Judge says Grenier violated law
Huge bequest to Salem GOP must be paid back
Salem
Salem GOP won’t endorse congressional candidate
Toto withdrawal comes too late in process
Van Drew wins Salem County endorsement
Salem also backs Menendez for re-election
Salem Democrats running DeCastro, Stemberger for freeholder
Dems to challenge GOP Sheriff for first time since 2006
Salem GOP picks Laury, Ostrum for freeholder race
Republicans look to beat party-switcher DeCastro
DuBois wins Salem County chair race
Succeeds Fran Grenier
Grenier resigns as County Chairman
Fran Grenier, whose bid to unseat Senate President Steve Sweeney triggered what may be the most expensive legislative race in American history, has resigned as Salem County Republican Chairman. Republicans are expected to pick a new county chairman at the March 10 convention. Former Pittsgrove Mayor Linda DuBois, the party vice chair and now the acting county chair, says she wants to keep the job. So far, she has no
Salem GOP’s pot of gold
Did Salem County Republicans get a vig on Fran Grenier’s State Senate race against Steve Sweeney last year? One year ago, the Salem County GOP had $19,280 cash on hand. Now their warchest is more than ten times hat -- $223,165. It appears that Grenier left some of the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) money unspent. So a county with a total population the size of Old Bridge has more
Grenier pays for poking the bear
There is already speculation that Salem County Republicans will seek new leadership after a disastrous 2017 for their chairman, Fran Grenier. Grenier won just 41% against Senate President Steve Sweeney in an $18.7 million contest that may be the most expensive state legislative race in American history. Republican Freeholder Bob Vanderslice lost by seven points, leaving the GOP a narrow 3-2 control of county government. But five days before Christmas,