It’s Hello & Goodbye — Major Election News In Cape May, NJ

BREAKING NEWS EXCLUSIVE

We have learned and confirmed that there are major developments in Cape May County, New Jersey Republican politics.

CapeGOP Is Very Well Organized

They have been winning elections in Cape May by more than 10,000 votes, which has virtually assured that the selected GOP Nominees go on to win the General Election.

The deadline for CapeGOP candidates to submit their letters of intention to seek elective office was January 7, 2025.

It’s Goodbye To Will Morey

After 15 honorable years in elective office, Morey is going to take a step back and he will not be running for reelection to the Cape May County Board of Commissioners in 2026.

Morey’s exit was expected, as he was previously set to leave the Cape May County Board after 12 years … when Morey decided to run and win 3 years ago … making his time in County elective office a full 5 terms.

Morey will continue to serve on the Cape May Board of Commissioners through the end of 2026.

It’s Goodbye To Melanie Collette

Collette has started a new job and has achieved traction at Newsmax Television and other outlets as an on-air contributor.

Therefore, Collette has decided that she will not run for reelection to the Cape May County Board of Commissioners in 2026.

It’s Hello To Curtis Bashaw

The CapeGOP has hit the jackpot with Bashaw deciding to return to the campaign trail. Bashaw was the Republican Nominee for The United States Senate for New Jersey in 2024.

Bashaw was a battle-tested, indefatigable statewide candidate in 2024 and a prodigious fundraiser, who amassed a more than $ 4 million dollar campaign war chest versus then Congressman Andy Kim.

Bashaw received 1,773,58 votes statewide in 2024. Bashaw famously put more than 82,500 mikes on his car during the 2024 campaign.

Bashaw is a former Executuve Director of the New Jersey Casino Reinvestment Development Authority.

Bashaw is also the most successful hotelier and visionary in Cape May history.

Cape May is now a year-round destination resort thanks in large part due to Bashaw’s creative marketing efforts and his giving tourists a viable reason to visit Cape May during all 4 seasons.

It’s Hello To Patrick Rosenello

Rosenello is one of the truly good guys in elective office, including more than two decades of service in local elective office … most recently as Mayor of North Wildwood, New Jersey.

Rosenello also has an impressive background in the private sector, including tourism, restaurants and the boardwalk.

United States Congressman Jeff Van Drew

Van Drew will be on the ballot this year, which is always a good thing for Cape May Republicans.

Van Drew will be positioned at the top of the ballot and he has always demonstrated great assistance down ballot.

Van Drew is a prodigious fundraiser and top vote-getter.

Cape May County Sheriff Bob Nolan

Is the 100th Sheriff in Cape May County history and one of the most likable, respected and popular elected officials.

Nolan will be on the ballot this year, along with numerous local candidates throughout Cape May County.

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