By Matthew Gilson | The Save Jersey Blog After failing to secure the party line in 2013, Save Jersey can now confirm that former Co-Chair of the New Jersey College Republicans, James Keyes, is expected to soon enter the race Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog What a Tuesday, huh??? If you haven’t already, go ahead and click here to check out some of our Election Day 2014 resources and races-to-watch lists while we continue to count and assess Read More
By Matthew Gilson | The Save Jersey Blog Matt Rooney already gave you ten New Jersey races to watch statewide on Tuesday night, Save Jerseyans. Without further ado, here are ten worth closely tracking in Bergen County alone, starting with Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog After looking more than a bit flat at an October 3rd candidate forum in Teaneck, freeholder and county executive candidate Jim Tedesco is allegedly bailing on a Channel 9 debate with the incumbent, Republican Read More
By Matthew Gilson | The Save Jersey Blog Never wanting for a dull day in Bergen County, Save Jerseyans, video surfaced over the weekend featuring Republican Sheriff Mike Saudino appearing to endorse Democrat Jim Tedesco and his running mates in the Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Republican incumbent Kathleen Donovan and Democratic Freeholder Jim Tedesco faced off during a 90-minuted debate on Thursday night at the Teaneck Public Library, Save Jerseyans, and it was obvious to everyone present Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Say what you want about Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan, Save Jerseyans. I’ve heard it all. Some criticism is more valid than other complaints, but I’ll tell you this much: any Republican Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Kathleen Donovan pointed to stronger wage and job statistics (a 1.5% increase in employment and 2.4% jump in wages) on Wednesday, Save Jerseyans, seeking to polish her tumultuous yet active tenure as Bergen County’s Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog $200 million in savings over four years. That’s the number Bergen’s Kathe Donovan, the incumbent County Executive in New Jersey’s most populous county, chose to focus upon in her formal campaign kickoff Read More
