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Israel support takes center stage in New Jersey House candidate debate
Three candidates are vying for the seat as early voting begins April 6 and polling places open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- On April 16, New Jersey's 11th Congressional District voters will select a representative between Democratic nominee Analilia Mejia, Republican Joe Hathaway, and independent Alan Bond in a special election.
- Mejia and Hathaway debated on Wednesday, April 1, showcasing significant policy differences as they compete for the seat vacated earlier this year.
- Mejia, a former national political director for Senator Bernie Sanders, cited a 174% increase in health care costs, while Hathaway promised to eliminate taxes for first-time home buyers.
- Independent candidate Bond, running as 'Hope for Tomorrow!', joins the race as voters evaluate three competing visions, with 229,561 registered Democrats and 164,954 Republicans in the district.
- Polling places open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day, determining the district's congressional representation and shaping future policy priorities on housing, healthcare, and taxes.
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NRCC Statement on Joe Hathaway's Debate Victory
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) released the following statement on Joe Hathaway’s huge win over socialist Analilia Mejia in today’s Eleventh Congressional district debate: “Joe Hathaway’s decisive debate victory exposed Analilia Mejia’s out of touch, socialist agenda that would raise prices and make communities less safe. Meanwhile, Joe Hathaway made it clear he’s ready to lead […]
Joe Hathaway, Analilia Mejia clash in only debate before NJ special House election
Joe Hathaway and Analilia Mejia met virtually Wednesday for a debate just about two weeks before the special election to fill a House vacancy in the 11th District. (Photos by Anne-Marie Caruso/New Jersey Monitor)The front-runners competing to represent New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District in a special election in two weeks clashed during their only debate before voters determine who should fill the vacant House seat previously held by Gov. M…
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