Don't Forget to Vote - June 10, 2025!
New Leadership for New Jersey
Democrats for Change
Let’s work to elect leaders that will represent us all! Join Rosalee Keech, Donald Campbell, Steve Fulop, and Democrats for Change that will take on the difficult challenges and find solutions that help improve peoples' lives.
Taxes have reached an all time high in New Jersey, legislators are spending our taxes to benefit a select few, and it's time for elected officials to put their constituents' needs in the forefront.
Rosalee Keech and Donald Campbell are proud to stand with Steve Fulop and a new wave of Democratic leaders focused on fixing New Jersey’s infrastructure, supporting families, and bringing bold, forward-thinking solutions to Trenton. Together, they are committed to using our taxpayer dollars wisely and making NJ government work for all of us!
IN THE NEWS
For Immediate Release:
April 30, 2025
Contact:
ceasesmokingnj@gmail.com
43 NJ General Assembly Challengers Earn CEASE Approval for Backing Bill to End Smoking in Casinos
Trenton, NJ — Casino Employees Against Smoking Effects (CEASE) announced an initial list of 43 New Jersey General Assembly seat challengers who have joined the movement to protect the health of casino workers by pledging to support closing the casino smoking loophole. This round of General Assembly candidates earned the CEASE seal of approval for supporting legislation to give Atlantic City casino employees the same protections as nearly every other worker in the state — without exceptions.
Click Picture above for more Pictures of Toms River protest - 4/5/25
Donald Campbell and Rosalee Keech are proud to announce that they have earned the CEASE seal of approval.
Rosalee participated in the AAPI New Jersey 2025 Assembly Candidate Questionnaire. Click here for her responses to the questionnaire.
Former code enforcement officer from Egg Harbor Township whole stole $75K from NJ City Sentenced, Click here for more info.
Issues
Using Taxpayer Dollars Wisely
Preventing Violence
Use taxpayer dollars wisely--
New Jersey has a 2025 spending budget of $84+billions. From ineffective programs, road construction that lasts for decades, to funding politicians' vs constituents' priorities, it's time that we look at ways to insist that our dollars are spent wisely!
Prevent violence, especially against women and girls--
According to UN Women, 1 in 3 adult women have been violated at some point in their lives. It's time to understand what programs work effectively in preventing victimization, in addition to aiding victims.
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