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Tim Walsh from Ramsey Elected Bergen County Young Republicans Chair

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Ramsey NJ, Tim Walsh, a political consultant and 2021 Republican nominee for Bergen County Commissioner, was elected to lead the Bergen County Young Republicans at their reorganization meeting on June 28. Walsh, 35, of Ramsey, has previously been employed by both the Republican National Committee and New Jersey Republican Party to run voter contact operations at the county, state, and federal levels. He presently serves as the Secretary for the District 39 Republican Committee.

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Van Drew Ups His GOP Credentials Taps Long Time Republican for Campaign Manager

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Cape May NJ, Jeff Van Drew for Congress  announced the hiring of seasoned political operative and South Jersey native Ron Filan as campaign manager.

“There is no finer Republican operative with deeper roots in South Jersey than Ron Filan,” said Van Drew (R-2). “The Washington liberals are looking to take down me and
President Trump, but like I told the President in the Oval Office, we will win this seat – because while the Washington liberals are focused on scoring political points, I’m focused on creating more South Jersey jobs and making our country even stronger.”

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RNC chief: No changes to delegate requirement likely

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By Jessie Hellmann

Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus said Sunday the GOP likely won’t change a rule that requires candidates to have 1,237 delegates to clinch the GOP presidential nomination.

“Having a plurality of the delegates means the field has the majority. You have to have the majority, it’s the United States of America,” Priebus said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “The majority rules, and that is an American concept I can’t imagine us turning our backs on.”

GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump has said repeatedly that he should receive the party’s nomination if he has more delegates than his opponents, even if he hasn’t reached 1,237.

Trump has ramped up his attacks against the RNC in the past week, accusing party officials of “canceling the vote” in Colorado, which had a convention to award delegates instead of a primary of caucus.

https://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/276595-rnc-chief-no-changes-to-delegate-requirement-likely