Menendez for Congress

What Voters Need to Know

VOTERS SHOULD KNOW IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH: 

Rob Menendez is fighting Trump. There is no fiercer or more effective fighter against Donald Trump than Rob Menendez. In these times when voters are frustrated, Rob is on the frontline every day taking on Trump’s cruelty and chaos.He is one of the strongest voices in Congress fighting for immigrant rights and against Donald Trump’s inhumane policy of mass deportation. Rob has called for abolishing Trump’s personal paramilitary force ICE and gained national attention last year when he and other members of New Jersey’s Congressional delegation were confronted by over 20 of Trump’s armed federal agents for conducting a legal oversight visit at the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark.

Rob Menendez is fighting to make life more affordable. At a time when working families across the district feel like the economy is rigged against them, Rob is standing up to corporations and fighting to make life more affordable for you. Rob introduced legislation to lower your energy bills by holding big tech companies accountable—requiring data centers to generate and pay for their own energy. Rob also knows how important our healthcare is — he’s fought to lower the cost of prescription drugs, made sure seniors can live in dignity by protecting Social Security and Medicare, and strengthened women’s healthcare. And when Republicans made huge cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, Rob fought to shut down the government to stop it.

VOTERS SHOULD KNOW IN SPANISH SPECIFICALLY:

Rob Menendez is the most senior Hispanic member of New Jersey’s Congressional delegation and holds a leadership position in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, helping to guide policy decisions that support immigrant communities across the country. In this time when politicians are using race to divide us more than ever, we are well served by a proud Latino who fights for us in Congress.

Rob enjoys broad support amongst the district’s primary electorate but his deep ties to the Latino community are where he has a significant advantage and turning those voters out is important.

Early in person voting begins May 26 and Election Day is June 2.