The Atlantic County Young Republicans released the following statement regarding their latest re-organization meeting:

At last month’s meeting in Somers Point, the Atlantic County Young Republicans (ACYR) held their re-organizational elections. ACYR elected Brian T. Fitzherbert as Chairman, and elected Greg Seher as Vice Chair, Maryetta Borkoswki as 2nd Vice Chair, and Paul Rosenberg as Treasurer.

“The Young Republican organization continues to grow in Atlantic County along with the statewide Young Republican Federation of New Jersey (YRFNJ),” said Chairman Fitzherbert, who also serves as Vice Chairman of YRFNJ. “This is a great way to network and develop relationships across municipalities, the county, and even across the state and country. I look forward to continuing to grow an organization for the development of our future leaders into candidates and elected officials. I’m humbled to have the support of the ACYR as well as the backing of Atlantic County Chairman Keith Davis.”

The Atlantic County Young Republicans made some local headlines last October when they coordinated with the Young Republican Federation of New Jersey and Young Republican National Federation (YRNF) to bring in over fifty Young Republicans from across the country to canvas for Legislative District 1 Candidates and now State Senator Mike Testa, as well as Assemblymen Erik Simonsen and Antwan McClellan. The assembled YRs knocked on over 3K doors in Cape May County in one weekend.

The Atlantic County Young Republicans meet once a month at a local venue within the county. For meeting information, follow the organization on Facebook and Instagram or contact via email, AtlanticCountyYR@gmail.com.

Yesterday I wrote that GOP congressional candidate in CD2 Brian Fitzherbert has been announcing endorsements at about once each week. Well, this morning he announced two more endorsements; Hamilton Township Committeewoman Maryetta Borkowski and Absecon Committeeman Greg Seher.

Both, Borkowski and Seher, are county committee members in Atlantic County and both have worked with Fitzherbert in his former role building the Atlantic County Young Republicans organization.

Fitzherbert has announced several endorsements from county committee members throughout the district. This may be a strategy to watch, especially when we get closer to county conventions.

The CD2 primary election field is already somewhat crowded. Others in the race include David Richter who announced three endorsements yesterday. Bob Patterson, despite his sticky issue with robbing women of the “remarkable” chemicals in semen, is still in the race and actively campaigning. Seth Grossman is still a rumored candidate and we’re waiting to hear if Brian Glackin, aka “new Brian” is getting into the race.

Stay tuned!

Note: While Bob has endorsed Brian Fitzherbert for next year’s CD2 primary, Steve is completely neutral and making no endorsement.