N.J. official who participated in pro-Trump protest in D.C. says she will not resign
Updated Jan 20, 2021;
Posted Jan 20, 2021
Hunterdon County Commissioner Director Susan Soloway attended a rally with other members of the Hunterdon County Federated Republican Women in which Trump attacked the integrity of the November 2020 election.
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The decision by Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners’ director to attend a pro-Trump protest in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6 was the subject of a debate among dozens of county residents on Tuesday some critical of her actions and some defending her rights to be there.
The protest in Washington turned into a violent attempt at insurrection as some protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol while the Electoral College votes were being tallied.
TRENTON, N.J. – There haven’t been any surprises yet in the NJGOP gubernatorial primary endorsement game, and Jack Ciattarelli’s New Years Eve Hunterdon County endorsements were no exception.
“Jack is a proven leader who will bring conservative solutions to our state’s most pressing problems,” said Sheriff Fred Brown. “He’ll stand with law enforcement and law-abiding citizens against Trenton politicians increasingly out-of-touch with the people they are supposed to represent. There is no better choice for Governor.”
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Clerk Mary Melfi, Freeholder Deputy Director Susan Soloway, Freeholders Shaun Van C. Doren, J. Matthew Holt and John E. Lanza also declared their support.