Bringing NJ Back to Life As We The People USA

[Hoffi Gwlithlys]

As the 2020 election enters the hot zone..... there is much to do.  I have been blessed to be the NJ Group Administrator and I will do all I can to make the Group and the WTPUSA site proud.

I add my beginning comments to the NJ Group and to the entire site in the hope to tap into the NJ residents to be active members and add supportive supportive members to address issues that are at the heart of just not NJ, but of the entire country.

I want to thank you all for your warm support to date,  I encourage each state to grab the reigns and stir the spirit of their true citizens and keep the prosperity growing, jobs growing, the family unit and unity  growing as NJ, known as the Garden State take back it's rightful place as a viable state with a bumper crop of it's own prosperity growing, no longer the butt end of Soprano and Jersey Shore jokes.... but the Grown in the USA produce provider and not dependent on other countries to feed us tainted food but be the Farm to Fork clean food provider our families, mostly our children deserve.

This is what you will see on the NJ Group site.... visit and comment often ..... please

Good Day Everyone, my friends call me Hoffi and I am a New Jersey-en and hope to reinvigorate the NJ Group on WTPUSA and to be a strong steward in the up coming 2020 election, but that is not all.....

Despite the chuckles that follows us when people ask where we are from, we must champion all that NJ has to offer, for we are more than Newark..... More than Camden, we are and live in one of the most diversified state in the country and live in a most unique environmental collection of flora and fauna that has even stumped scientist from around the world of how special some species found to call NJ home.  The Garden State is the heart of local produce and farming and within the region and it is imperative to protect it and the families that run them.  

What is heart breaking for this state is the historic and current political abuse, cruel handling of all it's legal citizens and an ideology that has and will continue to strip way it's precious assets and the dignity of it's true citizens.  That has got to change, much has got to change, yet the Radical Socialist Progressive mantra has a critical hold here in NJ that must be broken to even imagine a better tomorrow for a state that deserves so much more than what it has now.

Now, with all that said, let us get to the basics of getting involved to get these changes made and I have provided below a complete list of the NJ GOP line up...now, of those who would like me to provide the Dem list....and in all fairness, will provide the info.  You, the valuable members let me know. 

Your thoughts, suggestions, topics, and yes send a poem or two is always welcome.  share event info,  and ideas on a possible WTPUSA NJ Conference in the very near future.  We can work on details shortly on that relatively soon.

In closing, please feel free to reach out, friend or even scold me if you deem necessary,,, but a wee bit gentle please....

Gab a pen, visit the office, sign up for info...on the NJGOP sight: https://www.njgop.org/

and lets get this 2020 Party Started!!!!    

The New Jersey Republican State Committee stands for a prosperous and safe New Jersey. We envision a New Jersey with: a dynamic and flourishing economy where both businesses and workers thrive; strong and healthy families; and reformed, responsive and ethical state and local governments that serve the people with effectiveness and efficiency while protecting individual liberty.

Chairman Doug Steinhardt

Doug Steinhardt is in his second term as Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee. He was born and raised in New Jersey, where he began his political career as the first, five-term Mayor in Lopatcong Township history, serving from January 2000 to December 2014. Since January 2004, he has also served as Chairman of the Warren County Republican Committee. Doug and his wife Trudy still live in Lopatcong with their two children.

Doug is a practicing attorney, working as a member and named partner at Florio Perrucci Steinhardt & Cappelli. He is a highly successful and experienced litigator, who handles a variety of matters including commercial transactions, family law, government and legislative affairs, labor and employment, and municipal criminal law.

He also has a strong commitment to non-profit and charitable causes. He is the Chairman of the Warren County Heroin and Opioid Addiction Awareness Task Force, a member of the Legislative Committee of the New Jersey League of Municipalities, where he still serves as an associate general counsel, a member of the Executive Board of Directors of Law Enforcement Against Drugs (L.E.A.D.), a certified, Red Cross volunteer, on the campaign committee for Abilities of Northwest Jersey, and an Eagle Scout.

