LINWOOD, N.J. — Hirsh Singh was expected to win last week’s NJ-02 GOP primary. He didn’t, but the Trump-loving Indian American millennial is taking the high road and jumping to the defense of nominee Seth Grossman after a Democrat Super Read More
NORTHFIELD, N.J. — Tonight’s biggest New Jersey House race upset came in the 2nd Congressional District where Seth Grossman, a former Atlantic County freeholder and long-time activist, shocked observers and won the Republican nomination. Few saw this one coming, least Read More
VINELAND, N.J. – Sam Fiocchi didn’t win the Cumberland County convention despite representing his home turf on both the freeholder board and, later, in the state legislature. After the endorsed candidate — former FBI agent Robert Turkavage — lost a Read More
STAFFORD TWP., N.J. — With two weeks to go in the race to succeed Frank LoBiondo as NJ-2’s Republican nominee, competitors Hirsh Singh and Sam Fiocchi are working to lock up local endorsements in the hopes of gaining a GOTV edge Read More
Updated 4:16 p.m. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Some South Jersey Republican leaders were left scratching their heads on Thursday after Hirsh Singh, the GOP front runner for Congress in NJ-02, revealed a personal net worth of no more than $100,000 Read More
VINELAND, N.J. – At least in terms of endorsements? The Republican primary in New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District is shaping up to be a two-way battle between former LD1 Assemblyman Sam Fiocchi and Indian American businessman Hirsh Singh. On Tuesday, Read More
VINELAND, N.J. — Armed with four county lines and far-and-away the biggest pot of money, Atlantic County businessman Hirsh Singh is likely the man to beat in next month’s Republican primary for the 2nd Congressional District nomination. Opponent Sam Fiocchi (a Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Hirsh Singh is the Republican candidate with the strongest war chest in NJ-02, boasting just over $109,000 in receipts as of the end of the 1st Quarter according to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) website as Read More
The field has narrowed considerably over the last month, Save Jerseyans. This cycle’s field to replace the retiring Frank LoBiondo was eight men strong. Then criminal defense attorney John Zarych and Somers Point Councilman Jim Toto dropped out at the Read More
