Essex County Leaders Endorse Councilwoman Jenny Mundell for Mayor of Bloomfield

BLOOMFIELD, NJ – Bloomfield Mayoral candidate Jenny Mundell is very proud to announce that she has received the endorsements of four more Essex County Democratic leaders, including State Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz (D-Newark), Assemblywoman Eliana Pintor Marin (D-Newark), Assemblywoman Shanique Speight (D-Newark), and Newark North Ward Council Member Anibal Ramos Jr.

“I am deeply honored to have the support of such esteemed leaders who have done so much for our county and state,” said Councilwoman Mundell. “We share a vision of progress, inclusivity, and community, and I look forward to continuing our work to make Bloomfield an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.”

These latest endorsements join an esteemed, diverse list that already includes U.S. Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11), Assemblyman and former Bloomfield Mayor Mike Venezia (D-34), President of the Essex Board of County Commissioners Carlos Pomares, Councilwoman Sarah Cruz and numerous community leaders and residents. If elected, Councilwoman Mundell will become the first woman to serve as Mayor of Bloomfield.

“Jenny Mundell has the opportunity to make history as the first woman to serve as mayor of Bloomfield.  Her leadership and dedication to her community are unparalleled, which is why I am so proud to endorse her as she breaks new ground and continues to serve with integrity and vision,” said Senator Teresa Ruiz.

“Jenny’s ability to unite her community and find solutions to complex problems makes her the ideal candidate for mayor,” said Assemblywoman Pintor Marin. “Her track record speaks for itself, and I am confident she will serve Bloomfield with the same passion and effectiveness demonstrated throughout her career.”

“Jenny Mundell’s commitment to the well-being of her community is truly admirable and she embodies the values we need in our local leaders,” said Assemblywoman Speight. “I am confident that as Mayor, she will continue working hard to champion the needs of her diverse community.”

“Councilwoman Mundell’s vision for Bloomfield’s future is inclusive, forward-thinking, and exactly what her community needs at this pivotal time. I am extremely excited to support her candidacy for mayor and see what she will accomplish for her residents,” said Council Member Ramos Jr.

About Jenny Mundell:

First appointed to the Township Council in 2017, Jenny Mundell has since won re-election three times and has worked tirelessly to serve the community. She has lived in Bloomfield for nearly 15 years along with her husband and son, and she works as a Vice President of Development at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. As Mayor, Jenny will work to continue the progress that has been made in the community while focusing on open, transparent government, balanced and responsible economic development, public safety and community involvement.

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