Highlighting the need to restore balance in government, Bramnick pledged to end the one-party rule in Trenton and make New Jersey safer, more affordable, and prosperous. “Its clear to me that we must bring balanced public policy back to Trenton,” said Bramnick. “Policies that reflet the views of the majority of our citizens. In order to bring balance policy we need two political parties in Trenton and electing a Republican Governor will require the Democrats to compromise, ending the constant drumbeat of ballooning budgets, tax and fee hikes, and soft-on-crime policies rubber stamped by the Democrats.”

During the campaign kick-off Bramnick unveiled the endorsements of former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives John Boehner and former Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush.

Assemblywomen Michele Matsikoudis (R-21) and Nancy Munoz (R-21), Morris County Commissioner Tayfun Selen, Morris County Republican Chairwoman Laura Ali, and Union County Republican Chairman Glenn Mortimer have also committed their support to Bramnick’s campaign for governor.

“Jon was one of the first political connections I made nearly 20 years ago,” said Morris County Republican Chairwoman Laura Ali. He is a true friend and an elected official who knows how to get things done and win. He is one of a kind”

“Jon Bramnick is a man of integrity who always puts the people of New Jersey first,” said Union County Chairman Glenn Mortimer. “He knows how to win tough elections like in 2019 when he faced a challenge from both the left and the right and came out victorious.”

Bramnick also debuted his first ad of the campaign which can be found here.

Bramnick will spend the next 17 months touring the state, talking to voters, and making his case that he is the most qualified, electable Republican in the race and sharing his vision for New Jersey. Jon has also promised to work to elect Republicans up and down the ballot in both 2024 and 2025 to ensure fiscally responsible, good-government policies are enacted at all levels of government.

Bramnick has a long record of public service. From 1984-1991 he was elected to the Plainfield City Council. In 2003 he was elected to the State Assembly and from 2013-2021 he was elected by his colleagues to serve as the Leader of the Assembly Republican Caucus. In 2021 he was elected to the New Jersey State Senate where he currently serves. Bramnick is the founder of a successful private law practice, Bramnick, Rodriguez. Grabas, Arnold & Mangan which employs over 25 attorneys and 35 support staff. He has been married to Patricia Bramnick for 43 years and has two children, Brent and Abby.