MANCHESTER, NH — Phil Murphy’s most high profile endorsement of 2016 is hundreds of miles away, in New Hampshire, were the New Jersey Governor is endorsing Levi Sanders, the son of Bernie Sanders, in the young Democrat’s uphill run for Read More
Editor’s note: This story as originally published was inaccurate. The errors have been corrected in this version. This week’s election saw the biggest turnout in a June primary since before the turn of the century. Although official data won’t be Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Welcome to Primary Election Day 2016, Save Jerseyans. The GOP presidential picture is already fully formed, and there aren’t any ticket-topping battles (like a gubernatorial or senatorial race) to attract national attention, Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog The national race is close, Save Jerseyans, but former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by double digits in the Garden State, 48% to 37%, according to Fairleigh Dickinson’s latest PublicMind polling Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog “Oh, you know Donald Trump?” Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders sarcastically asked a booing Atlantic City crowd on Monday, Save Jerseyans, in a rally held ahead of the state’s June 7th primary and Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog Donald Trump is the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party for president in 2016, Save Jerseyans, after Ted Cruz departed the race after a poor finish in the Tuesday Indiana Primary… Developing…. Read More
By The Staff | The Save Jersey Blog We have the first public poll of New Jersey’s presidential race in some time on the eve of our neighbor New York’s primary, Save Jerseyans, and the results are predictable. On the Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Yeah, it’s fun for political junkies like us since the process itself is fascinating, but truth be told, Iowa’s legendary caucus is one of the country’s poorest predictors of presidential success. What Read More
By Dan Cirucci | via Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot The most unlikely presidential candidate running this year could turn out to be the next President of the United States. A person who would otherwise be a fringe candidate — and someone who really Read More
