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WAYNE COUNCIL SUPPORTS O'TOOLE TEAM IN DISTRICT 40
By horatio WAYNE COUNCIL SUPPORTS
O’TOOLE TEAM IN DISTRICT 40 Â
March 27, 2007Â
Wayne NJ -- Council President Paul V. Margiotta, and Councilmen Joseph DiDonato, Alan Purcell, Chris Vergano, Ann Mary O'Rourke, Joseph Scuralli and  Gerard Porter have endorsed the District 40 legislative team of Kevin O’Toole for State Senate, and David Russo and  Wayne Mayor Scott Rumana for Assembly.
Councilman Vergano, who also serves as township Republican Municipal Chairman, said the O’Toole, Russo, Rumana ticket is “a extremely talented, hard working and knowledgeable team that will be a tremendous help to all Republicans running for office in November.�
Vergano added that Rumana, "won his last election for mayor with over 72 percent of the vote"  and is “not only a very popular, but more importantly, a very effective mayor, who would bring a tremendous amount of talent and energy to state government.�
O’Toole, 42, has represented District 40 for six yeas in the Assembly. Russo, 53, has served in the Assembly since Assembly 1990. Rumana, 42, the Passaic County GOP Chairman, has served as mayor of Wayne for more than five years, and previously served four years as a Passaic County freeholder. Russo, 53, has served in the Assembly since Assembly 1990.
District 40 is comprised of: Cedar Grove Township, Franklin Lakes Borough, Little Falls Township, Mahwah Township, Midland Park Borough, Oakland Borough, Ridgewood Village, Ringwood Borough, Verona Township, Wanaque Borough, Wayne Township, Wyckoff Township
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