Poll finds health care reform issue helps Republicans in N.J.
Christie attempts to focus campaign on Corzine's record
Christie makes a pre-emptive strike on Corzine jobs program announcement
Republican senators want to re-examine Atlantic County judge in wake of ethics complaint
Economy, tax issues have some N.J. Dems seeing red
Experts: GOP looking to governor races
Christie says he'd put N.J. ahead of political survival
FBI special agent in charge of corruption probe advises Essex employees on ethics violations
No ticket for Christie in '02 wreck
Republican strategy memo shows GOP plans ethics attack on Gov. Corzine
Lt. Gov. candidate Guadagno blasts N.J. Attorney General Milgram on immigration policy
GOP gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie downplays driving record
N.J. Assembly Republican Policy Committee to hold second hearing on public corruption
N.J. Governor Corzine Trails Christie in Two Polls
GOP's Christie says he'd focus on taxes, spending
Candidates
In November 2009 New Jersey will elect a new governor, lieutenant governor and two representatives for the General Assembly.
Governor
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Republican: Chris Christie Visit Chris Christie's Website |
Lieutenant Governor
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Republican: Kim Guadagno Visit Kim Guadagno's Website |
Register of Deeds and Mortgages
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Republican: Terriann Moore-Abrams |
Sheriff
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Republican: Orlando Mendez |
Republican General Assembly Candidates
| District 21: | District 27: | District 28: | District 29: |
| Jon Bramnick | Mark Meyerowitz | Hebert Glenn | Aracelis Sanabria-Tejada |
| Nancy F. Munoz | Barry Funt | Andrew Bloschak | Fernando E. Linhares |
| District 34: | District 36: | District 40: | |
| Michael G. Mecca, III | Carmen Pio Costa | David C. Russo | |
| Matthew Tyahla | Donald Diorio | Scott T. Rumana | |
Below is a list of the Essex County elected municipal, county and school board officials.
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Kevin O'Toole
Position: Senator
Date: 9/25/09
Contact: 973-237-1360
DeCroce and O'Toole call for special investigator to review Corzine's hedge fund investments. Republican legislators also plan to introduce legislation requiring blind trusts for Governor's investments.
