CD2 Candidate Bob Patterson Raises More Than $100K in Quarter Three

Atco, NJ – Bob Patterson, conservative candidate for Congress in New Jersey’s 2^nd Congressional District, announced that his campaign raised more than $100,000 in the third quarter of 2019.

Patterson was born and raised in South Jersey. Most recently, he served in the Trump administration as acting associate commissioner at the Social Security Administration. Previously, Bob worked as a vice president at the U.S. Business & Industry Council (USBIC), an organization committed to strengthening U.S. manufacturing and opposing unfair trade deals. Bob and his wife of 40 years, Mary Alice, have three children and one grandson, and live in Camden County.

Bob is running for Congress to protect our conservative values from the liberal elite and make South Jersey great again. He believes we need to protect American jobs, restore manufacturing in South Jersey, put an end to unfair trade deals, and secure our border. Bob is proud to have supported Donald Trump from the first days of his candidacy.

“I’m honored by the outpouring of support for our campaign and our conservative, pro-America message,” Bob Patterson said. “This campaign is about fighting for the people of South Jersey – for our families, our communities, our jobs and our values. For too long, Washington has ignored South Jersey in favor of the special interests, corporatists, and globalists who fill its coffers. I will work alongside President Trump to put South Jersey first.”