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Middletown GOP releases first campaign video

The Middletown Republican candidates for Township Committee released their first campaign video this afternoon.

The video featuring Committee members Tony Perry, Rick Hibell and Patricia Snell, is a celebration of the Township’s extraordinary quality of life, its rich history and the Republicans’ promise to hand off an even better place to future generations.

“Middletown truly is that shining city on the hill,” Perry exclaims,  “We have incredible people with an amazing history. And everyday I wake up looking for new and innovative ways to build on the greatness that is Middletown.”

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Posted: October 10th, 2018 | Author: | Filed under: 2018 Elections, Middletown, Monmouth County News, New Jersey | Tags: , , , , , , , | 5 Comments »

5 Comments on “Middletown GOP releases first campaign video”

  1. Very nice, said at 10:56 am on October 11th, 2018:

    professionally done. Always appreciate positive campaigning.. good way to introduce rather new candidates, there’s been quite a turnover recently, in our biggest town, on whom we depend for an intense get- out -the -vote, to help the county pleuralities..

  2. Proud Republican said at 5:12 pm on October 11th, 2018:

    Agree 100%. Middletown has always had a very deep bench, and these candidates are far and away one of the strongest tickets in the county. One of the reasons why Middletown is one of the best towns in the state. We all have to work hard to make sure that all Republican candidates around the county are elected

  3. They will oversee said at 6:27 pm on October 11th, 2018:

    a brand spanking new Municipal Complex as well. Only 54 million. Not a bad deal for the shining city on the hill.

  4. @they will see said at 10:12 pm on October 11th, 2018:

    Nice try but you may want to learn what you’re talking about before you post stupid things. Do yourself a favor, call Town Hall and get the facts

  5. I guess we will said at 2:28 pm on October 12th, 2018:

    find out on November 19th, won’t we Tony?