“Republicans aim to lower property taxes and electricity expenses, combined with New Jersey’s status as a sanctuary state, and compounded by Donald Trump’s significant support nationwide — Americans voiced their desire for law and order. They want ICE to detain and deport criminal illegal immigrants, which isn’t happening under the Trenton Democrats and figures like Mikie Sherrill, who opposed the Laken Riley Act,” he remarked, pointing out the widespread corruption, as Sherrill “can’t justify her $7 million earnings while serving in Congress.”

“What is Mikie Sherrill contemplating, not being forthright about her inability to graduate with her class from the Naval Academy? And if we speak of integrity, why isn’t Mikie Sherrill being transparent about that controversy? This contest is genuinely neck and neck, a 50/50 situation,” he stated. “Jack Ciattarelli could very well become the next governor, but a strong voter turnout is crucial.”

Presler pleaded with New Jersey voters to vote — whether in person or by mailing in their ballot.

“Drop it off to your local county elections office. You can turn it in in person, and if you are vehemently opposed to mail-in voting, I ask you right now you mark on your calendars October 25,” he said. “October 25 you vote early in person. In New Jersey, you have nine days of early in-person voting from October 25 through November 2.”

“If you do in-person early voting, we can stop anything bad from happening on election day, like machines having errors or running out of paper or bad weather or just something going wrong. Don’t let this election be taken from you. I need you to vote early in person for Jack Ciattarelli,” he continued, urging voters to vote Republican down the ballot so that Ciattarelli will be able to get things done legislatively, including lowering electricity prices and property taxes.