Spicuzzo re-elected as Middlesex County Democratic ChairmanFor Immediate Release: June 11th, 2008Middlesex County Democratic Chairman Joseph Spicuzzo was re-elected by acclamation last night at the Pines Manor.Read MoreSpicuzzo Announced As Campaign Manager For Freeholder TicketFor Immediate Release: April 8th, 2008METUCHEN – Middlesex County Democratic Chairman Joseph Spicuzzo will serve as Campaign Manager for Freeholder Director David B. Crabiel, Freeholder Ronald G. Rios and Freeholder candidate Millie Scott.Read MoreEXPERIENCE ABOUNDS ON DEMOCRATIC TICKETFor Immediate Release: March 24th, 2008MIDDLESEX COUNTY – When it comes to municipal and county government experience, it is difficult to match the level of the 2008 Middlesex County Democratic Freeholder candidates.Read MoreDemocratic Congressional Candidate John Adler and House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer Highlight the Need for Economic Relief for Middle Class FamilesFor Immediate Release: January 25th, 2008(Marlton, NJ) – State Senator John Adler, the Democratic candidate for Congress in New Jersey's Third District, and U.S. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) joined Denise Warga at her home in Marlton today to discuss the urgency for real solutions to a weakening economy. Warga discussed the challenges she is facing – trying to do more with less money. Hoyer and Adler discussed their plans to help middle class families immediately and the need for a long term solution.Warga, a single mother of two, said she has experienced steady increases in her health care premiums and steep rises in her heating and gas bills. Like most middle class families in South Jersey and across the nation, she is struggling to make ends meet. "It's getting harder and harder for families to live the American dream," said Warga. Read MoreFREEHOLDER DIRECTOR CRABIEL ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION PLANSFor Immediate Release: January 23rd, 2008MIDDLESEX COUNTY - Middlesex County Freeholder Director David B. Crabiel announced today that he will seek the Democratic Party’s endorsement to run for another term when the party organization meets in convention on March 5.Read MoreGOVERNOR CORZINE SIGNS LEGISLATION ELIMINATING DEATH PENALTY IN NEW JERSEYFor Immediate Release: December 17th, 2007TRENTON - Governor Jon S. Corzine today signed legislation abolishing the death penalty in New Jersey and replacing it with life imprisonment without parole. New Jersey is the first state in the nation to enact a law to end use of the death penalty since it was reinstated by the United States Supreme Court in 1976. To ensure that the intent of the legislation was fully carried out as to the eight remaining inmates on death row, on Sunday evening Governor Corzine commuted the sentences of those inmates to life in prison without parole.“Today New Jersey evolves. This is a day of progress for us and for the millions of people across our nation and around the globe who reject the death penalty as a moral or practical response to the grievous, even heinous, crime of murder,” Corzine said. “I have been moved by the passionate views on both sides of this issue, and I firmly believe that replacing the death penalty with life in prison without parole best captures our State’s highest values and reflects our best efforts to search for true justice.” Read MoreChairman Cryan on NJ's 7th DistrictFor Immediate Release: November 19th, 2007Democratic Party Chairman Joseph Cryan issued the following statement on Monday in response to Congressman Ferguson's announcement not to seek re-election:"We should thank Congressman Ferguson for his service and wish him well in his political retirement. Read MoreCOUNTY AFL-CIO ENDORSES COUNTY CANDIDATESFor Immediate Release: October 18th, 2007METUCHEN – The Middlesex County AFL-CIO Labor Council has endorsed the candidacy of Middlesex County Sheriff Joseph Spicuzzo, Surrogate Kevin Hoagland and Freeholders Stephen “Pete’’ Dalina and Chris Rafano and Blanquita Valenti.Read MoreFREEHOLDERS ENDORSED BY MCEAFor Immediate Release: October 2nd, 2007The Middlesex County Democratic Freeholder candidates Stephen J. “Pete” Dalina, Chris Rafano and Blanquita Valenti have received the endorsement of the Middlesex County Education Association.Read MoreWomen’s Political Caucus Endorses Singh/GreensteinFor Immediate Release: September 27th, 2007(HAMILTON TWP.) – The state’s leading advocacy group for electing women to the Legislature today endorsed State Senate candidate Seema Singh and Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (both D-Middlesex) who have demonstrated a commitment to helping women in New Jersey.Read MoreSingh Urges Baroni to Join in Calling on Anti-Stem Cell Group To Drop LawsuitFor Immediate Release: September 24th, 2007(SOUTH BRUNSWICK) – State Senate candidate