RARITAN, N.J. – Former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli had a packed house at the John F. Kennedy School on Tuesday evening as he announced a second run for his party’s gubernatorial nomination. – The ex-2017 gubernatorial candidate (who ultimately lost a Read More
WESTFIELD, N.J. – It happened smoothly. On Tuesday, the GOP chairs of Essex, Sussex, Passaic and Morris counties threw their full weight behind the NJ-11 candidacy of Rosemary Becchi; Al Barlas (Essex) and Laura Ali (Morris) were among the small Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey Primary Day is still months away, but a new poll suggests a tight race for the first position. According to Emerson Polling, Joe Biden is currently ahead of the pack in the Garden State with Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Despite being a part of the original compromise, Senate President Steve Sweeney wants to poke holes in the Christie-era 2.0% property tax cap. It’s not hard to understand why Governor Phil Murphy vetoed the measure (despite having Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Bill Stepien continues to make moves and reassert himself as New Jersey’s top Republican operative. On Monday, the former Christie aide and White House political director announced that he filed paperwork for the brand new ‘Lead Right Read More
By Matt Rooney _ There’s a major shake-up afoot on this year’s New Jersey House race landscape. On Sunday, Rosemary Becchi – the attorney and tax reform advocate currently running for the GOP nomination in NJ-07 – indicated she’s on Read More
MT. HOLLY, N.J. – The Burlington County Republican Party is responding affirmatively to NJGOP Chairman Doug Steinhardt’s call to ban non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) on all state Republican campaigns. “Female candidates, party leaders, campaign staff and volunteers make our party better Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Gifting tax dollars to Planned Parenthood – as many dollars as they can get away with – is a central plank of any Democrat platform in our modern age. New Jersey Democrats just voted last month Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The 2018-2019 legislative session wrapped up on Monday, Save Jerseyans, and a flurry of bills were signed into law (or allowed to die on the vine). One of the new laws expected to be enacted by Read More
