John J. Matheussen

[4] In the 1991 race, Matheusen took the seat vacated by three-term incumbent Daniel J. Dalton with 51.7% of the vote, with Marsella polling 48.3%.[5] Matheusen introduced legislation in the Senate in March 1999 to implement the $1 billion property tax rebate proposed by Governor of New Jersey Christine Todd Whitman which would start at $120 per family at its initiation and was planned to grow to $600 per household in its fifth year.[9] Matheussen was nominated by Governor of New Jersey Jim McGreevey in February 2003 to head the Delaware River Port Authority.[11] An attorney with the firm of Dilworth Paxson LLP, Matheussen has been a resident of the Sewell section of Washington Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.[9][12] In 2014, he was nominated by Governor Chris Christie and confirmed as a judge on New Jersey Superior Court.
New Jersey SenateDaniel DaltonGeorge GeistJersey City, New JerseyRepublicanAlma materSeton Hall UniversityUniversity of DaytonRepublican Party4th Legislative DistrictJersey CitySecaucus, New JerseyWeehawken High SchoolUniversity of Dayton School of LawNew Jersey LegislatureAnthony S. MarsellaMary Virginia WeberDaniel J. DaltonSean F. DaltonGovernor of New JerseyChristine Todd WhitmanUnited States SenateDoug ForresterDiane AllenJim McGreeveyDelaware River Port AuthoritySewellWashington Township, Gloucester County, New JerseyNew Jersey Superior CourtThe RecordNewspapers.comEdge, WallyWayback MachinePolitickerNJ.comThe New York TimesCommodore BarryWalt WhitmanBenjamin FranklinBetsy RossCamden, New JerseyPATCO SpeedlineAmeriPort IntermodalPhiladelphia Cruise TerminalRiverLink FerrySkyLink Aerial TramOne Port CenterPolice DepartmentPort Authority Transit Corporation (PATCO)Pier 1 at Philadelphia Naval Shipyard