Mikie recognizes the extraordinary contributions of the Latino community — their values, work ethic, and strong families are at the heart of New Jersey’s economy and culture. That’s why she will deliver on key issues: lowering utility bills, rent, groceries, medical costs, and prescription drugs to make life more affordable; ensuring Latino-owned businesses get a fair shot at state contracts; and cutting red tape so entrepreneurs can start and grow businesses more easily. Her agenda is about saving families time and money while creating real opportunity across New Jersey.

Spanish-language outlets across the state have highlighted Mikie’s commitment to the Latino community:

Nuestra Gente Digital praised Mikie’s message directly to Latino families and her focus on reducing costs.

Quadratín reported on Mikie’s vision to make New Jersey “the capital of Latino businesses.”

Americano newspaper covered her meeting with the Mexican Chamber of Commerce, where she laid out her plan to support over 150,000 Latino-owned businesses in the state.

Front Runner New Jersey noted her call for a “State of Emergency” on high utility costs, a move that resonates with working families struggling to make ends meet.

In a Telemundo interview with Alan Villafaña, Mikie emphasized that her administration will ensure true representation: “I want the Latino community represented at every level of my administration.”

Mikie’s campaign has been recognized by the Spanish-language press for what sets her apart: a genuine commitment to listening, understanding, and acting — as both a leader and a mother — to building New Jersey where every family can thrive with real hope, opportunity, and the chance for every family to succeed.