Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The Republican Party lost five U.S. House seats over four years in New Jersey. Four of the five districts voted for Donald Trump in 2016. Now the GOP wants them back. All of them. – On Monday, Read More
