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Tag: Robert Peluso

Five ways of looking at the LD26 GOP primary

May 26, 2023   4:45 pmMay 30, 2023   10:25 am
At first glance, New Jersey’s 26th legislative district, a staunchly Republican district based in Morris County, is not the most obvious place for a highly competitive GOP primary. Its three incumbents – State Sen. Joe Pennacchio (R-Montville), Assemblyman Jay Webber...
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LD26 incumbents well ahead in fundraising

May 16, 2023   1:57 pmMay 17, 2023   2:30 pm
Facing a challenge from several current and former officeholders, the slate of incumbent Republican lawmakers in the 26th legislative district has a huge financial edge ahead of the June 6 GOP primary. State Sen. Joe Pennacchio (R-Montville) has a whopping...
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DeCroce hits back, says Bergen doesn’t get anything done

May 4, 2023   2:04 pmMay 4, 2023   3:42 pm
Former Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce (R-Parsippany) hit back today at Assemblyman Brian Bergen (R-Denville)’s attacks on her attendance record, highlighting her history of accomplishments and saying that Bergen gets little done in the legislature. Bergen, who will face DeCroce in next...
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Pennacchio, Bergen hit opponents for shoddy attendance records

April 27, 2023   1:34 pmApril 27, 2023   1:34 pm
As they fight for renomination against a slate of off-the-line challengers in the 26th legislative district, State Sen. Joe Pennacchio (R-Montville) and Assemblyman Brian Bergen (R-Denville) both slammed their opponents today for supposedly having poor attendance records in their elected...
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What’s at stake in New Jersey’s ballot draw

April 5, 2023   5:06 pmApril 6, 2023   2:24 pm
Tomorrow, New Jersey will celebrate its most obscure yet consequential holiday: ballot drawing day, when county clerks conduct lotteries to determine the layout of primary ballots. Every slate that includes a contingent of county commissioner candidates has the ability to...
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A look at the 13 legislative districts hosting contested primaries in 2023

March 29, 2023   12:04 pmMarch 29, 2023   12:55 pm
Filing day has come and gone; though petition challenges and write-in candidacies could still shake some things up, we basically know who is running for the New Jersey Legislature this year and who isn’t. A total of 258 candidates filed...
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The road to Parsippany Mayor Michael Soriano

April 1, 2019   12:15 amApril 1, 2019   1:14 pm
Decades of infighting among Parsippany Republicans led to Democratic mayors for 33 of the last 53 years in a solidly Republican town that once provided huge pluralities for GOP candidates running statewide and in Morris County. With intra-party quarrels on...
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