Doug received a BA in History from Gettysburg College, where he was also a four-year member of their NCAA Division III football team. At Widener University Law School, Doug was a member and, later, associate editor of the Law Review.

Doug brings a background of success to the New Jersey Republican State Committee. In addition to being an influential attorney at one of New Jersey’s most prominent law firms, he has maintained one of the most Republican counties in the entire state. With a Democrat in the Governor’s office for the first time in many years, the Republican Party is facing serious challenges ahead. Chairman Steinhardt is ready to rebuild and rebrand the organization to help move the party forward.

The New Jersey Republican State Committee

Mr. Doug Steinhardt
State Chairman, NJ Republican State Committee

Ms. Lynda A. Pagliughi
Vice Chairwoman, NJ Republican State Committee

Ms. Irene Kim Asbury
Secretary, NJ Republican State Committee

Ms. April Bengivenga
Treasurer, NJ Republican State Committee

Mr. Bill Palatucci
National Committeeman, NJ Republican State Committee

Ms. Virginia Haines
National Committeewoman, NJ Republican State Committee

New Jersey Republican State Committee Members

Atlantic County
Committeeman Joe Cafero
Committeewoman Sonya Harris

Bergen County
Committeeman Ben Focarino
Committeewoman Darlene Shotmeyer

Burlington County
Committeeman Steve Solomon
Committeewoman Erin Darreff

Camden County
Committeeman Mayor Jeff Kasko
Committeewoman Naomi Lubkin

Cape May
Committeeman Tom Rotondi
Committeewoman Lynda Pagliughi

Cumberland County
Committeeman William Davis
Committeewoman Arvene Kilby

Essex County
Committeeman Peter Tanella
Committeewoman Mary Comito

Gloucester County
Committeeman Bill Fey
Committeewoman Barbara Capelli

Hudson County
Committeeman Joshua Einstein
Committeewoman Irene Kim Asbury

Hunterdon County
Committeeman Shaun Van Doren
Committeewoman Mary Melfi

Mercer County
Committeeman Jack Rafferty
Committeewoman Christine Bator

Middlesex County
Committeeman Don Katz
Committeewoman April Bengivenga

Monmouth County
Committeeman Peter Carton
Committeewoman Mary Pat Angelini

Morris County
Committeeman Larry Casha
Committeewoman Christina Ramirez

Ocean County
Committeeman Mayor Tom Kelaher
Committeewoman Ginny Haines

Passaic County
Committeeman John F. Capo
Committeewoman Susan Enderly

Salem County
Committeeman Mike Mulligan
Committeewoman Joan Melino

Somerset County
Committeeman Scott Ross
Committeewoman Janice Fields

Sussex County
Committeeman Assemblyman Parker Space
Committeewoman Jill Space

Union County
Committeeman James Foerst
Committeewoman Dorothy Burger

Warren County
Committeeman Jason J. Sarnoski
Committeewoman Mary Van Lieu

Your Team in Trenton

Theresa Winegar
Executive Director

Pierce Frauenheim
Deputy Executive Director

Ron Filan
Political Director

Katie Martinez-Castellano
Finance Director

Lauren Castellano
Finance & Events Director

Harrison Neely, Checkmate Strategies
Communications

Evan Hoefling
Data Director

Constitution and By-Laws

Constitution and By-laws of the New Jersey Republican State Committee

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[Virginia Foulk]

hope and pray your hard work will succeed. We need more such efforts to take back our real America. We have a situation here in Wisconsin too. While we have many good representatives, we are losing some very important ones.  And we now have a very anti- America Gov., who won the Governor's seat by the amount of votes that equal the number of illegals allowed into our state (Madison and Milwaukee, sanctuary cities) That's my own opinion, but when I noticed so many Illinois and Iowa license plates in our small, rural voting district on voting day, it made me very concerned. So how many other districts were inundated by these same tactics.