Action Together: Meet Some of the Democratic Candidates

ActionTogetherNJ - Monmouth County

Organizer of Meet Some of the Democratic Candidates

We are Action Together Monmouth County and are a county group within Action Together NJ & Network

We fight for civil liberties, social justice, and environmental protection. We advocate for equality and human rights for all people. We protect those who face discrimination, disenfranchisement, and persecution. We fight for legislation that helps the working class, and supports equal pay and a living wage for all workers. We support and collaborate with existing advocacy groups who share our beliefs. We will fight to elect progressive leaders who share our values. And we will fight against elected officials who don’t.

Hope you can join us to meet some of the democratic candidates.

Introduction by Congressman Frank Pallone

Monmouth County Freeholders:

-- Dr. Margie Donlon and Mayor Brian Wilton, Esq.

NJ State Senate:

--LD 11: Vin Gopal

--LD 12: David Lande, Esq.

--LD 13: Sean Byrnes, Esq.

--LD 30: Amy Sara Cores, Esq.

NJ State Assembly:

--LD12: Gene Davis

--LD13: Mariel DiDato and Tom Giaimo, Esq.

--LD30: Eliot Colon

Register for the April 29 event at https://meetmonmouthcandidates.eventbrite.com/.

Meet & Greet The Candidates Democratic Football Watch

Please Join

Congressman Frank Pallone

13th District Candidates Chris Cullen for State Senate, Kevin M. Lavan & Patrick Short for State Assembly.

and

Monmouth County Democratic Freeholder Candidates Amy Mallet & Bill Shea and friends, for a fun filled afternoon of football, food, and spirits.

$15 gets you food, open bar, and THE JETS!

Sunday, November 6 · 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Red Oak Diner
2973 Route 35 North, Hazlet

MEET AND GREET LOCAL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES AT MIDDLETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY THURSDAY OCTOBER 13th

Middletown, NJ - A "Meet the Candidates" forum has been scheduled to introduce the local Democratic candidates at 7:00 p.m., Thursday, Oct.13 at the Main Branch of the Middletown Public Library located at 55 New Monmouth Rd., Middletown.

The open public session will give residents the opportunity to meet the candidates for Middletown Township Committee, Jim Grenafege and Carol Fowler, to discuss issues affecting Middletown and to exchange ideas for making Middletown’s government more responsive and the town a better place to live.

Jim Grenafege is an advocate for small, transparent, representative government focused on local tax relief and community quality-of-life. He actively champions for fiscal responsibility, government accountability and timely open access to public information. Jim often challenges status quo policies and practices of local government and offers alternatives to better serve the citizens of Middletown Township.

Carol Fowler and her family are lifelong residents of Lincroft. She has been a member of the Lincroft First Aid and Rescue Squad for the past 28 years and she currently serves as the Director of the Center for US War Veteran Oral Histories at the National Guard Militia Museum, where she also works as Assistant Curator. She feels that taxpayers have been exploited long enough by those currently sitting on the Township Committee who seem to serve their Party Chairman and other cronies more so than the residents of Middletown.