By Matthew Gilson | The Save Jersey Blog Let’s dive right in, Save Jerseyans… #1 – District 36 Got Even More Republican Locally While things were dicey across the county, Republicans once again exceeded expectations in District 36, sweeping all Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog 2015’s LD38 roller coaster continues this week, Save Jerseyans. The latest: Assembly candidate Mark DiPisa is refusing to participate in an upcoming debate sponsored by the League of Women Voters after that organization agreed to Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog It’s been a weird year for politics, Save Jerseyans. But as much as some things change, others things definitely do not. At all. Let’s reflect briefly on the respective trajectories of two Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Republicans have reportedly dropped a legal challenge to get Fernando Alonso on the ballot as Anthony Cappola’s replacement on the LD38 ticket, Save Jerseyans, citing costs. A hearing was scheduled for tomorrow. We’ll Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The Bergen County Republican Organization is moving forward with Fernando Alonso, Save Jerseyans, voting unanimously (100-to-0) on Thursday evening to sub in the professor and activist to replace former candidate Anthony Cappola on the LD38 Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The Court battle unfolding in the wake of Anthony Cappola‘s LD38 implosion has hit a snag, Save Jerseyans, and LD38’s Republican county chairmen say Democrat politicking is to blame. In case you’ve Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog There is nothing ideal about the District 38 debacle, Save Jerseyans. Having to go to court to fight to get a new candidate on the ballot in October is not really something Read More
By Matthew Gilson | The Save Jersey Blog As the picture continues to come into focus as to just what is going to happen the rest of the way in District 38, Save Jerseyans, the immediate focus should be on Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog While it is hard to declare “winners” in the aftermath of what truly a dark day in New Jersey Republican Party history yesterday, Save Jerseyans, would be remiss in our duties to Read More
