Jim Reilly

February 1, 2006 - 2:59am

Mike Premo

Mike Premo, named to the PoliticsNJ.com Best Operatives List in 2005, will serve as Campaign Manager for Linda Stender's campaign for Congress against Republican Michael Ferguson. Premo ran the challenger campaigns of Democrats Matt Doherty and Jim Reilly for State Assembly in the 11th district last year. Stender, a three-term Assemblywoman and former Union County Freeholder and Mayor of Fanwood, is expected to be unopposed for the Democratic congressional nomination; her rival, former Hillsborough Mayor Joseph Tricarico, dropped his campaign for Congress on Sunday.

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Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean for Assembly

Release Date: Nov 4 2005

AS ELECTION DAY NEARS, REILLY AND DOHERTY KEEP GETTING CASH FROM JOE ROBERTS
AND THE DEMOCRAT PARTY BOSSES

CAMPAIGN WARCHEST PAID FOR BY NORCROSS MACHINE PROVES DOHERTY AND REILLY ARE
NO ‘REFORMERS’

Doherty and Reilly for State Assembly

Release Date: Nov 2 2005

ANOTHER VISIT TO THE LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE FOR ASSEMBLYMEN CORODEMUS AND KEAN

In the rough and tumble world of politics sometimes the truth gets bent and stretched a bit to make a point. Here in the 11th District, the truth has been largely ignored, as Assemblymen Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean make increasingly frequent visits to the Land of Make-Believe to fuel their increasingly baseless accusations and accolades as they attempt to further distance themselves from their non-existent records.

Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean for Assembly

Release Date: Oct 28 2005

DOHERTY AND REILLY SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THEY MISLED THE VOTERS AND APOLOGIZE
CORODEMUS AND KEAN CALL ON OPPONENTS TO WITHDRAW BOGUS ELEC COMPLAINT

Doherty and Reilly for State Assembly

Release Date: Oct 27 2005

New Jersey Citizen Action Endorses Jim Reilly and Matt Doherty for Assembly

Today New Jersey Citizen Action's Political Action Committee announced its endorsement of Jim Reilly and Matt Doherty for State Assembly. As the state's largest citizen watchdog coalition, New Jersey Citizen Action pays careful attention to the critical issues facing New Jerseyans around the state.

Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean for Assembly

Release Date: Oct 27 2005

WILL DOHERTY AND REILLY OFFER A PROPERTY TAX RELIEF PROPOSAL BEFORE ELECTION DAY?
12 DAYS TO GO AND DOHERTY AND REILLY REMAIN CLUELESS ON PROPERTY TAXES

October 25, 2005 - 8:09pm

They vote and they contribute

A comment at a Assembly Republican campaign meeting last August has helped Democrats Matt Doherty and Jim Reilly raise an estimated $10,000 from donors who would not normally have taken an interest in the ouster of incumbents Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean. During a review of voter turnout projections in the 11th district, Assembly GOP Executive DIrector Rick Wright noted that "gays in Asbury Park don't vote."

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Doherty and Reilly for State Assembly

Release Date: Oct 22 2005

FUNDRAISER BENEFITING MTOTSA LEGAL DEFENSE FUND A SUCCESS

In the living room of Ocean Terrace resident Rose LaRosa, 11th District Democratic Assembly candidates Matt Doherty and Jim Reilly, State Senator Ellen Karcher, and Monmouth County Democratic Freeholder candidates Rebecca Aaronson and Barbara McMorrow successfully helped the residents of the Marine Terrace, Ocean Terrace and Seaview Avenue Alliance (MTOTSA) host their first legal defense fund fundraiser, infusing their fight against eminent domain abuse with donations from residents, community leaders and concerned elected officials across Monmouth County.

Doherty and Reilly for State Assembly

Release Date: Oct 20 2005

CORODEMUS AND KEAN CAUGHT LYING TO SENIORS

Assemblymen Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean will say and do anything to get reelected this November.

October 20, 2005 - 5:14pm

Codey '06

Ross Golband, a junior at George Washington University who is an intern in Acting Governor Richard Codey's Washington office, attended a briefing this Wednesday on the 2006 national election landscape that was sponsored by the Hotline, a D.C-based political publication. Codey has not ruled out accepting an appointment to Jon Corzine's U.S. Senate seat, should Corzine win the governorship next month. If he took the seat, Codey would presumably stand for election in November 2006, likely against Republican Tom Kean, Jr. Tom Edwards, Codey's Washington office director, said he sent Golband, who interns three days a week in the office, simply because it was a chance for him to explore the D.C. political scene. "Don't misconstrue any of this," Edwards said. "It had nothing to do with anybody's political aspirations. It was an opportunity for a college student to get some exposure to some political prognosticating."

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