Fourth Legislative District; Monday, August 7, 2023 – Small business owner and GOP Senate challenger Chris Del Borrello vowed to block any attempt to reappoint NJ State Board of Education Member and Camden County resident Elaine Bobrove when her term expires.

“The six members of the State Board of Education, including Ms. Bobrove from Camden County, who voted ‘yes’ for this nonsense should never be reappointed, and any Republican Senator who can prevent that, should,” said Del Borrello.  “Moreover, her refusal to allow additional time for public comment shows a disrespect for parents that has become par-for-the-course in Trenton.”

“If I am elected to the State Senate in November, I can promise 4th Legislative District residents today that any attempt to reappoint Ms. Bobrove to the State Board of Education when her term expires will fail.”

Del Borrello called Assemblyman Paul Moriarty’s silence on the issue shameful and said the attempted damage control statement by Speaker Craig Coughlin and Senate President Nick Scutari was too little, too late.

“The choice voters have before them this November is crystal clear,” said Del Borrello, the father of four young children.  “You can vote Republican, protect the rights of parents and push back against the extreme, far-left nonsense coming out of Trenton, or you can vote for Democrats and accept the outlawing of gender-specific language in our schools and paving the way for biological boys to compete against biological girls in sports.”

Del Borrello said actions speak louder than words, and that career politician and Democrat rubber stamp Paul Moriarty will continue to try and run away from his party’s craziness in Trenton but warned voters not to be fooled by election year smoke and mirrors.  “Elections always have consequences and this year’s elections will have massive and long-lasting ones for parents, children, teachers, and our educational system in New Jersey if Democrats prevail,” said Del Borrello.  “When I am out knocking on doors, I am making this very clear to voters and will continue to do so heading into the fall.”