HACKENSACK, N.J. — Sheriff Mike Saudino, the GOP turncoat who switched parties a few years ago, resigned on Friday afternoon after being caught on tape using racist and homophobic slurs. NorthJersey.com has the story here. _
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey Democrat leaders including Murphy, Menendez, and Booker are converging as we speak in Atlantic City to trash Republicans and promote their radical agenda. But tax burdens and NJ Transit woes, while angering, are not what so many Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump has formally weighed-in on this year’s NJ-11 House contest to succeed the retiring Rodney Frelinghuysen, endorsing conservative Republican Assemblyman Jay Webber over elitist liberal Democrat Mikie Sherrill. The President tweeted his support on Thursday Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Democrat Mikie Sherrill has an unambiguous message for anyone in her district that ISN’T on board with the Democrats’ “progressive” agenda: Move to Arkansas. Here’s the mailer (paid for by N.J. Democrats) recently sent out to NJ-11 Read More
By Art Gallagher _ _ Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon is continuing to get the word out, statewide, about the impact of the new Vote-By-Mail law signed by Governor Murphy last month, which went into effect immediately. If you Read More
By Matt Rooney _ When your opponent is drowning? Throw them an anchor. But if they’re alone, by themselves, in the middle of the ocean? This is the somewhat enviable dilemma facing every well-heeled electoral campaign that’s ever led an Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Democrat challenger Tom Malinowski is leading incumbent Leonard Lance by 8-points, 47% to 39%, in a new poll from Monmouth University. That model includes ALL voters: new registrants + folks who’ve voted at least once since Read More
GALLOWAY, N.J. — Republican challenger Bob Hugin leads Democratic incumbent U.S. Senator Bob Menendez in Southern New Jersey’s 2nd District by 10-points, 46% to 36%, according to the latest Stockton University survey. Menendez’s unfavorable rating is at 56%. “This looks Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The Murphy Administration’s decision to hire a former Passaic councilman convicted (and imprisoned) for bribery is raising eyebrows and has one Bergen County legislator speaking out. “I believe in second chances, but not when it comes to Read More
