Maggie Moran

August 28, 2008 - 7:10pm

On eve of Obama speech, Menendez cuts up Tora Lora Lora

Sen. Robert Menendez (D-Union City): Politicker photoSen. Robert Menendez (D-Union City): Politicker photo

DENVER - Sen. Robert Menedez (D-Union City) sang a more than passable verison of Toora loora looral the Pallone-Pascrell pre-Obama speech party at the Celtic Tavern hre Thursday night.

The Irish-Americans in the room listened with apparent satisfaction.

Corzine deputy chief of staff Maggie Moran, governor's spokesman Sean Darcy, Pallone chief Jeff Carroll and others all gave Menendez's perfomance a ramrod thumbs-up.

There wasn't a dry mug in the place.

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July 24, 2008 - 8:51am

Doherty is more likely for '11 than '09

Democrats view Belmar Councilman Matt Doherty as their best chance to pick up a seat in the Monmouth-based eleventh district, where the GOP has not lost since 1989. Doherty ran an aggressive and well-financed campaign for the State Assembly in 2005 against two Republican incumbents, but lost.

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July 17, 2007 - 12:31pm

Waiting for a chance to run

Frank Lautenberg is running for re-election, so the question of contested primaries for open House seats may be a moot issue.  But if the 83-year-old U.S. Senator changes his mind, its possible that a number of Democratic Congressmen could take a shot – perhaps their final shot – at a seat in the United States Senate.

Since most New Jersey congressional districts are not necessarily competitive, it could be up to Democratic primary voters (if it even gets that far) to decide who the next Congressman would be.  And in each district, there is no shortage of people who would be interested in going to Congress.

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August 10, 2006 - 2:22pm

Doherty to run for Belmar Council

Matt Doherty, who waged a strong race for the State Assemby in the eleventh district last year, will run for Belmar Councilman in November. Local Democrats picked him to replace Timothy McCorry, who dropped out of the race. The incumbent, John Szeliga, is not seeking re-election. Doherty is married to Maggie Moran, the Deputy Chief of Staff to Governor Jon Corzine.

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Governor Elect Corzine's Transition

Release Date: Dec 20 2005

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 20, 2005

CONTACTS:
Ivette Mendez
Andrew Poag
Brendan Gilfillan
(609) 826-5100

CORZINE NAMES THREE DEPUTY CHIEFS OF STAFF AND PRESS SECRETARY
LaRue, McGuire, Moran, and Coley tapped for posts

TRENTON – Governor-elect Jon S. Corzine today announced that Jeannine LaRue, Patti McGuire and Maggie Moran will join his administration as his deputy chiefs of staff. Corzine also selected Anthony Coley to serve as press secretary.

"I need top-notch people to work closely with me as we tackle the issues facing New Jersey, and, individually, Jeannine LaRue, Patti McGuire and Maggie Moran have tremendous skills and incredible experience," Corzine said. "I am glad they have agreed to join my team and help me make things work."

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