“We are extremely grateful for these endorsements from Bert and Pat,” said Campaign Manager Maggie Moran. “Mayors know their communities better than anyone and have a deep understanding of the needs of their residents. Tammy will be a fierce advocate for our party and our values and is excited to work with these leaders through the campaign and beyond.”
“Tammy Murphy is a proven leader for the middle-class,” said Bert H. Steinmann, Mayor of Ewing. “I have full faith and confidence that as a U.S. Senator, Tammy Murphy will be a strong advocate for Ewing Township in helping us continue to take on a robust economic development agenda.”
“All the issues that matter to Lawrence residents are the issues that Tammy Murphy champions,” said Patricia Farmer, Mayor of Lawrence. “Whether it’s healthcare access, better maternal health outcomes for Black and brown families, or affordability for our seniors, Tammy is there and on our side.”
Murphy has also received endorsements from over 80 faith and community leaders, six Congressional members, and over 100 elected officials. Additionally, Murphy has received support from multiple unions including the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union New Jersey Locals 464A, 360, 1262, 312, and 152; the International Longshoremen’s Association; the New Jersey Council of Sheet Metal Workers; the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) International and the ATU New Jersey State Joint Council; the New Jersey State Electrical Workers Association Construction Division of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; the Sheet Metal Workers Local 25; the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 21; the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Iron Workers; the State Troopers Fraternal Association; the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers Local 194; the New Jersey Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association; and the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters. Tammy is also proud and grateful for her endorsement from EMILYs List.
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In a recent political move, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has introduced two important allies from Mercer County to his team. This strategic decision is seen as a way for Murphy to strengthen his support base and further solidify his position in the state’s political landscape.
The two allies in question are Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson and Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes. Reynolds-Jackson, who represents the 15th legislative district, is known for her strong advocacy on issues such as healthcare, education, and criminal justice reform. Hughes, on the other hand, has been a long-time political figure in Mercer County and has a reputation for being a skilled administrator.
By bringing these two influential figures into his inner circle, Murphy is signaling his commitment to building a diverse and inclusive team that can effectively address the needs of New Jersey residents. Additionally, their presence will likely help Murphy navigate the complex political dynamics within the state legislature and garner support for his policy initiatives.
This move also highlights Murphy’s focus on building strong relationships with key stakeholders across the state. By aligning himself with Reynolds-Jackson and Hughes, Murphy is demonstrating his willingness to collaborate with local leaders and work towards common goals for the benefit of all New Jersey residents.
Overall, Murphy’s decision to introduce Reynolds-Jackson and Hughes as important allies in his latest political move is a strategic one that is likely to pay off in terms of bolstering his political support and advancing his policy agenda. It will be interesting to see how these new alliances play out in the coming months and how they will impact the state’s political landscape moving forward.
