We are running for seats on the Raritan Township Committee this year because we think it’s time to Re-Think how our local government can and should shape our community.  We are dedicated to protecting the environment.  We believe in fair and open government where everyone is respected and everyone’s opinion counts.  And we’re not afraid to say that Yes! government has a role to play in making sure we have the community we want and deserve.

Our opponents have repeatedly failed to make tough financial decisions and failed to protect our quality of life, as if everything will just take care of itself.  It’s time to elect people who aren’t afraid to make tough decisions and who know how to protect our rural character.

The Re-think Raritan platform:

• Return to fiscally responsible budgeting that doesn’t rely on gimmicks
• Provide real leadership on environmental protection and open space preservation
• Promote open government and citizen participation by webcasting committee and board meetings

Marianne Rampulla & Chan Leung for Raritan Township Committee

What do you Think?

Don’t miss coverage of the campaign by the Star Ledger newpaper:

http://www.nj.com/news/local/index.ssf/2009/10/dems_challenge_gop_incumbents.html

Last year’s independent candidate for Raritan Township Committee has endorsed Chan Leung and Marianne Rampulla for Raritan Township Committee.  Bob Seckrettar ran in 2008 on a platform of ending nepotism and workplace abuses at the township.  He ‘urges his supporters to vote for Rampulla & Lueng this year’.   Mr. Seckrettar is a former building inspector for the township.

The Roadside Campaign continues with What Stinks?  Did you know that the 2009 budget was balanced by taking over $400,000 from the Raritan Township Municipal Utility Authority?  Why should you care?  Read more on the What Stinks page.

Want a What Stinks? sign for your lawn?  Drop us an email and we’ll deliver one to your door.

Tickets for the Second Annual Stand Up Comedy Show on October 23, 2009 are now on sale.  Don’t miss this chance to have a night of fun and support the Rampulla & Leung for Raritan Township campaign.  Visit our Events page for more information.

The Roadside Campaign kicked off on Wednesday, August 5 with placement of our first themed sign, We ♥ Open Space.  Throughout the campaign, we’ll be focusing on issues of interest to Raritan Township residents.  Look for our signs, then return to the website to see where we stand on the issue.

If you’d like any or all of the signs to display on your lawn, please drop us an email and we’ll deliver it to your door.

We’d like to know what you think are the most important issues of this campaign. There are only a handful of questions, so please take our survey. It should take less than a minute. Thank you!

We’re working as hard as we can for Raritan, but we can’t do it without you! Please join us by making your contribution.