TO THE EDITOR: Lots of problems in our country right now. And the solutions start right here in our own back yard, by sending the right people to Washington.
Republican Assemblyman Erik Peterson, R-Hunterdon, now running for (7th Congressional District) Congress, has won six consecutive legislative elections. The reason, in a nutshell, are three simple words - conservative, courage and charisma.
When you go to peterson2022.com, you will find a "fire in the belly" individual who not only knows your frustrations. Things like gas prices, crime, inflation. But has the charisma - unique amongst the current candidates - to insure that your voices are heard. When you go to peterson2022.com, you'll agree.
The choice is yours on Tuesday, June 7, primary election day. So do the right thing and vote for Erik. Let's make our lives and country great again.
DENNIS FERRERE
Chestnut Court
High Bridge
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