TRENTON, N.J. — The Murphy Administration’s commissioned report on the Alvarez hiring scandal and related personnel issues is out, Save Jerseyans, but no one outside of the Democrat’s administration seemed impressed by its conclusions. That includes state Senator Kristin Corrado Read More
By The Staff _ Passaic County is “blue,” Save Jerseyans, but that doesn’t mean it’s devoid of Republican activity and organization. Far from it. As a follow up to our highly-viewed Bergen Power List, here are (in our humble estimation) the Read More
There were two major developments in today’s NJ-11 primary race, Save Jerseyans. (1) State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) passed on entering the contest. (2) His district mate, Jay Webber (R-26), dropped a large list of district endorsers forty-eight hours after Read More
Things can change quickly in a race that’s as wide open and late-forming as this year’s New Jersey 11th Congressional District Republican primary. Very quickly. I know you’re all interested in what’s going on, if for no other reason because Read More
Fresh off of her long-awaited oath of office on October 5th, Republican state Senator Kristin Corrado joined running mates Kevin Rooney and Christopher DePhillips on Tuesday night to debate the LD40 Democrat ticket consisting of Thomas Duch, Paul Vagianos, and Christine Read More
Kristin Corrado became LD40’s State Senator-elect on July 26th, Save Jerseyans, but thanks to some high-level ‘Game of Thrones’ style, only-in-New Jersey level nonsense concerning a turf war between Democrats in Passaic County and South Jersey (Max Pizarro explains it Read More
One of this season’s roughest primaries goes to Kristin Corrado, Save Jerseyans. We can now project that the Passaic County Clerk will overcome former Assemblyman and incumbent Bergen GOP Chairman Paul DiGaetano in the LD40 State Senate Republican Primary to Read More
From our sources on the ground in LD40: Passaic Mail Corrado: 226 DiGaetano: 40 Buttimore: 6 Bergen Mail Corrado: 72 DiGaetano: 50 ______
While some of the New Jersey primary races originally forecast to be slug fest sort of turned into snoozefests, Save Jerseyans, the battle in District 40 has lived up to its billing. Moving into the final day of campaigning, Bergen County Read More
