The Monmouth County Democratic Party nominated the following candidates today:
For Sheriff:
Jack Hill, Belmar Police Cheif
For County Clerk:
Amod Choudhary, Colts Neck Board of Education member
For Freeholder:
John D'Amico, Former Judge, Former Freeholder, Former State Senator and retiring as Chairman of the State Parole Board.
Stephen Schueler, Mayor of Bradley Beach
For Legislature:
In the 11th district:
John Villapiano for Senate, former Freeholder and former Assemblyman.
John Napolitani of Interlaken for Assembly, president of the Asbury Park Education Association.
John Pirnat of Brielle, business manager of Teamsters Local 177.
In the 12th district
Senator Ellen Karcher for re-election
Assemblyman Michael Panter for re-election
Amy A. Mallet for Assembly
In the 13th district:
Leonard Inzerillo for Senate, former Middletown Board of Education member. Former Assembly and Freeholder candidate.
Patricia Walsh for Assembly, Middletown Board of Education Member
Robert Brown, Attorney from Old Bridge, former policeman injured in the line of duty.
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Leonard Inzerillo for Senate...
Yes!
I wouldn't get too excited if I were any of the Monmouth Republicans. How are you going to go after Inzerillo for failing to make a filing of a PAC that didn't collect very much money when in the twelfth district you've got Cassagrande who violated the pay to play statutes, was appointed township attorney with no qualifications just because she was Andy's chief fundraiser and the head of the party is Hatch-Act Adam? Are you TRYING to look ridiculous?
Anonymous said...
Are you TRYING to look ridiculous?
Ummm, well one might think so based on the events of recent months.
lol. You're right, they're doing a good job. What a difference in the party. We went from Narozanick and Dowd (say what you will about him, he wasn't an idiot) and others who really had their act together to the embarrassment that is Puharic, the Borg and their Manalapan connection. It's unbelievable that our party allowed this to happen.
Come on...a good democrat field?? John Napolitani for the 11th? Has run in the last two municipal elections in his hometown and has lost by at least a 2-1 margin. If he's not liked in his oun house, how's he going to be looked at in a regional level?
Anonymous said...
Come on...a good democrat field?? John Napolitani for the 11th? Has run in the last two municipal elections in his hometown and has lost by at least a 2-1 margin. If he's not liked in his oun house, how's he going to be looked at in a regional level?
I agree that the Dems put up a surprisingly weak slate in the 11th? The Dems I talked to yesterday couldn't even remember who their candidates in the 11th were.
Given the investment the Dems made in the 11th in 05, that they ran a close race then, and that the R's have two incumbents retiring, I'm surprised they do not have a stronger ticket this year.
I predict that the Republicans sweep the 11th again, with Angelini being the top vote getter.
To the anonymous commentor who attempted to use this blog to slander one of the candidates:
If you're so brave, you should attached your name to those comments.
If what you say is true, you can back it up, and I can verify it, I'll publish it.
I will not let this space be used for cowardly attacks.
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