Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The incumbent, Robert Menendez, is well financed and heavily favored over Republican State Senator Joseph Kyrillos.
U.S. Senate candidates Robert Menendez and Joe Kyrillos agree on little when it comes to the issues. The veterans of New Jersey politics are largely pushing party-line policy as voters take to the polls on election day. Menenedez, a native of Union City, has been the heavy early favorite over the state legislator. A recent Philadelphia Inquirer poll had Menendez up 50-32 over Kyrillos, in line with polls conducted by Richard Stockton College and Quinnipiac University. Kyrillos, echoing larger party sentiments, favors extending tax cuts for the "job creators" making large sums of money and also relaxing corporate taxes. It's a philosophy not shared by Menendez, who says New Jersey families have been "victimized" by corporate loopholes and …
Friday, July 27, 2012
Two candidates are vying for one seat in the U.S. Senate, representing New Jersey.
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Friday, July 27, 2012
One seat is up for election in the 2012 elections to represent New Jersey in the United States Senate. Two people are running for the one spot, one Democratic incumbent and one Republican. The candidates are:
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Residents favor Township Committee incumbents, Mitt Romney for president.
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
About 20 percent of eligible Hillsborough voters cast their ballots in Tuesday's primary election. With two open Township Committee seats, the Republican and Democratic primary races were uncontested. GOP incumbents Carl Suraci and Robert Wagner garnering 1,205 and 1,199 votes, respectively. Democratic challenger Michael Goldberg received 701 votes, while write-in candidates James Farley and Meryl Bisberg received 45 and 20 votes, respectively. Here's how Hillsborough voted in Tuesday's primary election: Township Committee Somerset County Freeholders County clerk 16th District Assembly 7th Congressional District U.S. Senate President
Monday, May 14, 2012
Polls focus on November as most give challengers in the few primary contests little chance of victory.
Last week brought a number of polls affirming the fickle nature of New Jersey’s electorate and a reminder, despite any lack of enthusiasm, that there is an election in less than a month. Our votes don’t count again this year in presidential balloting as the primary was moved back to June—holding a separate president-only primary in February 2008 cost the state an extra $12 million. Most people don’t seem to care. It’s impossible to imagine anyone but Mitt Romney would have won the Republican primary here, anyway. With everyone else out of the GOP primary, Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Public Mind Poll looked ahead to November. It found New Jerseyans giving President Obama a 50 percent approval rating and a 14-point lead over Romney. …
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Frontrunner as Republican nominee for president expected to attend Bernardsville GOP fundraiser for U.S. Senate hopeful.
The law office of Bernardsville resident Ed Deutsch confirmed that next Wednesday afternoon he will host a fundraiser at his home for Republican State Sen. Joseph Kyrillos, running against U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez. Mitt Romney, the frontrunner for Republican nominee for president, is expected to attend the event. The event will begin at 3:30 p.m., according to an employee in Deutsch's office in the Morristown location of the law firm of McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter. Kyrillos, a Republican state senator from Monmouth County, is seeking to unseat Democrat Menendez, U.S. Senator since 2006 and before that a longtime member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Those who wish to attend the fundraiser, described on NJ.com as a $5,000…
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