NJ teachers union spent $40 million on primary election loss

NJ teachers union spent $40 million on primary election loss

A New Jersey teachers' union spent $40 million trying to make its own president the next governor. Despite the effort, New Jersey Education Association President Sean Spiller received only 11% of the vote for a fifth-place finish in the Democratic primary.  According to New Jersey Spotlight News, the union got the money from member dues. NJEA charges $1,082 for an annual professional membership for teachers, administrators, nurses and counselors…

New Jersey Teachers Union Blows $40 Million on Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Who Finished in Fifth Place

New Jersey’s teachers union blew a staggering $40 million on a gubernatorial candidate who finished in an embarassing fifth place.