Burlington County Mayors Rally Behind Fulop’s Bid for Governor
In a show of solidarity, mayors from across Burlington County have expressed their support for Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop’s gubernatorial campaign. The mayors believe that Fulop’s leadership skills, experience, and progressive vision make him the ideal candidate to lead the state of New Jersey.
Fulop, a Democrat, has been serving as the mayor of Jersey City since 2013 and has been credited with revitalizing the city’s economy, improving public safety, and implementing innovative policies to address affordable housing and education. His track record has garnered him support from not only his constituents but also from mayors in Burlington County who see him as a strong advocate for their communities.
Mayor Linda Hynes of Moorestown, one of the mayors endorsing Fulop, commended his commitment to economic growth and job creation. She stated, “Mayor Fulop has a proven track record of attracting businesses and investments to Jersey City. His expertise in economic development will undoubtedly benefit the entire state, including Burlington County.”
Mayor David Mayer of Evesham Township echoed Hynes’ sentiments, emphasizing Fulop’s dedication to improving education. Mayer said, “As a former educator, I appreciate Mayor Fulop’s focus on providing quality education for all children. His innovative approach to education reform will undoubtedly benefit students across New Jersey.”
The mayors also highlighted Fulop’s commitment to addressing climate change and promoting renewable energy. Mayor Gina LaPlaca of Delran Township stated, “Mayor Fulop understands the urgency of tackling climate change and transitioning to clean energy sources. His dedication to sustainability aligns with our goals of creating a greener future for Burlington County.”
Fulop’s progressive stance on social issues has also resonated with the mayors. Mayor Michael Becker of Mount Laurel Township praised Fulop’s efforts in advancing LGBTQ+ rights and promoting inclusivity. Becker said, “Mayor Fulop has been a strong advocate for equality and diversity. His commitment to creating an inclusive society is something we need in our next governor.”
The mayors believe that Fulop’s experience as a mayor in a diverse and populous city like Jersey City has prepared him to tackle the challenges facing the entire state. They see him as a unifying figure who can bridge the gap between urban and suburban communities.
Mayor Fulop expressed his gratitude for the support he has received from Burlington County mayors, stating, “I am humbled by the overwhelming support from these esteemed mayors. I am committed to working collaboratively with them to address the needs of Burlington County and all of New Jersey.”
As the gubernatorial race heats up, Fulop’s endorsement by Burlington County mayors adds to his growing list of supporters. Their backing not only highlights his appeal among local leaders but also underscores his ability to bring diverse communities together under a common vision for a better New Jersey.
