Responding to Judges Decision Cape May County Regular Democrats Propose Amendment to By-Laws Extending Terms

(Wildwood, NJ) – In order to comply with the ruling of Superior Court Judge James P. Savio the Executive Committee of the Cape May County Regular Democratic Organization has proposed an amendment to Article I. Section 4. of their By-Laws which would extend the terms of currently serving Cape May County Democratic Committee Members.

“America is facing an unprecedented pandemic. The economy is frozen, jobs are disappearing, workers are filing for unemployment by the millions, and lives are literally on the line. Small business owners are in a panic as they struggle to meet overhead, so it is sad to see local activists being coopted by their agenda driven political bosses to do their dirty work. Rather than putting the health and safety of their fellow constituents first and follow the recommendation of the NJDSC to postpone committee elections a selfish group of publicity seeking instigators would rather play partisan games that would put the public’s health at greater risk,” said Chairman Brendan Sciarra.

“In compliance with the recent court ruling, we will have a full vote of the Cape May County Regular Democratic Organization to postpone this year’s county committee elections until 2021, which has the overwhelming support of the elected membership. This will put an end to unnecessary drama created by a handful of individuals, and our party will turn our full attention to the tremendous candidates running for office in the upcoming November general elections.

Together, we will continue to work hard to build a unified Party, win elections, and return government to the hard-working people of Cape May County but right now America is in trouble and everyone should be focused on doing their part so we can end this nightmare.”

Brendan Sciarra
Cape May County Regular Democratic Organization
Chairman