It’s Time To Turn NJ Red. Why I’m supporting Jack Ciattarelli for Governor

Although I’m a registered republican and voted for Jack Ciattarelli in the primary; I was expecting Steve Fullop to win and planned to support him if he did. He seemed to me to have the most comprehensive and logical plans to real issues. That being said, I listened to both Jack and Democratic nominee Mike Sherrill’s speeches. I also visited this site posted by Jack’s campaign exposing Mikie’s extensive profiting from stocks and trades that posed a conflict of interest leading to her paying a fine which she admitted to…at least in part: https://www.mikiemademillions.com/

Whatever happens we know things are always going to change in different ways. This past election cycle 5 Jersey counties flipped blue to red while none went the other way. Jack also won all counties in this primary. I’m choosing to stand with him and have faith in our nation, this state and our leaders throughout society. 

To learn more about Jack and join his fight to become the next governor, please visit https://www.jack4nj.com/


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