Hudson County Democratic Organization Announces Endorsements for June Primary Election

Hudson County Democratic Organization Announces Endorsements for June Primary Election

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — The Hudson County Democratic Organization is announcing its candidate endorsements for the June Primary Election. This diverse group of men and women reflect the core values of the HCDO and have proven themselves as dedicated public servants for the people of Hudson County.

The slate of endorsed candidates has the support of HCDO Chairwoman Amy DeGise, Mayor Nicholas Sacco, Mayor Brian Stack, Mayor Jimmy Davis, Mayor Steve Fulop, Mayor Ravi Bhalla, Mayor Richard Turner, Mayor Wayne Zitt, Mayor Al Santos, Mayor Michael Gonnelli, Mayor James Fife and Mayor Joseph Smith.

“As we continue to see our country divided by hate and intolerance coming from the White House, now more than ever it is critical that we as a Democratic Party work together to rebuild a stronger nation,” said Hudson County Democratic Organization Chairwoman Amy DeGise. “This is why it is crucial for us to have dedicated public servants representing us not just in Washington, but right here in Hudson County and down in Trenton. By working together with this diverse and experienced slate of candidates, I am certain that we will continue to fight for our values as Democrats and Hudson County residents.”

The Hudson County Democratic Organization is endorsing:

Assemblywoman Angela McKnight and Assemblyman Nicholas Chiaravalloti for the 31st District Assembly

Assemblywoman Angelica Jimenez and Assemblyman Pedro Mejia for the 32nd District Assembly District

Assemblyman Raj Mukherji and Assemblywoman Annette Chaparro for the 33rd District Assembly

Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise

Hudson County Sheriff Frank X. Schillari

Freeholder Tilo Rivas for Hudson County Surrogate

Hudson County Surrogate Joseph Ryglicki will not be seeking re-election. Ryglicki was elected in 2014 and succeeded long time Surrogate Don De Leo.

“Joe Ryglicki has been an outstanding public servant for many years, not only as Surrogate but as an attorney who has helped government agencies effectively deliver services to residents,” said Mayor Sacco. “I want to thank Joe Ryglicki for his service to the people of Hudson County and wish him well going forward.”

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