Owners of Tony Soprano’s House Reveal Their Pick in Tight NJ Election
The owners of the iconic North Caldwell mansion, featured in the acclaimed HBO series, have announced their support in New Jersey’s closely contested gubernatorial race. Their chosen candidate is Republican Jack Ciattarelli.
“All I can say is that he’s everything that we believe in, and he’s going to do a great job. Our state can’t take another 25 years of what we’ve got. It’s horrible,” said the homeowner, who requested to remain anonymous.
She described Ciattarelli as “a good, good family man” with “a lot of great ideas,” emphasizing the household’s complete endorsement of him.
The 5,600-square-foot residence, located on a tree-lined cul-de-sac in Essex County, showcases a “Jack for Governor” sign in its well-kept front yard. The property, once listed for $3.4 million in 2019, was later withdrawn from the market.
Known for attracting fans curious about the fictional mob boss who lived there on-screen, the owner believes Tony Soprano himself would have supported the same candidate.
Author’s Summary
The real owners of Tony Soprano’s famous New Jersey home back Jack Ciattarelli in a close gubernatorial race, praising his values and leadership qualities.