Tag: coalition for progress
Jersey City renews $323k auditor contract, Solomon votes no, citing potential...
The Jersey City Council renewed a $322,920 for an accounting firm that serves as their independent auditor, with Ward E Councilman James Solomon the...
Preparing for 2025, Jersey City Mayor Fulop puts $400k from ELEC...
Preparing for 2025, Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop put $400,000 from his New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission account into a super PAC linked...
Report: Kushners gave $100k to pro-Fulop entity while negotiating city deals
Charlie and Jared Kushner, the latter now the senior advisor to President Donald Trump (R), were involved with a $100,000 donation to an entity...
CarePoint Health’s Garipalli has given $40k to Hudson Dems since 2010
CarePoint Health Co-Founder Vivek Garipalli made headlines on Friday after he was revealed as the $1 million donor to a super PAC aligned with...
Poll: Do you care that CarePoint’s Garipalli gave $1M to Fulop-linked...
Does it matter to you that CarePoint Health Co-Founder Vivek Garipalli donated $1 million to a super PAC connected to Jersey City Mayor Steven...
CarePoint Health co-founder identified as $1M donor to Fulop-linked super PAC
The co-founder of CarePoint Health, Vivek Garipalli, has been revealed as the $1 million donor to Coalition for Progress, a super PAC linked to...
Fulop-linked super PAC raised $360k in 2016, has some Jersey City...
Coalition for Progress, a super PAC linked to the expected gubernatorial run of Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, has raised about $360,000 through March...
Poll: Should the feds investigate the $1M contribution to Fulop-linked super...
Poll: Should the feds investigate a practically anonymous $1 million donation to a super PAC linked to Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop's potential run...
Report: Jersey City memo on super PACs preceded ‘Coalition for Progress’...
An October 15 memo issued by Jersey City Corporation Counsel Jeremy Farrell to Mayor Steven Fulop's office provided a legal opinion on whether or...
