Former President Donald Trump gestures after announcing a third run for president at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, on Tuesday night.AP
Two years after gaining seven seats in a surprising election, New Jersey Republicans next year will seek something they haven’t had in two decades: control of the state Legislature.
All 120 seats will be on the ballot, and state Sen. Holly Schepisi said she has a “strong” feeling about her party’s chances of dethroning the Democrats. That is, she noted, if Republicans reject former President Donald Trump.
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