Seema Singh (D-South Brunswick) today urged her opponent, Assemblyman Bill Baroni (R-Hamilton) to join her in calling on an anti-stem cell group to withdraw their lawsuit pending before the state’s Superior Court. The litigation is aimed at preventing voters from supporting a ballot initiative that would provide funding for this cutting-edge medical research.Read MoreSingh/Greenstein Endorsed by Planned ParenthoodFor Immediate Release: September 21st, 2007(HAMILTON) – The Planned Parenthood Action Committee of New Jersey recently endorsed State Senate candidate Seema Singh and Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (both D-Middlesex) in the respective bids for the Legislature. The group has an estimated 2,300 supporters in the 14th Legislative District.Read MoreSingh/Greenstein/DeAngelo Endorsed by UAW Local #731For Immediate Release: September 21st, 2007(HAMILTON TWP.) – The entire 14th District Democratic team received the endorsement of the United Auto Workers (UAW) retirees Local #731.State Senate Candidate Seema Singh (D-South Brunswick), who was previously endorsed by the Middlesex County Central Labor Council, thanked the UAW retirees for their support. Read MoreSINGH TO BARONI: GIVE CAMPAIGN RHETORIC A RESTFor Immediate Release: September 17th, 2007SOUTH BRUNSWICK– Senate Candidate Seema Singh today issued the following statement on the Republican mischaracterization of her remarks about a special session on ethics reform before Election Day:“First and foremost I have been clear about stating that elected officials should resign from office based upon indictment/arrest. My opponent and his Republican leaders have accomplished nothing on ethics reform over the last two years except serve as obstructionists to advancing reforms. They did nothing while in power in the Statehouse. Read MoreRep. Holt Named Campaign Chairman for 14th District DemocratsFor Immediate Release: September 12th, 2007Honorable Central Jersey Congressman Welcomed to Campaign Leadership of Clean 14 Team(SOUTH BRUNSWICK) – Well-respected Congressman Rush Holt today was named Honorary Campaign Chairman for the 14th Legislative District campaigns of Seema Singh for State Senate and Assemblywoman Linda R. Greenstein and Wayne DeAngelo for Assembly. The trio welcomed Holt’s leadership and support in the final two months of the campaign. Read MoreSingh/DeAngelo: New Laws Prove Need for Ethics ReformsFor Immediate Release: September 4th, 2007Pair Applaud Efforts of Running-mate Greensteinin Moving Ethics Issues to the Forefront of Legislative Agenda (HAMILTON) – State Senate candidate Seema Singh (D-South Brunswick) and General Assembly candidate Wayne DeAngelo (D-Hamilton) today praised four measures signed into law by Governor Jon S. Corzine that would raise the ethical standards imposed upon legislators and public officials and hold officials accountable for illegal actions. Read More14th District Team: Toll Roads Must be ProtectedFor Immediate Release: August 31st, 2007(SOUTH BRUNSWICK) – On the eve of the Labor Day weekend when many New Jersey motorists will be on the road for the holiday weekend, State Senate candidate Seema Singh, Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein, and Assembly candidate Wayne DeAngelo today stressed the importance of protecting the toll roads that are regional transportation arteries.Read MoreFirst Round of Homestead Rebate Checks to be MailedFor Immediate Release: July 30th, 2007TRENTON – Governor Jon S. Corzine and State Treasurer Bradley Abelow announced today that the Division of Taxation will begin mailing Homestead Rebate checks tomorrow to 1.2 million New Jersey households. Half of the recipients are non-senior tenants who will see their average benefit increase more than three-fold this year under the new Homestead Property Relief Program and FY 08 Budget approved by the Legislature.Read MoreGOVERNOR CORZINE SIGNS LEGISLATION PROTECTING NEW JERSEY WORKERSFor Immediate Release: July 17th, 2007TRENTON – Governor Jon S. Corzine today ceremonially signed legislation cracking down on the misclassification of full-time construction workers as independent contractors.Read MoreDEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE SINGH ENDORSED BY MIDDLESEX COUNTY CENTRAL LABOR COUNCILFor Immediate Release: July 11th, 2007SOUTH BRUNSWICK – The Middlesex County Central Labor Council (CLC) today announced its endorsement of Seema Singh, the Democratic candidate for state Senate in the 14th Legislative District.Read MoreSENATE CANDIDATE SINGH CERTIFIES FOR PUBLIC FUNDS UNDER FAIR AND CLEAN ELECTIONS PILOT PROGRAMFor Immediate Release: June 22nd, 2007(SOUTH BRUNSWICK) - Seema Singh, the Democratic candidate for State Senate in the 14th District, today announced she was certified by the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission as a