The (Unofficial) Gubernatorial Petition Count
The Division of Elections reports the following number of petition signatures submitted by these gubernatorial candidates:
Democrat Philip Murphy: 42,569
Democrat Jim Johnson: 12,750
Democrat John Wisniewski: 5,783
Democrat Ray Lesniak: 2950
Democrat William Brennan: 1,673
Democrat Mark Zinna: 1,430
Republican Kim Guadagno: 4,049
Republican Jack Ciattarelli: 1,674
Republican Steven Rogers: 1,698
Republican Hirsh Singh: 1,487
Republican Joseph Rudy Rullo: 1,352
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This is silly. Petitions prove nothing. There are countless thousands of Rullobots who will walk barefoot on broken glass to get to the polls and vote for Rullo. Ciattarelli and Guadagno will split the RINO vote, and conservatives will elect Rullo to be our next governor.
You mean THIS Joe Rullo? The same Joe Rullo who used a wrong
campaign address on a campaign filing, a property that has a lien
against it? The same Joe “Zero Percent” Rullo who couldn’t even garner a
speaking slot at the Monmouth County Convention because he couldn’t get
enough County Committee Signatures? The same Joe Rullo, who’s campaign
manager quit because was at zero percent.? This is the same Joe Rullo,
who’s girlfriend said “he’s only running for Governor to boost his
acting career.” Joe Rullo isn’t going anywhere except back to Toms River
or where ever he lives now. He’s begging for $20 donations after
boasting of receiving “a hundred donations in seven weeks.” That’s a
municipal campaign level amount, not a Gubernatorial Campaign
accomplishment to brag about. He’s not filed a campaign finance report
since November and who knows if he’s raised anything. http://observer.com/2017/02/rullos-ex-campaign-manager-slams-him-for-polling-at-0/
It means that they made voter contact outside of “rigged” conventions. Rullobots, like Paulbots, are the real problem for the campaign. They’ve to learn to stop dragging their knuckles and to breath through their noses.
Last Place Joe Rullo Needs To Leave The Race
The more important thing is how many signatures are required, and that’s 1,000 for a partisan candidate running for Governor. The rest is just a waste of time & overkill. http://www.njelections.org/candidate_pdf/partisan-candidate-requirements-123011.pdf