A spokesperson for Rush Holt, who lives in Pennington, said the candidate is still studying the issue, which she said he believes is a complex one. Beverly Kidder Reform Party Beverly Kidder of Princeton said she wants to investigate reducing tolls on the N.J. Turnpike before she can decide if there is a need for the road. When the Turnpike raised tolls in 1993, she said, truck drivers found other routes, including local ones. Trucks avoid the Turnpike. Before another shovel is turned to build a new road, let's find out what happens if they roll back tolls on the pike.
People avoid taxes.
That's a tax. Michael Pappas Republican U.S Rep. Michael Pappas, who lives in Rocky Hill, did not respond to repeated phone calls. Joseph Siano Libertarian Joseph Siano of Dayton said he has not followed the issue closely, but that the Libertarian party generally view's the government and government authorities as the largest culprit when defilement of the environment is being discussed. He said the party generally looks to privatization as a solution. He said he believes that if South Brunswick residents want to keep the road out of town, they can buy the land for preservation and keep it out of the hands of the Turnpike.