Our Revolution New Jersey

22/01/2026

Our Revolution New Jersey is proud to endorse John Hsu for Congress. As the former state chair of Our Revolution, John has been on the frontline of organizing our constituents to support our striking nurses and steel workers. He was a key leader in stopping the development of the Woodbridge Powerplant and has always stood up to the corrupt political establishment. In Congress, John has pledged to ensure our economy works for the working class, not just for billionaires and corporations. We are excited to support the grassroots candidate in the Democratic Primary in the 6th district of New Jersey

21/12/2025

Come meet Analilia Mejia who is running for Congress in NJ-11 which includes parts of Essex, Morris and Passaic County.

Analilia previously served as Political Director for Bernie Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign, Deputy Director of the Women’s Bureau at the U.S. Department of Labor and executive director of New Jersey Working Families Alliance.

Link to sign up in bio, QR code or tinyurl. See you there!

18/11/2025

Congresswoman LaMonica McIver will discuss the unprecedented charges brought against her by the Trump administration and how we can support her. We will also have introductions, announcements and housekeeping items.

27/08/2025

📢 Last night in Haddonfield, the room was packed with people standing up to denounce the commissioners’ push to criminalize homelessness. Even some of our members were there to voice their collective anger. 😡 These were just some of the important statements that were stated over the course of a 5+ hour meeting.

💰 It is cheaper to house an unsheltered person than to put them in jail. $12,000 VS $80,000

🚽 Nearest public bathroom is 2 miles away in Cherry Hill.

📉Dedicating adequate funding and supporting programs does work to lower the rate of homelessness.

People didn’t just show up with their voices. They showed up with facts, with statistics, and with the truth. Now we all need to continue to strengthen the voice of the people to tell Haddonfield “WE WILL NOT SUPPORT THIS”.
This fight is far from over.

🚨Next steps concerned citizens can take🚨

You can gather family and friends to pack every commissioners meeting until this ordinance is dead. 😵

Call, email, and write letters to all three commissioners—make it impossible for them to ignore public opposition. ☎️

Submit letters to the editor so the broader community sees pushback against criminalizing homelessness. 📝

Yard signs, posters in shop windows, and even petitions circulating at community events. Encourage Haddonfield residents to show their neighbors they care. 💙

Demand funding for social services, mental health resources, and housing support instead of punishment. ❤️‍🩹🏡

All of these things can be done alone or with allies. Most importantly, it’s effective action.
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The message to the community should be:
This isn’t about politics. It’s about deciding whether Haddonfield is a town that punishes people for being poor, or a town that chooses compassion. Being unhoused does not strip a person of their humanity. What strips us of our humanity is when we stop recognizing theirs. 🫂

Let’s tell Mayor Dave Siedell how we truly feel😊
Director of Revenue and Finance
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Dave Siedell - Focused on Haddonfield
Borough of Haddonfield

19/07/2025

25/06/2025

Rally against war. A war against Iran would be catastrophic and worse than the Iraq war. With the tentative ceasefire, it is still important that our congressional representatives be willing to exercise their constitutional powers to declare and end wars. We will be gathering at representative Pallone’s office to call on him to do everything in his power to keep us out of war with Iran.

13/06/2025

Please attend NO KINGS DAY anti-Trump protest, Saturday, June 14th, 11:00am, Lincoln Statue,12 Springfield Avenue, Newark, NJ. 973 801-0001.

09/05/2025

Our Revolution New Jersey stands firmly and unequivocally with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka in this deeply troubling moment. We are outraged by his detention and demand his immediate and unconditional release. Mayor Baraka is a dedicated public servant who has long stood on the front lines for justice, equity, and the rights of working people. His continued detainment is not only unjust—it is an affront to the democratic principles we hold dear.

We call on all elected officials—local, state, and national—to speak out and take action. Now is the time to stand up, not just for Mayor Baraka, but for the rule of law and the rights of every person in this country. The erosion of our civil liberties must not be tolerated.

We will not stand for this. We will not be silent. This is not just Mayor Baraka’s fight—it is our fight. It is a fight for dignity, for democracy, and for the soul of our communities.

This story is still unfolding, and we are monitoring developments closely. We will continue to raise our voices and will be releasing more updates and calls to action as we learn more.

Stay strong. Stay organized. Stay vigilant.

29/04/2025

Our Revolution New Jersey members Leigh Darden and John Hsu will be part of a panel discussion on S304, the state Medicare for bill. Tonight 8pm Lucy Stone Hall B110!