Owners of Tony Soprano’s House Endorse Candidate in NJ Governor Race
The owners of the iconic North Caldwell, New Jersey mansion featured in the HBO series "The Sopranos" have revealed their support in the tightly contested gubernatorial election.
Support for Jack Ciattarelli
According to the homeowner, who wished to remain anonymous, Jack Ciattarelli embodies their values and is the candidate they believe can improve the state’s future.
“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.”
“Ciattarelli is a good, good family man, and he’s got a lot of great ideas, so we definitely support him 100%.”
The Home and Its Significance
- The 5,600-square-foot mansion is located at the top of a tree-lined cul-de-sac in an upscale Essex County neighborhood.
- A “Jack for Governor” sign is prominently displayed in the well-kept front yard.
- The house was last listed for sale at $3.4 million in 2019 but was eventually taken off the market.
Public Attention on the Iconic Property
The owner mentioned dealing with frequent visitors attempting to glimpse the famous TV house and expressed certainty about who the fictional mob boss, Tony Soprano, would support if real.
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Summary: The residents of the famous Sopranos mansion openly support GOP candidate Jack Ciattarelli in New Jersey’s close governor’s race, emphasizing their faith in his leadership and ideas.