Power of PennEast in NJ

January 29, 2018
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Ties to Phil Murphy & Tammy Murphy Snyder

The networks behind PennEast have many ties to the New Jersey power structure. Let's start with Gov. Phil Murphy and his wife, Tammy Snyder Murphy.

  • PPAG's Christina Zuk, a lobbyist for PennEast, sits on Murphy's transition Budget Committee. 
  • Mercury's Michael Soliman, a lobbyist for PennEast, sits on Murphy's transition Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
  • PPAG's Patti McGuire, a lobbyist for PennEast, donated $1000 to Murphy.
  • NJR CEO Larry Downes gave $4300 to Murphy and sits on the board of the Drumthwacket Foundation alongside Tammy Murphy Snyder.
  • NJR Senior VP Kathleen Ellis gave $8600 to Murphy and sits on the board of New Start New Jersey alongside Tammy Murphy Snyder.