
Democratic sources say that Neptune Township Committeeman Randy Bishop, who was one of two openly gay Mayors in the state when he served in 2008, is mulling a bid for State Assembly in the 11th district this year. The two Republican incumbents, Mary Pat Angelini and David Rible, are expected to seek re-election to their second terms this year.
4 comments Maybe Brad Abelow was telling the truth this week when he told the Star-Ledger that he was “not aware” of any link between Nicholas Asselta’s vote for Governor Jon Corzine’s school funding bill and his appointment to the state Board of Public Utilities. Sources say that Abelow was not in that loop, and that Corzine dealt with his politically savvy Deputy Chief of Staff, Patti Nelson McGuire, on that deal.
Yes, Monmouth County has traditionally been Republican.
But it’s been a fickle place in recent times, which went for Al Gore for President in 2000 the same year it gave Jon Corzine a thumbs down in his U.S. Senate bid, where the state’s second biggest paper, the Asbury Park Press, turned in disgruntlement from the two major parties in the last gubernatorial election and endorsed the Green Party candidate.
Republicans have a bonafide corruption fighter seeking an open Assembly seat in the 11th district: Kim Guadagno, a Monmouth Beach Borough Commissioner anda former Assistant U.S. Attorney who served as the Deputy Director of the state Division of Criminal Justice.
As a federal prosecutor, she won convictions against Essex County Executive Thomas D'Alessio and Somerset County Prosecutor Nicholas Bissell. A Rutgers Law Professor, Guadagno is married to Superior Court Judge Michael Guadagno.
Guadagno will face Ocean Township Mayor William Larkin, Neptune Committeeman Thomas Catley,and former Wall PBA President David Rible in the race for the two Assembly seats being vacated by Sean Kean and Steven Corodemus.
DOHERTY AND REILLY SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THEY MISLED THE VOTERS AND APOLOGIZE
CORODEMUS AND KEAN CALL ON OPPONENTS TO WITHDRAW BOGUS ELEC COMPLAINT
WILL DOHERTY AND REILLY OFFER A PROPERTY TAX RELIEF PROPOSAL BEFORE ELECTION DAY?
12 DAYS TO GO AND DOHERTY AND REILLY REMAIN CLUELESS ON PROPERTY TAXES
DOHERTY AND REILLY USING DEMOCRAT BOSS MONEY TO MISLEAD VOTERS ON ENVIRONMENT
CORODEMUS AND KEAN HAVE SOLID RECORD OF PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
DOHERTY AND REILLY AFFORDABLE HOUSING PLAN: MORE TAXES, LIMITED SCOPE
DOHERTY AND REILLY 'PLAN' WOULD REQUIRE
INCREASE IN REALTY TRANSFER TAX
CORODEMUS AND KEAN ASK DEMOCRAT STATE COMMITTEE TO PRODUCE REILLY DOCUMENTS
SEEK EXPLANATION FOR UNPRECEDENTED CAMPAIGN MONEY SWAPPING IN 2001
CORODEMUS AND KEAN WIN BACKING OF GROUP REPRESENTING NEW JERSEY BUSINESS OWNERS
GROUP CITES SUPPORT FOR LOWER TAXES
AND PRO-ECONOMIC GROWTH POLICIES
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“She has already chosen the interests of the insurance industry over the health care needs of working people, she took millions from Wall Street as the economy went into a meltdown, and now she wants to purchase a job in Congress at a time when so many have lost their jobs because of the actions of big bankers and others." -- Monmouth County Democrats spokesman Mike Mangan, on Republican Diane Gooch, who is challenging U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone.
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