Singer may face primary challenge
By Wally EdgeDavid Fried, the Mayor of Washington Township (Mercer County) is reportedly mulling a challenge to State Senator Robert Singer in the 2007 Republican primary. Insiders say that Fried has the ability to self-fund his race; his company, which heped small businesses outsource employee benefits, was sold to Fidelity Investments. Singer is assured the organization line in Ocean and Burlington counties, but Fried is boasting to Republican leaders that he has already lined up the votes to beat Singer at a Monmouth GOP convention.
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