Delivering For Monmouth County families
Delivering For Monmouth County
Meet team monmouth
Meet
team monmouth
State Senator
Vin Gopal
State Senator
Vin Gopal
Dr. Margie Donlon
Dr. Margie Donlon
Dr. Margie Donlon, a practicing physician, currently serves as Deputy Mayor of Ocean Township. She has won election twice in nine-candidate, non-partisan races, where she earned the support of Democrats, Republicans, and Independents alike. She has been a major advocate for open space, shared-services and programs supporting our seniors and veterans. Donlon holds a Masters in Public Health from Yale University and her Medical Degree from the University of Rochester. She is Board Certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. An avid surfer, Margie lives in Ocean Township with her husband Ron and daughters Amalia and Vera.
Luanne Peterpaul, Esq.
Luanne Peterpaul, Esq.
Luanne Peterpaul, Esq., a former County Prosecutor, has tried a number of successful cases against criminals – which includes those who have committed thefts and homicide. Most recently, she served as a Municipal Judge for the City of Long Branch and for the City of Asbury Park. She previously served as Chair of the Garden State Equality Action Fund – where she was instrumental in persuading the New Jersey State Legislature to enact bi-partisan Anti-Bullying legislation. A graduate of Duquesne University, and Seton Hall School of Law, she lives with her wife Robin in Long Branch.
Delivering Results
Delivering Results
Senator Gopal Continues to Deliver for the Residents of Monmouth County. He needs a full team to get the job done
Vote Gopal, Donlon and Peterpaul this November
Assisted 7,200+ residents through constituent services with the Department of Treasury, Department of Motor Vehicles, and Department of Labor.
Created Savings for our Seniors (SOS), which connects seniors with government programs that offset the cost of living.
- $4 million in funding for local investment, such as non-profits, local parks, and public safety
- $13.9 million for special education funding in Monmouth County public schools
- Over $25 million for mental and behavioral health initiatives in the state