Mullica Township Republican Club

09/10/2026

Today, we pause to remember Charlie Kirk. He was a giant of a generation, and one of the most impactful voices in American history.

09/09/2026

Words for Wednesday

09/02/2026

Last Thursday evening, I was honored to be invited to attend a gathering of young leaders from across South Jersey at the Van Drew for Congress headquarters. It was a pleasure to hear Congressman Jeff Van Drew speak and to connect with other young people who are getting involved in their communities.

08/25/2026

Today, I had the opportunity to drop off the Mullica Township Republican Club’s collected donations to the Pinelands United Methodist Church Food Pantry in Nesco.

It was great to learn about the work they do and the tremendous impact they have on families throughout our community. It was also nice catching up with a few friends and former teachers while I was there.

08/18/2026

ATTENTION: Our meeting has been rescheduled to Thursday, August 27. We are NOT meeting on August 20.

Instead, please try to attend the Economic Advisory/Development Commission meeting on August 20 at 7pm in the School Library.

08/08/2026

08/05/2026

Our Treasurer, Tommy Braun, is running! We hope he’ll have your support and vote!

I’m excited to announce my candidacy for the Mullica Township Committee.

Follow along here for updates.

08/02/2026

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF ATLANTIC COUNTY:

When I say “Promises Made, Promises Kept”. That isn’t just a campaign slogan—it’s my record.

My opponent constantly criticizes me for “working too hard”, not taking vacations and spending too much time on the job. I make no apologies for that. I made a promise to the people of Atlantic County that I would work tirelessly to protect our communities, and I keep that promise every single day.

While others may choose to highlight certificates on the wall or talk about time spent in classrooms discussing hypothetical scenarios, I chose to spend my career where it matters most—on the streets, serving and protecting the people of Atlantic County.

Leadership in law enforcement should be measured by actions, not publicly patting yourself on the back or pomposity self-promoting the certificates on your wall. A person’s reputation should reflect their education, experience, and character. When your work speaks for itself, there is little need to constantly remind people of your credentials. Working people understand that.

In the end, the people deserve leaders who don’t just talk about public service—they live it.

—— Atlantic County Sheriff
Joseph “Tokyo” O’Donoghue

07/27/2026

Our Elwood Road cleanup was a great success! As they say: “many hands make light work,” and we certainly had many hands. Thank you to all who came out and supported us!

07/24/2026

Come join us for our cleanup of Elwood Rd. Meet at the Rec Fields at 8:30am THIS SATURDAY 7/25