declared “clean” candidate to qualify for public funds under the state’s 2007 Fair and Clean Elections pilot program.Read MoreSENATE CANDIDATE SINGH BECOMES FIRST CANDIDATE TO FILE 400 CLEAN ELECTIONS CONTRIBUTIONS WITH NJ ELECFor Immediate Release: June 13th, 2007(SOUTH BRUNSWICK)- Seema Singh, the Democratic candidate for State Senate in the 14th District, today announced she is the first candidate to file the necessary 400 $10 contributions to become a qualified candidate in the state’s Fair and Clean Elections pilot program.Read MoreNJ Senate Democrats Launch Fully-Integrated Website: www.NJSenateDems.orgFor Immediate Release: June 8th, 2007TRENTON – New Jersey’s Senate Democrats are ready and eager to connect with the online community with the official launch of a new, fully integrated political website. The site - www.NJSenateDems.org – offers residents the chance to view biographies of all the Senate’s Democratic candidates and enjoy new user-friendly features, including:Read MoreDemocrats Field A Full Team Of Legislative CandidatesFor Immediate Release: June 6th, 2007Trenton - With the addition of a State Senate candidate in the 23rd District, Democrats now have a full team of 120 legislative candidates competing in the upcoming election, leaving no Republican unchallenged and no district uncontested, Party Chairman Joe Cryan said on Wednesday.Read MoreCorzine Announces Bill Clinton As Guest of Honor At Democratic GalaFor Immediate Release: May 31st, 2007Trenton - Governor Jon S. Corzine and Democratic Party Chairman Joseph Cryan announced on Thursday that former President Bill Clinton will be the featured guest at the Governor's Gala in June. The State Party's annual fundraising event will be held at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark on June Eighth.Read MoreDEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO BE HONORARY SPEAKER AT SOUTH ASIAN FILM FESTIVALFor Immediate Release: May 31st, 2007(SOUTH BRUNSWICK , NJ ) – Seema Singh, Candidate for New Jersey State Senate and former Ratepayer Advocate, will be the distinguished guest at the first ever New Jersey South Asian Independent Film Festival to be held at the George Street Theater in New Brunswick on Saturday, June 2nd. Singh will speak at the 4:30pm inauguration ceremonies.Read MoreSenator Barbara Buono Endorses Edison Council Candidates Tomaro, Kapitan, Karabinchak and PizziFor Immediate Release: May 24th, 2007Senator Barbara Buono (D-18) has thrown her support behind Edison Council Candidates Charles Tomaro, Joan Kapitan, Rob Karabinchak and Sal Pizzi, running for reelection in the June 5 primary.Read MoreSouth Amboy Councilman Called Back to IraqFor Immediate Release: May 4th, 2007SOUTH AMBOY – The South Amboy Democratic Organization has announced that the City’s Third Ward Councilman, John F. O’Connell, who also serves as an officer in the reserve component of the United States Air Force, has been called to temporary active duty service and will report to the Multi National Force – Iraq Headquarters, Baghdad, Iraq in early June.Read MoreDems File Candidates In All Legislative DistrictsFor Immediate Release: April 10th, 2007Trenton - Democratic candidates have filed to compete in 118 of the 120 seats in this year's legislative races, state party chairman Joseph Cryan noted after Monday's filing deadline, demonstrating the party's determination to compete on the entire playing field with top-notch, energetic candidates. In contrast, Republicans failed to produce candidates for 16 seats, continuing a downward trend of the 'incredible shrinking minority."Read MoreGOVERNOR SIGNS LANDMARK PROPERTY TAX REFORMFor Immediate Release: April 3rd, 2007TRENTON - Governor Jon S. Corzine today signed landmark property tax legislation that will lower property taxes in the short-term while instituting long-term reforms to help break the decades-long cycle of steep annual property tax increases.Read MoreCRABIEL TAPPED AS CAMPAIGN MANAGERFor Immediate Release: March 16th, 2007Freeholder Director David B. Crabiel will again serve as Campaign Manager for the county Democratic candidates seeking re-election this year. His appointment was announced by Sheriff Joe Spicuzzo, who is seeking re-election to that office and who also serves as the county’s Democratic chairman.Read MoreCryan: Poll's 'Despite-It-All' Findings For The Governor Show Political Strength & Personal AppealFor Immediate Release: March 7th, 2007Trenton - Democratic Party Chairman Joe Cryan said on Wednesday that the poll just released by Fairleigh Dickinson University's 'PublicMind Polling' documents the public's trust and respect in Governor Corzine's leadership despite - or maybe because of - the Governor's willingness to take on the big challenges and to make the tough decisions.Read More |
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