On Inauguration Day, 30 of the most prominent grassroots organizations in NJ wrote a letter to us on how we will approach the next 4 years from a leadership standpoint. I did take the time to respond to them personally over the weekend but I’m also sharing here for the broader public.
https://t.co/hi4ApNFiAR
Too many young people in our city lack access to safe, enriching environments after school and during the summer, and that contributes to numerous problems including education, public safety and more.
This is why I am proposing to establish Youth Development Centers in each of Jersey City's six wards, spaces that will offer more than just gym time. Our youth deserve access to performing arts studios, computer labs for homework help, and mentors who can guide them through SAT prep and other crucial steps to success.
Read more below..
Primaries are healthy. They create better parties and better candidates. From the beginning I said we would change this state’s politics and help empower with big resources down ballot candidates that have been blocked by the political machine in NJ. It is the way you get accountability and stop this nonsense ballot reform
Committee, OPRA and ELEC setbacks… We beat the machine when I ran for city council and we beat them when i ran for mayor… we are going to change how politics works in NJ
Exciting News!
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Exciting News!
My latest digital artworks are now on Redbubble! 🎨✨ Explore serene landscapes, vibrant trees, and adorable animals. 🌳🐾
https://t.co/H5eHZ2f8az
Primaries are healthy for building a party and for getting the best representation. This coming week we will start rolling out Assembly candidates that we will support in 2025. Each is different but I can tell you they believe in reinstating OPRA, support responsible campaign finance rules, and they will put the public first before party bosses.
What will be clear as we do this is:
1) there is a deep bench of amazing ppl with amazing bios in NJ that have felt boxed out from running before (I’m glad they are engaging now)
2) our campaign for Governor has meaningful support in places that pundits would have said we wouldn’t. We will be the only campaign that will have this ability
3) we are going to put the resources into these campaigns to give these candidates the support they need to win
We are just getting started!
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NJDEP is modernizing land resource protection rules to better support New Jersey communities, residents, and businesses in building their resilience to sea-level rise, extreme weather, chronic flooding, and other impacts of our changing climate.
The rule proposal, known as REAL (because climate change is real!), will make New Jersey the first state in the nation to initiate a comprehensive update of land resource protection regulations to address the current and future impacts of a changing climate.
Join us for a series of webinars to learn more about the proposed rulemaking:
Session 1: Sea Level Rise & Inundation Risk Zone: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday, May 20
Session 2: Environmental Enhancements: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 22
Session 3: Coastal Climate Protection: 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, May 23
Session 4: Stormwater: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 29
🔗You can find the links to join these webinars here: https://t.co/bUBJ71fngE
Its an accurate article here and I definitely have zero doubts about where we are situated in the Governor’s race. It’s the right place from a policy standpoint + to be effective for change. Progress isn’t possible if you are entirely beholden to the status quo structure in NJ. We will build person by person. We had a great town hall last night in Edison - it was a large crowd and lots to build on in Edison. https://t.co/AVk3pMWeoa