By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The Cape May GOP is starting 2016 with a new chairman, Save Jerseyans. Wildwood Attorney Marcus Karavan was unanimously elected ‘Interim Leader’ of the Cape May County Regular Republican Organization by way of a committee Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Cape May Republican Chairman Mike Donohue‘s Superior Court nomination represents the end of an era for his county’s political scene, Save Jerseyans. I actually did my first post-undergraduate campaigning on Mike’s 2007 Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Veteran Cape May County Republican Chairman Michael Donohue (R-Dennis Township) is headed to the bench, Save Jerseyans. On Monday, Donohue was nominated by Governor Chris Christie a position on New Jersey’s Superior Court. Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog One down. Two to go? The First Legislative District has been a top “target” for both parties going on a decade, but for a period of several years beginning with Election 2007, Republicans were unable Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The Jersey Shore GOP is waging a 3-cycle war at the moment, Save Jerseyans, precipitated by the distressed Atlantic City casino industry. Our friend Michael Donohue, chairman of the Cape May GOP, took direct Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog It’s already been reported that Hudson County GOP Chairman Jose Arango is the presumptive incoming “chair of chairs” for the NJ GOP, the individual who honorifically heads the association of the New Jersey Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Eight GOP county chairmen with territory inside Frank LoBiondo’s expansive Second Congressional District formally announced their support for the incumbent’s reelection campaign on Tuesday: Keith Davis (Atlantic), Bill Layton (Burlington), Tom Booth (Camden), Mike Donohue Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog I say it all of the time, Save Jerseyans: politics is a game of contrasts. Bridgegate as a news story and public investigation is far from over, but at the end of round #1, Governor Read More
By Michael John Donohue | The Save Jersey Blog There can be no debate about the fact that the Republican Party needs to change. But there is much debate on what form that change should take. I believe we can maintain our core Read More
