Passaic County Central Labor Council Announces Endorsements for November Elections

Event Held at Matthews Restaurant in Clifton, NJ

Clifton, NJ - On Wednesday, August 27, 2025, at 10:30 AM, the Passaic County Central Labor Council (CLC) will proudly announce its endorsements for the upcoming November elections. The event will take place at Matthews Restaurant, located at 1131 Bloomfield Avenue, Clifton, NJ 07012.

Passaic County CLC President Tom Kelly will lead the announcement, highlighting a diverse slate of candidates who reflect the values and priorities of organized labor across the region. These endorsements represent the Council's commitment to supporting leaders who champion workers' rights, community development, and inclusive governance.

Endorsed Candidates Include:

  • Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill & Dr. Dale Caldwell (D) - Democratic Ticket for Governor & Lieutenant Governor
  • Chris DePhillips (R), Al Barias (R) - Assembly, District 40
  • Kenyatta Stewart (D), Al Abdelaziz (D) - Assembly, District 35
  • Benjie E. Wimberly (D) - Senate, District 35
  • Clinton Calabrese (D), Gary Schaer (D) - Assembly, District 36
  • Rosy Bagolie (D), Alixon Collazos-Gill (D) - Assembly, District 27
  • Michael Ramaglia, Christina Schratz - Passaic County Commissioners
  • Mike Kassai - Mayor Candidate, Hawthorne
  • Tara Temprano, Jack Lohr, Paul Duerr - Hawthorne Council

"This slate reflects our commitment to bipartisan cooperation and community-focused leadership," said President Tom Kelly. "Each of these candidates has demonstrated a strong dedication to the values of labor, equity, and public service."

The Passaic County CLC invites members of the press, labor affiliates, and community stakeholders to attend this important announcement and engage with the endorsed candidates.

Location: Matthews Restaurant, 1131 Bloomfield Ave, Clifton, NJ 07012
Time: Wednesday, August 27, 2025 - 10:30 AM

Media Contact: Patrick J. Glover, Political Director - Pglover@ibew827.com; 201-783-2307

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