Cape GOP Names Interim Chairman

COURT HOUSE – Newly appointed CapeGOP Interim Chairman Marc Karavan moved quickly to bolster the Cape May County Regular Republican Organization’s leadership, naming Middle Township Mayor Tim Donohue to the newly created position of Second Vice Chairman.  First Vice Chair Kristine Gabor will remain as the CapeGOP’s second in command.
Karavan, appointed to fill the unexpired term of former Chair Michael Donohue, was confirmed by a unanimous vote of the County’s GOP Municipal Leaders Jan. 3, following Mike Donohue’s appointment to the NJ Superior Court.
“Michael’s leadership and energy will be hard to replace,” Karavan said. “By adding Tim Donohue as our Second Vice Chair, we broaden our leadership team and can better share the many responsibilities of the CapeGOP as we move into the critical 2016 election cycle.”
Per the recent change in the organization’s bylaws, First Vice Chair Gabor, a Cape May County Freeholder from Upper Township, will be responsible for assisting the Chairman with event planning and execution; scheduling; maintenance of electronic media and liaison with elected officials. Second Vice Chair Donohue, now in his second term on Middle Township’s governing body, will be responsible for assisting the Chairman with campaigns; public information; event logistics and liaison with Municipal Leaders.
“Our leadership team is committed to building on the foundation of positive change laid under Michael’s leadership in the last five years,”  Karavan declared.  “What some thought might be a crisis for our organization has been turn into an opportunity to build an even more unified and powerful GOP political force, re-energized as we move into a presidential election year.”