Workingfor the Familiesof GloucesterTownship
From Blackwood and Erial to Glendora and every neighborhood in between, we’re bringing neighbors together. Our focus is lower taxes, and a local government that answers to the families who built this township.
Upcoming
Saturday, November 21, 2026
6 to 9 p.m.
Dinner and comedy show
One night only. Headliner Missy Hall, featuring Norm Klar, with Tony Parlante as MC. Dinner is provided by Scarpinato’s, and there is a cash bar. All proceeds benefit Gloucester Township Republicans.
- Where
- Glendora VFW Post 871411th Avenue and Central Avenue, Glendora, NJ 08029
- Tickets
- $100 a personTickets are limited.
The work
What we are here to do
01
Property taxes and spending discipline
Township families already carry one of New Jersey’s heaviest tax loads. Budgets should shrink the burden, not explain it away.
02
Energy families can afford and count on
A token credit on a crushing electric bill is not a policy. Reliability and cost have to move together.
03
Local government in the open
Residents should be able to see how decisions are made, who benefits, and what it costs, before the vote, not after the headline.
From the chair
July 15, 2026
“Governor Sherrill and the LD4 Democrats owe the public more than rebranded half-measures and empty rhetoric.”
Statements
From headquarters
October 15, 2026
Demand accountability for Cappelli’s reckless rhetoric
The committee said Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. must clarify, retract, and apologize for writing that the President has to be taken out of office “one way or another.”
July 15, 2026
A $25 credit is not ratepayer relief
Chair Elizabeth Pfeffer commended Assemblyman Paul Kanitra and criticized Governor Sherrill and LD4 Democrats for selling a sharply reduced electric-bill credit as meaningful help.
July 7, 2026
A record $60.75 billion budget, and families still waiting
The organization condemned New Jersey’s FY2027 budget and said LD4 legislators passed up a chance to deliver real property-tax and utility relief.
The township
One organization. Every section.
Roughly 66,000 neighbors live across Gloucester Township. If you vote here, this organization is yours, whether you have volunteered before or you are just getting started.
- Blackwood
- Blenheim
- Chews Landing
- Erial
- Glendora
- Grenloch
- Hilltop
- Lakeland
Bring a neighbor
There is work to do between elections.
Petitions, events, and a note to headquarters. Tell us how you want to help and the office will follow up by email.