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Mike Inganamort posted several tweets on January 12 and 13, criticizing legislative spending in New Jersey and voicing concerns about law enforcement information sharing.

Mike Inganamort shared updates on administering oaths in Hopatcong and expressed views on New Jersey’s pension policies through tweets posted between January 8 and January 11, 2026.

Mike Inganamort administered oaths of office for local officials in Washington Township, Hardyston, and Mount Olive during early January 2026.

Mike Inganamort addressed local governance changes in Sussex County while also commenting on reactions to recent developments involving Venezuelan migrants in New York City.

Mike Inganamort marked the start of January with tweets highlighting Chester’s annual parade and voicing opinions on national topics.

Mike Inganamort posted about participating in a Hanukkah celebration in Sparta and discussed state-level political issues during December 2025.

Mike Inganamort voiced concerns on December 12, 2025 about high business taxes in New Jersey and criticized the proposed Tariff Transparency Act for failing to address key cost drivers.

Mike Inganamort highlighted discussions with local business leaders about New Jersey’s future and recognized efforts honoring American hostages in his December 2025 posts.

Mike Inganamort used social media between December 6-8, 2025 to endorse a congressional candidate and criticize both statewide affordable housing mandates and a proposed budget increase in New Jersey government…

Mike Inganamort shared several posts on December 4-5, 2025, addressing proposed changes in veterans’ hiring preferences, alterations to the NJ Fish & Game Council’s membership structure, and procedures for discussing…

Mike Inganamort posted on Twitter about Congressman Tom Kean securing $1.2 million for Byram Police and reflected on pivotal moments in Sussex County’s leadership history.

Mike Inganamort posted a series of messages from November 4-6, 2025 reflecting on his re-election and expressing determination about New Jersey’s political future despite setbacks elsewhere in the state.

Hunterdon County has released the unofficial results for the 2025 general election.

Mike Inganamort, mayor of Chester Township, posted several messages supporting Jack Ciattarelli ahead of New Jersey’s gubernatorial election on November 3-4, 2025.

Mike Inganamort used his social media account on November 1 and 2 to urge early voting and express confidence in Republican turnout for the upcoming New Jersey election.

Mike Inganamort posted updates between October 17-19, highlighting his participation at an industry retreat and multiple campaign events supporting Jack Ciattarelli across western New Jersey.

Mike Inganamort documented visits to local community events and shared perspectives from a recent NJGOP panel discussion on economic freedom through posts made on October 10-11, 2025.

Mike Inganamort, a public official in New Jersey, commented on campaign strategy and the state’s education system in several posts dated October 8 and 9, 2025.

Mike Inganamort shared several posts between October 3-6 recognizing community organizations across New Jersey.

Mike Inganamort used social media posts dated September 30 and October 1, 2025 to endorse Sheriff Jim Gannon’s candidacy for Lieutenant Governor and to showcase Mira Plastics’ longstanding presence in…

Mike Inganamort posted on social media about supporting council candidates Bongiovanni & Taylor, participating in the Bag Hunger charity event at ShopRite locations, and visiting Monmouth County GOP Headquarters with…

Mike Inganamort used his Twitter account in September 2025 to discuss community vigils and highlight differences in campaign activity among candidates for governor within New Jersey’s LD24.

Mike Inganamort shared his opposition to new environmental legislation and commented on local governance changes in Sparta through posts made between September 13-16, 2025.

New Jersey state legislator Mike Inganamort shared updates from September 11-12, covering local memorials for September 11 victims, educational visits at Sussex County Community College, and reminders about streamlined property…