U.S. Senate candidate Bob Hugin wouldn’t say on Tuesday whether he would like President Donald Trump to come to the state and campaign on his behalf. “I think I would look at every opportunity for people to support me. I will look at that when it when it comes a-road,” Hugin. “I got a primary on June the 5th. June the 5th, I'll hopefully be the nominee and we'll look
Steinhardt says GOP would be ‘honored’ to have Trump in NJ; Currie says Clinton would be excited about Dem ticket
U.S. Senator Cory Booker is New Jersey’s most popular public official with a 52%-27% job approval rating while U.S. Senator Bob Menendez is at 33%-37%, according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released today. Booker’s favorables are at 46%-25% and Menendez is at 22%-35%. Among Democrats, Booker’s approvals are at 70%-11%. He’s at 50%-26% among Independents and 24%-58% among Republicans. He does well among every demographic. Menendez’s approvals are at 39%-26%
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez will allow reporters to view six years of personal income tax returns on Friday, his campaign said today. Menendez will let give reporters four hours to review tax returns from 2012 through 2017. “Senator Menendez is meeting the highest standards for access and accountability,” said campaign chairman Michael Soliman. “Just as he has previously, Senator Menendez is releasing all of his tax returns dating back to
Bob Hugin’s campaign says that Sen. Bob Menendez has not amended his personal financial disclosure to reflect a Senate Ethics Committee order for him to repay gifts he received from Salomon Melgen. “The good people of New Jersey deserve to know the price that Florida-based Dr. Salomon Melgen paid to have Senator Menendez violate federal law and abuse his office to intervene in the Obama Justice Department’s investigation into Melgen’s
The New Jersey College Republicans are siding with U.S. Senate candidate Bob Hugin after the College Democrats president criticized a tweet saying that parents should get their couches read after Rutgers University graduation. The group says Hugin was accurate in saying that many graduates have no choice but to move back home because New Jersey is so unaffordable, citing a CNN report that 70% of students leaving the state did
Hugin used Rutgers graduation to plug his ‘job creator’ record
Michael Soliman, chairman of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez's reelection campaign, attacked Republican challenger Bob Hugin over alleged price gouging on cancer medications after the latter made his tax returns available to reporters in a restricted review session. "While there is nothing wrong with being rich, Bob Hugin’s getting rich by ripping off cancer patients is despicable," Soliman said in statement Monday. "With a salary, bonuses and stock options totaling more
Campaign set strict limits on review of Senate candidate tax returns
