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    Republicans Wrack Up another Blue State Election Win in Potentially Good News Headed into Midterms

    By Michael CantrellMay 3, 2026
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    Republicans across the country continue to score important victories in elections that serve as a precursor to the midterm elections in November 2026, demonstrating that the GOP’s message is resonating more with American voters than a lot of Democrats realize. The latest victory for Republicans comes from the deep blue state of New Jersey, as Republican Sharon Salvacion won a seat on the Lodi Board of Education.

    Salvacion’s victory gives the GOP a ray of hope that they are finally making inroads in states that traditionally been Democratic, as President Donald Trump and his administration continue to implement an agenda that puts America first, a message that deeply resonates with voters who have watched Democrats prioritize other countries ahead of citizens at home.

    In her biography, Salvacion reveals that she has called Lodi home for over five decades, spending 32 years of that time working for UPS before getting involved in local politics. Salvacion, the Lodi GOP County Committee Vice Chair, has three children, two daughters and a son, which many conservatives take as meaning she has skin in the game when it comes to serving on the Board of Education.

    “I am the proud mother of two daughters and one son, all graduates of Lodi High School,” Salvacion says in her biography. “I serve as President of the American Legion Post 136 Women’s Auxiliary and am a lifetime member of the VFW. I am also a member of the Lodi Moose Lodge and the Rosary Society at St. Francis de Sales.”

    The newly minted member of the Lodi Board of Education also notes that giving back to the local community is something she’s always found important and is passionate about. “I have volunteered for over 30 years at the Locker School of Dance, working with children, and I have also volunteered at the American Legion supporting veterans, as well as at the Paramus Veterans Home,” Salvacion stated. She also stated that she serves as the Planning and Zoning Board Secretary as well.

    When it comes to what she wants to accomplish in her new position, Salvacion said that she is dedicated to supporting students and empowering teachers. Conservatives have long pointed out that the most effective way to produce swift and meaningful change in the country is by starting with your local community. The thinking behind this idea is that what happens in your backyard has a greater impact on your daily life than what happens in Washington, though both are important.

    Some strategists have said that the key to winning hearts and minds is for individuals to see, firsthand, how Republican principles and policies can actually benefit them, which is why so many folks who eventually go on to serve in Congress at the national level start their political careers in their towns or at the state level. Others have correctly pointed out that it will be local leaders who will be the last line of defense against tyranny at the national level. Salvacion won with a total of 408 votes or 15.69% of the vote in the local area,.

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