RANDOLPH REPUBLICAN CLUB
The Republican Party Club of Randolph, New Jersey
ANTHONY SOMMA FOR ASSEMBLY
Anthony Somma is a life-long Republican, community volunteer, activist, and advisor to New Jersey businesses. Anthony was born and raised in Dover to a working-class Italian and Irish Catholic family and worked his way through college, earning degrees from the County College of Morris and Rutgers University. Anthony and his wife, Meagan, are raising their children in Randolph.
Anthony has spent years giving back to his community and fighting for conservative Republican values. Anthony serves as a Commissioner for the Morris County Housing Authority, a county agency that helps low-income seniors, families, and individuals with disabilities access housing. As co-Chair of the largest independent Get-Out-the-Vote effort in New Jersey for President Trump, Anthony organized thousands of volunteers to help deliver the closest margin for a Republican Presidential candidate since 1992. Anthony serves locally as Randolph Republican Committee Vice Chair. As a trusted advisor, Anthony helps New Jersey businesses fight back against sky-rocketing employee healthcare costs
Anthony believes in the Promise of the American Dream and the pro-freedom, pro-family, pro-opportunity policies that make America and New Jersey great. He is running for Assembly to cut taxes, cut costs, and make our state affordable for residents and attractive to entrepreneurs and businesses again.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to support Republican candidates at all levels of government – local, county, state and national. The club provides an opportunity for members to take on an active role in campaigns and to participate in local political activities. Our regular meetings offer a forum to learn about topics of interest and hear updates on current and future issues. It also serves as a way to network and be politically active with Randolph residents and guests, including local dignitaries, who share similar interests.