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TRENTON, N.J. - The U.S. Senate race between Republican Tom Kean Jr. and Democrat Robert Menendez is virtually deadlocked, but if voters weren't so concerned about the war in Iraq, Kean could hold a clear lead, according to a poll released Wednesday. A portion of Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind Poll designed to test the impact of national issues on the race indicated that if the war were not a factor, Kean could be leading Menendez by 47-36 percent. As it stands, however, 43 percent of voters polled said they favor Kean to 39 percent for Menendez, a difference that matches...

(Bogota - June 1,2006) - Steve Lonegan, Mayor of Bogota and former candidate for Governor of New Jersey, has endorsed John Ginty for U.S. Senate in advance of the June 6th Republican primary. "For me it was a no-brainer. John Ginty is a conservative Republican and he’s defending the principles articulated by Ronald Reagan, who won New Jersey's electoral votes in both 1980 and 1984," Lonegan said. During the 2005 New Jersey Republican Gubernatorial Primary campaign, Lonegan was established as a preeminent voice of conservatives in New Jersey. Lonegan said, "Republicans must stand for the values held dear by the...

Have a listen to this effective new radio ad for John Ginty, the conservative choice for the US Senate seat in NJ: Washington Wake Up Call... Ginty's opponent, Tom Kean Jr. is a pro-abortion, pro-homosexual agenda, anti-gun, pro-open-borders liberal. If you want to have a real choice in November, help spread the word about John Ginty! No More RINOS!Ginty for Senate in NJPrimary day is June 6, 2006

Kean and Menendez "Perfect Together" On Broken Border Crisis In Advance of Bush Speech to Nation (Ridgewood, May 15, 2006) - John Ginty, the conservative candidate in this year's Republican U.S. Senate primary election in New Jersey, challenged liberal candidate Tom Kean, Jr. to a wide-ranging debate on border security and the uncontrolled flow of illegal aliens from around the world into American territory. In an email sent to the Kean campaign and in advance of tonight's speech by President Bush about the worsening border crisis, Ginty said, "Republican voters deserve to question the candidates for the U.S. Senate nomination...