Here's the Star Ledger link for the NJ Senate.

 

http://www.nj.com/starledger/results-senate/

 

NJ Assembly;

 

http://www.nj.com/starledger/results-assembly/

 

 

For the Senate;

 

District 1: Jeff Van Drew got flipped,

 

District 3: Fred 'One Gun a Month' Madden still has a job

 

District 5: Donald Norcross got flipped

 

District 10: No incumbent?? Looks like Jim Holzapfel is leading

 

District 35: No incumbent?? Looks like Ken Pengitore is leading

 

 

So for the NJ Senate we may have lost one gun friendly vote but gained one with the lose of Van Drew, and added three more gun friendly votes.

 

In the Assembly;

 

District 1: NRA backed Dem's get flipped by A(?) rated Repub's

 

District 3: Went blue with one A rated Dem and one C rated Dem

 

District 5: B+ rated Repub's flip ?? rated Dem's

 

District 20: F rated Joe Cryan flipped??

 

Don't look like much has changed with the Assembly

 

UPDATE: LOOKS LIKE VOTES ARE STILL BEING COUNTED, SO SOME OF THE ABOVE IS WRONG, WHICH MEANS NOTHING HAS CHANGED

Thats good, but hardly a ding in this state.... We must win the War.

Thats good, but hardly a ding in this state.... We must win the War.

 

On the plus side, Bryan Miller is not happy.....

Looking at the results this morning, it looks like the status quo prevailed everywhere.

 

Locally, both GOP candidates got onto our township committee, flipping it from Dem to Rep for the first time in 25 years.

My district elections were no surprise. If you had an R after your name, you won. 66%-34% for Oroho in the Senate and 31/30% for Mchose and Chiusano in the assembly.

 

When I talk to people from other parts of the country they always say "Oh, yer in one of dem dere blue states, I bet it's hard to get a conservative sent up to the state house" and then I have to remind them that my county is redder than most red state counties. I'm also thankful that I can vote for conservatives, not RINOs. McHose is great and very pro gun! I also have Scott Garret in the federal elections. It doesn't get better than that in any state.

On the plus side, Bryan Miller is not happy.....

 

Why? His pets in the NJ Legislature are still around. His work in NJ is DONE. He's more focused on Gun Control in PA than he is here...

Looking at the results this morning, it looks like the status quo prevailed everywhere.

 

I guess the sheep of NJ are happy with the way things are

Why? His pets in the NJ Legislature are still around. His work in NJ is DONE. He's more focused on Gun Control in PA than he is here...

 

Really? There are many reasons for me moving over to PA and that is one of them. Is this dope really in PA now wanting to control guns like in NJ? I don't know... PA has a lot of gun friendly folk over there and a completely different mentality.

Really? There are many reasons for me moving over to PA and that is one of them. Is this dope really in PA now wanting to control guns like in NJ? I don't know... PA has a lot of gun friendly folk over there and a completely different mentality.

 

Well, they may be gun friendly, but you gotta remember that the cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hold a lot more clout in statewide affairs than those who live in the rural areas. Miller currently runs CeasefirePA, which is what he used to run here. And he didn't leave NJ in defeat, he's just going to trample other people's right.

 

Bryan Miller is truly a despicable human being, dancing the blood of his dead brother to restrict our rights.

Looking at the results this morning, it looks like the status quo prevailed everywhere.

 

Locally, both GOP candidates got onto our township committee, flipping it from Dem to Rep for the first time in 25 years.

 

This state is so gerrymandered, we can never hope to win our cause in its current electoral configuration. Only three options exist: leave the state, stay here and take it, or pursue change through other means (Courts)...

This state is so gerrymandered, we can never hope to win our cause in its current electoral configuration. Only three options exist: leave the state, stay here and take it, or pursue change through other means (Courts)...

 

Courts???

 

They're in the pocket of the legislature.

Looking at the results this morning, it looks like the status quo prevailed everywhere.

 

Locally, both GOP candidates got onto our township committee, flipping it from Dem to Rep for the first time in 25 years.

 

 

Courts???

 

They're in the pocket of the legislature.

 

Not SCOTUS...

 

Otherwise we'll have to go with the secret 4th option.

Not SCOTUS...

 

Otherwise we'll have to go with the secret 4th option.

 

Revolution?

Revolution?

 

It's a secret!!!

Not SCOTUS...

 

Otherwise we'll have to go with the secret 4th option.

 

SCOTUS won't help us.

 

NJ doesn't even recognize HELLER or MCDONALD.

Well, they may be gun friendly, but you gotta remember that the cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hold a lot more clout in statewide affairs than those who live in the rural areas. Miller currently runs CeasefirePA, which is what he used to run here. And he didn't leave NJ in defeat, he's just going to trample other people's right.

 

Bryan Miller is truly a despicable human being, dancing the blood of his dead brother to restrict our rights.

 

IMHO I think PA will be a tougher nut to crack. Unlike NJ, PA is a Commonwealth and each county is a separate entity. To affect firearms law at the state level it would probably involve making a major change to the PA Constitution which would be extremely difficult.

To bring a constitutional amendment to the voters it has to be voted on twice by both houses of government. In two separate sessions it has to pass by a majority vote before it can be placed on a ballot for a general election. <cite: ballotpedia.org>

IMHO I think PA will be a tougher nut to crack. Unlike NJ, PA is a Commonwealth and each county is a separate entity. To affect firearms law at the state level it would probably involve making a major change to the PA Constitution which would be extremely difficult.

To bring a constitutional amendment to the voters it has to be voted on twice by both houses of government. In two separate sessions it has to pass by a majority vote before it can be placed on a ballot for a general election. <cite: ballotpedia.org>

 

I wonder if we could start a ballot initiative here to get the Assembly to add the 2A to the NJ Constitution...