Progressive Democrat Issue 49: NEW JERSEY FOCUS
Continued from last week because it is CRUNCH TIME:
Fighting for New Jersey, for Democracy and for America:
The elections are around the corner. New Jersey is one of the key states for 2005 and it isn’t just Kaine for Governor. Kaine’s campaign is an important part of the Democratic 50-state strategy to save American democracy, but there is much to be done at the local level.
Keep in mind, elections are won at the local level. Voter turnout is determined on the local level. The fate of state legislatures are determined on the local level. So what is going on locally in New Jeresy?
Here are some races I want to highlight. Donations and volunteer hours are CRUCIAL at this time to win these races. Winning these races will help Corzine win NJ. They will also help set the Democratic Party up for future wins in 2006. So your effort for these local races can help shift the balance in this nation away from the corrupt, dictatorial, anti-civil rights Republicans to the more honest, more grassroots, more freedom-loving Democratic party.
The other thing I want to emphasize is that Progressives are going to bat for certain candidates. The credibility of the Progressives in NJ and the credibility of you and me depend on the left effectively helping candidates to victory. These are the fights that progressives groups like Democracy for America have chosen to fight. Victory in these fights are particularly important for the credibility and the future effectiveness of the Progressive movement. A small donation or a donation of a few hours of time could help establish the credibility of the Progressive grassroots in New Jersey. THAT is what I am asking you to do.
Linda Greenstein for New Jersey State Assembly. Greenstein is a long-time resident and active citizen of Plainsboro. She is a former member of the Plainsboro Township Committee and the West Windsor-Plainsboro Board of Education. She has been at the forefront of progressive legislation, sponsoring major property tax reform initiatives and working to preserve and expand New Jersey’s affordable prescription drug program for seniors. Linda plans to develop a fair, equitable and progressive property tax system and strive to restore people's faith in government. She will also push for sound campaign finance reform. Join DFA in supporting Linda Greenstein for New Jersey State Assembly. The election is November 8th, 2005.
http://www.greensteinbenson.com/
Thom Jackson for New Jersey State Assembly. Thom has the courage to bring responsible leadership back to the citizens of New Jersey. Growing up in a family that struggled to make ends meet, he understands what working families face today. That is why he is dedicated to building an honest, accountable and affordable state government. Jackson is a leader who will stand up for the interests of his community and protect the well-being of his constituents. He believes in providing affordable health care for all, improving education and preserving open spaces throughout the Garden State. Help us bring fiscal responsibility and social progress back to New Jersey by electing Thom Jackson to the State Assembly. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.thomjackson.com
Dan Benson for New Jersey State Assembly. Dan Benson is a community leader with a commitment to his hometown. A lifelong Hamilton resident, Benson was the youngest person ever to join the Hamilton Township Council. Despite his youth, he was chosen as Council President on his first day. In addition to being active in the Council and several community organizations, he has worked in the field of telecommunications consulting and currently leads energy research projects at Rutgers University, giving him a unique view on the problems New Jersey families face today. Dan has a strong record of leadership and delivering results. If elected, he will continue working hard to lower property taxes, ensure ethics in government, and make the state of New Jersey safe, affordable, and sustainable. Join us in supporting Dan Benson for the New Jersey State Assembly today. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.greensteinbenson.com
Jun Choi for Mayor of Edison Township, NJ. Jun knows the importance of citizen involvement and is dedicated to improving his community. A native of Edison Township, Choi understands the issues his constituents face everyday and he is committed to enhancing the quality of life for all. With a broad range of experience in the government, private and non-profit sectors, Choi has the leadership needed to address Edison's most pressing issues, such as strengthening education, handling overdevelopment and congestion, running a fiscally responsible city government, and preserving the quality of life for working families and seniors citizens. With your help, we can put this dynamic candidate into office and make a better tomorrow of the citizens of Edison Township. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.junchoi.com/
Janice Schindler for New Jersey State Assembly.Janice believes in investing in New Jersey's future by bringing a fresh perspective to politics. As an attorney and community leader, Schindler knows the importance of listening to her constituents and building coalitions to address key issues facing the residents of Morris County. She wants to modernize the town's government by utilizing an "electronic town hall meeting," providing a platform where all constituents can voice their concerns. She is committed to lowering property taxes, improving schools, and funding stem cell research to find cures for illnesses while creating jobs for her neighbors. Help us bring better representation and innovation to the people of Morris County by supporting Janice Schindler for State Assembly. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.janice4assembly.com
Jon Corzine for Governor of New Jersey. Jon Corzine has been a member of the United States Senate since 2001. While he could have spent the rest of his political career coasting on his incumbency, he instead has set off in a new direction. To bring his bid for governor closer to the grassroots, Corzine built the 'Corzine Connection' community website and made it the heart of his gubernatorial campaign. The 'Corzine Connection' knocks down barriers to political participation, letting all interested supporters contribute their views and voices to his effort. Corzine's willingness to innovate reflects the same spirit of experimentation that built Democracy for America. Join us in supporting Jon Corzine in his bid for Governor of New Jersey. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.corzineforgovernor.com/
Fighting for New Jersey, for Democracy and for America:
The elections are around the corner. New Jersey is one of the key states for 2005 and it isn’t just Kaine for Governor. Kaine’s campaign is an important part of the Democratic 50-state strategy to save American democracy, but there is much to be done at the local level.
