New Jersey Outdoor Alliance Endorses Adler for Congress
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Sep 29 2008
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NEW JERSEY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE ENDORSES ADLER FOR CONGRESS
Group represents over 650,000 Hunters, Trappers & Anglers in NJ
Tuckerton, NJ – The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance (NJOA), an organization representing the leaders of New Jersey’s angling, hunting and trapping groups endorsed John Adler today in his race for Congress in NJ’s 3rd congressional district. The NJOA joins the FOP, the PBA, the Professional Firefighters Association of NJ, the Sierra Club, the Environmental Federation and the Recreational Fishing Alliance in supporting John Adler.
Anthony P. Mauro, Sr., chair of the NJOA, said, “We support John Adler for Congress because he is an independent voice who has proven his ability to work across the aisle towards conserving New Jersey’s precious natural resources. The anglers, hunters and trappers of our organization are proud to stand behind John as he champions the issues that are important to us.”
Jim Donofrio, Executive Director of the Recreational Fishing Alliance, added, "John Adler has proven time after time that he is a true friend of fishermen. His track record goes back to solving the elver problem, removing the menhaden reduction boats from NJ waters, keeping striped bass as gamefish, and now supporting a resolution with his colleagues in the NJ Senate that backs a federal flexibility in fisheries law that will fix our summer flounder problem."
Ed Markowski, Vice President of the State Federation of Sportsmen and a member of the Board of Directors for the NJ Outdoor Alliance, also voiced support for John Adler. “I have had the pleasure to work with Senator Adler on firearm legislation that does not unjustly penalize hunters and legal firearms owners. Senator Adler was willing to listen to our side of the issue and continues to work with us to craft legislation that will protect the residents of New Jersey while not infringing on the rights of hunters and legal gun owners. His open door policy and desire to listen were very refreshing in this day and age.”
“I look forward to a long friendship with the anglers, hunters, and trappers of New Jersey, who are among the greatest protectors of our oceans, bays, rivers, woodlands, and parks,” John Adler said at the Tuckerton Seaport, among the fishing and hunting supply shops. “I will work tirelessly in Congress to protect New Jersey’s and our nation’s wildlife and natural resources.
“The Tuckerton Seaport is a reminder of New Jersey’s fishing and hunting heritage. In Congress, I will fight every day alongside NJOA to ensure the waters we fish, along with the woods and parks within New Jerseyans hunt and trap, are preserved and enhanced for future generations of anglers, hunters and trappers.”
The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance is dedicated to supporting outdoor-minded candidates to public office. The NJOA formed with the support of leaders of major pro-angling, pro-hunting and pro-trapping organizations. The NJOA represents over 650,000 hunters, trappers, and anglers in New Jersey.
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