New Jersey Brewers Association announces list of Pro-Brewery Legislators and Candidates.

New Jersey Brewers Association announces list of Pro-Brewery Legislators and Candidates.

October 24, 2017

The NJBA is a non-profit trade association that represents over 100 breweries, brew pubs and affiliated members across the state. There are now breweries in 20 of 21 counties in NJ and the industry has grown 600% since 2012 when the law was changed to allow increased sales and on-premise consumption in brewery tasting rooms. Breweries across the state are helping grow the economy by creating jobs, generating foot traffic in business districts and contributing to economic development. Additionally, startup farming and agricultural businesses are forming around the state to produce fresh ingredients for Jersey Made Beer. More information about our organization is available by visiting www.NJBEER.ORG

It is with pride today that we announce our list of Pro-Brewery Legislators and Candidates. These legislators and candidates have demonstrated their support for NJ breweries through their voting records, by sponsoring much needed legislation and with their commitment to their local breweries.

“The Jersey brewing industry continues to grow and we need to support the lawmakers statewide who support us” said NJBA President Ryan Krill who is the co-founder of Cape May Brewing Company. “We hope craft beer fans in NJ will join us in supporting these candidates” Krill added.

“Great Jersey made beer is one thing that democrats, republicans and independents can all agree on in our state” said NJBA Executive Director Jason Carty. “The candidates on our Vote Beer list understand the value that local breweries offer to their communities and the impact they have on the local economy” he added. We look forward to building additional relationships with legislators on both sides of the aisle as our industry continues to grow.

We encourage the tens of thousands of craft beer consumers across the state to join us in supporting these pro-brewery candidates. With your support we can continue to fight for better laws for NJ Breweries and continue to grow the craft beer industry.

In 2016 Craft Beer had a $1.6 Billion economic impact on New Jersey.

To support New Jersey Breweries you can make a donation to NJ Craft Brewers PAC at www.njbeer.ticketleap.com

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New Jersey Brewers Association- List of Pro-Brewery Candidates

Governor
Phil Murphy: (D)

NJ Assembly
Andrzecjak: (D) District 1 – Cape May
Barclay: (D) District 5- Camden
Bramnick: (R) District 21 – Westfield
Burzichelli: (D) District 3 – Salem/Gloucester
Coughlin: (D) District 19 – Woodbridge
Dancer: (R) District 12 – Jackson
DeAngelo: (D) District 14 – Hamilton
Downey: (D) District 11 – Ocean Twp/Freehold
Egan-Jones: (D) District 5 – Camden
Greenwald: (D) District 6 – Voorhees
Gusciora: (D) District 15 – Trenton
Houghtaling: (D) District 11 – Ocean Twp/Freehold
Howarth: (R) District 8 – Medford
Holley: (D) District 20 – Union
Kennedy: (D) District 22 – Rahway
Lampitt: (D) District 6 – Voorhees
Johnson: (D) District 37 – Teaneck
Mazzeo: (D) District 2 – Northfield
McKeon: (D) District 27 – Madison
Munoz: (R) District 21 – Summit/Westfield
Taliaferro: (D) District 3 – Salem/Gloucester
Tucker: (D) District 28 – Newark
Wimberly: (D) District 35- Paterson

NJ Senate
Addiego: (R) District 8 – Medford
Bateman: (R) District 16 – Somerville
Beach: (D) District 6 – Cherry Hill
Cruz-Perez: (D) District 5 – Camden
Diegnan: (D) District 18 – South Plainfield
Gordon: (D) District 38 – Fair Lawn
Greenstein: (D) District 14 – Cranbury
Holzapfel: (R) District 10 – Brick
Kean Jr: (R) District 21 – Westfield/Summit
Oroho: (R) District 24 – Sparta
O’Scanlon: (R) District 13 – Red Bank (currently in Assembly)
Sarlo: (D) District 36 – Passaic
Scutari: (D) District 22 – Linden
Stack: (D) District 33 – Jersey City
Singleton: (D) District 7 – Mt. Laurel/Willingboro (currently in Assembly)
Van Drew: (D) District 1 – Cape May
Weinberg: (D) District 27 – Teaneck

Senate Candidate
Gopal: (D) District 11 – Monmouth/Asbury

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