Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop announced this morning that he he will no longer block people on social media. His decision comes one day after a federal judge in New York ruled that President Donald Trump cannot block users from his Twitter account, ruling that the social media platform is a "designated public forum" covered by the First Amendment. The suit was filed by seven individuals whom Trump had blocked.
An endorsement of Brian Stack for Hudson County Democratic Chairman by State Sen. Sandra Cunningham (D-Jersey City) has been mailed to county committee members. Cunningham touts Stacks ability to deliver huge pluralities to Democratic candidates. "I have been fortunate to witness Brian’s ability to politically organize, as he consistently turns out monstrous voting numbers in his district. This speaks volumes about his commitment to increase voter turnout and the build-up
Hudson Dem chair candidate has accused Fulop of pressuring committee members to resign
Says she has 100 votes committed out of Jersey City
Reminds Hudson Dems that ballot is secret
Former Jersey City cop served four terms as Sheriff
Union City mayor pledges to ‘not forget’ county committee after they vote
Says West New York mayor will struggle to win re-election
Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise has endorsed his daughter, Jersey City Board of Education member Amy DeGise, for Hudson County Democratic Chair. Also endorsing Amy DeGise: North Bergen Mayor/State Sen. Nicholas Sacco; Rep. Albio Sires (D-West New York); Mayors Jimmy Davis of Bayonne, Al Santos of Kearny, James Fife of East Newark, Wayne Zitt of Guttenberg and Mike Gonnelli of Secaucus; former Jersey City mayor Jerramiah Healy; former Assemblyman Sean
Tom DeGise has picked his daughter to run for Hudson County Democratic Chair. Jersey City School Board of Education member Amy DeGise announced tonight that she will challenge Union City mayor Brian Stack in the June election. “Hudson County is the most diverse, dynamic and exciting place in New Jersey and it’s time for our Democratic Party to reflect the energy and progressive values that our residents live every day,”
