By Matt Rooney _ Here’s some good news for anyone still stuck in an MVC line or traffic jam on Tuesday afternon: The MVC is doing the best it can! – “While we understand the frustration of our customers in Read More
HACKENSACK, N.J. – Bergen County used to have one of the state’s most open, democratic Republican primary conventions. Not in 2020. On Thursday, according to a source with knowledge of Bergen County Republican machinations, Save Jersey learned about a Wednesday Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Pharmacist and attorney Rik Mehta won the back of Passaic County’s GOP on Wednesday night; it’s the political newcomer’s 10th line in the battle for the 2020 U.S. Senate nomination. The Republican organizations in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Read More
By Matt Rooney _ I’ve been fielding a ton of questions in recent days (in light of the fluid U.S. Senate nomination contest) concerning HOW the New Jersey Republican Party selects its candidates. Unsurprisingly, a lot of you don’t know Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Italian dictator Benito Mussolini infamously perpetrated the myth that his fascist government had make the trains run on time. Phil Murphy — who’s currently vacationing at this multi-million dollar Italian villa in that country’s Umbria region Read More
CEDAR GROVE, N.J. –– Essex County Republican Chairman Al Barlas makes no secret of his support of NJ-11 candidate Tony Ghee. He’s been the prime behind-the-scenes force behind Ghee’s candidacy. He’s also made no secret of the fact that he Read More
By The Staff _ CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. – Former Assemblyman Sam Fiocchi (R-1) won the backing of Cape May County’s Republicans on Monday night in pursuit of the NJ-02 congressional nomination. District 2 encompasses all of Salem, Cumberland, Read More
Many pundits are explaining away Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno’s victory in the NJ GOP gubernatorial primary to the power of “the line” — the party organization’s column on the ballot, particularly in Monmouth and Ocean Counties where Guadagno earned 20,106 Read More
The Wednesday night vote went 135 for Asm. Jack Ciattarelli to 36 for Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno. Hunterdon is one of four counties contributing territory to the Assemblyman’s 16th Legislative District. Guadagno has the party “line” or slogan in 14 of New Read More