Keep in mind, elections are won at the local level. Voter turnout is determined on the local level. The fate of state legislatures are determined on the local level. So what is going on locally in New Jeresy?
Here are some races I want to highlight. Donations and volunteer hours are CRUCIAL at this time to win these races. Winning these races will help Corzine win NJ. They will also help set the Democratic Party up for future wins in 2006. So your effort for these local races can help shift the balance in this nation away from the corrupt, dictatorial, anti-civil rights Republicans to the more honest, more grassroots, more freedom-loving Democratic party.
The other thing I want to emphasize is that Progressives are going to bat for certain candidates. The credibility of the Progressives in NJ and the credibility of you and me depend on the left effectively helping candidates to victory. These are the fights that progressives groups like Democracy for America have chosen to fight. Victory in these fights are particularly important for the credibility and the future effectiveness of the Progressive movement. A small donation or a donation of a few hours of time could help establish the credibility of the Progressive grassroots in New Jersey. THAT is what I am asking you to do.
Linda Greenstein for New Jersey State Assembly. Greenstein is a long-time resident and active citizen of Plainsboro. She is a former member of the Plainsboro Township Committee and the West Windsor-Plainsboro Board of Education. She has been at the forefront of progressive legislation, sponsoring major property tax reform initiatives and working to preserve and expand New Jersey’s affordable prescription drug program for seniors. Linda plans to develop a fair, equitable and progressive property tax system and strive to restore people's faith in government. She will also push for sound campaign finance reform. Join DFA in supporting Linda Greenstein for New Jersey State Assembly. The election is November 8th, 2005.
http://www.greensteinbenson.com/
Thom Jackson for New Jersey State Assembly. Thom has the courage to bring responsible leadership back to the citizens of New Jersey. Growing up in a family that struggled to make ends meet, he understands what working families face today. That is why he is dedicated to building an honest, accountable and affordable state government. Jackson is a leader who will stand up for the interests of his community and protect the well-being of his constituents. He believes in providing affordable health care for all, improving education and preserving open spaces throughout the Garden State. Help us bring fiscal responsibility and social progress back to New Jersey by electing Thom Jackson to the State Assembly. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.thomjackson.com
Dan Benson for New Jersey State Assembly. Dan Benson is a community leader with a commitment to his hometown. A lifelong Hamilton resident, Benson was the youngest person ever to join the Hamilton Township Council. Despite his youth, he was chosen as Council President on his first day. In addition to being active in the Council and several community organizations, he has worked in the field of telecommunications consulting and currently leads energy research projects at Rutgers University, giving him a unique view on the problems New Jersey families face today. Dan has a strong record of leadership and delivering results. If elected, he will continue working hard to lower property taxes, ensure ethics in government, and make the state of New Jersey safe, affordable, and sustainable. Join us in supporting Dan Benson for the New Jersey State Assembly today. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.greensteinbenson.com
Jun Choi for Mayor of Edison Township, NJ. Jun knows the importance of citizen involvement and is dedicated to improving his community. A native of Edison Township, Choi understands the issues his constituents face everyday and he is committed to enhancing the quality of life for all. With a broad range of experience in the government, private and non-profit sectors, Choi has the leadership needed to address Edison's most pressing issues, such as strengthening education, handling overdevelopment and congestion, running a fiscally responsible city government, and preserving the quality of life for working families and seniors citizens. With your help, we can put this dynamic candidate into office and make a better tomorrow of the citizens of Edison Township. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.junchoi.com/
Janice Schindler for New Jersey State Assembly.Janice believes in investing in New Jersey's future by bringing a fresh perspective to politics. As an attorney and community leader, Schindler knows the importance of listening to her constituents and building coalitions to address key issues facing the residents of Morris County. She wants to modernize the town's government by utilizing an "electronic town hall meeting," providing a platform where all constituents can voice their concerns. She is committed to lowering property taxes, improving schools, and funding stem cell research to find cures for illnesses while creating jobs for her neighbors. Help us bring better representation and innovation to the people of Morris County by supporting Janice Schindler for State Assembly. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.janice4assembly.com
Jon Corzine for Governor of New Jersey. Jon Corzine has been a member of the United States Senate since 2001. While he could have spent the rest of his political career coasting on his incumbency, he instead has set off in a new direction. To bring his bid for governor closer to the grassroots, Corzine built the 'Corzine Connection' community website and made it the heart of his gubernatorial campaign. The 'Corzine Connection' knocks down barriers to political participation, letting all interested supporters contribute their views and voices to his effort. Corzine's willingness to innovate reflects the same spirit of experimentation that built Democracy for America. Join us in supporting Jon Corzine in his bid for Governor of New Jersey. The election is November 8, 2005.
http://www.corzineforgovernor.com/
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