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A Tale of Two Candidates: Who’s Listening to Morris Township Residents? Today is October 30, 2025 . Early voting is already underway, and Election Day is less than a week away. Tonight at 7:00 PM , Republican candidate George Talarico  will host a Virtual Town Hall on Google Meet , where he’ll share his vision for Morris Township and take questions directly from residents. If you’d like to participate, you can join the call here . So far, Jeff Grayzel , his opponent, has not

Jeff Grayzel just sent out another maile r . It's nothing more than a regurgitation of the yada from his prior mailing; you can read our review of that one here in case you missed it. We've invited both Jeff Grayzel and his opponent George Talarico to conduct virtual town halls to explain their vision for Morris Township to the voters. The format would consist of the candidates stating their positions and then taking questions relevant to Morris Township governance from

Grayzel recently sent out a mailer to Township residents touting such falsehoods as "keeping property taxes stable" and "upgrading neighborhoods". We put this fabulist's assertions under the microscope and not a single one of them is even remotely true. Here is a summary of Grayzel's fictional claims vs documented hard fact. A more detailed report follows which is well worth the read. Jeff Grayzel’s campaign mailer paints him as an experienced, pragmatic leader who has deliv

Follow the Money Grayzel likes to emphasize his alleged broad-based support in Morris Township but a recent campaign finance filing with the State of NJ by the Grayzel For Township Committee tells a much different story. According to that document, 81.5% of Grayzel's campaign contributions came from affluent zip codes in Manhattan's Upper West Side and Westchester. Who are these people? Why are they donating thousands of dollars to a municipal election campaign in another st