Today is Election Day! Let’s land this!🚁
If you haven’t voted yet, you have until 8pm. If there is a line, and you are in line by 8 PM, they have to let you vote. Stay in line until you vote! #MikieSherrill #MikieSherrillForGovernor
Let’s land this!🚁
We have 2 days to knock on doors, phone bank, and get out the vote! Find volunteer opportunities here:
www.mobilize.us
Hey, Grassroots NJ! YOU'RE INVITED TO A VIRTUAL PRE-CANVASSING ZOOM LAUNCH PARTY ON MONDAY, 11/3!
The last day to vote is Tuesday, November 4, but we're not running out of doors to knock! Even on Monday and Tuesday, we need your help.
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Six days before Election day, join our Zoom call with special guests like Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin, and learn about the GOTV volunteer events happening now where YOU can make a difference in this election.
Wed Oct 29, 6pm
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We join @gardenstateequality.org in condemning Jack Cittarelli’s plan to end marriage equality. #Pride #MarriageEquality 🏳️🌈 Vote for @mikiesherrill.bsky.social!
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Rally with BARACK OBAMA and MIKIE SHERRILL to Get Out the Vote for NJ Democrats!
Saturday, November 1
2:30 – 8:30pm EDT
Newark, NJ
Join President Barack Obama and Mikie Sherrill to get fired up to Get Out the Vote for New Jersey Democrats up and down the ballot!
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Millions of women and children are at risk of losing food benefits, all thanks to the government shutdown.
@amyklobuchar.com said it best: don’t stand on the sidelines. 21 days until November 4, and we’ve got a whole lot of fight left in us. Go to mikiesherrill.com to join our team and make a plan to vote! 🚁
Get Out the Vote Rally with Mikie Sherrill and Special Guest, Governor Gretchen Whitmer
Meet-and-Greet
Saturday, October 18
8:30am – 12pm EDT
Paramus, NJ 07653
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We are co-hosting a debate watch party with the LGBTQ Caucus, Monmouth County Dems, and Freehold Township Dems!
Wednesday, October 8
6:30 – 8pm EDT
This event's address is private.
Sign up for more details.
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I'm attending NJ Victory 2025's event, “50 Days to Victory Weekend Textbank for NJ Dems!” - sign up now to join me! www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...
Stencil-style protest art painted on a white brick wall. A large black fist rises above Portland’s St. Johns Bridge, symbolizing resistance. Below, bold red block letters read: “DEFEND PORTLAND. DEFEND DEMOCRACY.” The design is gritty and urgent, like street graffiti.
Oof.
We stand with Mikie Sherrill and the NJDSC Veterans Caucus #MikieSherrill
Join our debate watch party! Great people, a big screen, and free food - what more do you need?
Hear Mikie Sherrill’s vision for our state and get involved!
Sunday, 9/21
6:30-8:30pm
Location in Monmouth County, provided with RSVP.
The event is free but RSVP is required.
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Join us and the Monmouth County Democrats to watch Mikie Sherrill in the first official Gubernatorial debate of the 2025 campaign (televised).
Sunday, September 21
6:30 – 8:30pm
Location in Monmouth County, provided with RSVP.
The event is free but RSVP is required.
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Thank you! 💪🌊
Join us and Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman as we organize and energize to elect Mikie Sherrill and Democrats up and down the ballot this November!
Wed Sept 3, 7pm
Virtual
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Join Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, the NJ Victory team, and partners from across New Jersey as we come together to rally for Women’s Equality Day and honor the trailblazing women leading the movement for progress, justice, and equity!
Tues Aug 26, 5pm
Plainfield, NJ
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“In bypassing both the Constitution and our intelligence community - which made clear that Iran is not currently pursuing a nuclear weapon - he has once again demonstrated that he is a danger to our democracy and to global peace.” #Iran @repbonnie.bsky.social
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There are exactly 500 days until the midterm elections on November 3, 2026. Assuming we can prevent their cancellation by a lawless president invoking the Insurrection Act . . .
A photo of Mahmoud Khalil holding up a fist and smiling wide, and holding a bouquet of flowers. He is wearing a Keffiyeh.
A photo of Mahmoud Khalil smiling and bending over a black stroller, with a baby’s small hand sticking out and grabbing Mahmoud’s finger.
A photo of Mahmoud Khalil walking out of a door waving and smiling.
A photo of Mahmoud Khalil speaking in front of microphones, holding a bouquet of flowers and wearing a Keffiyeh.
After 104 days of being unjustly detained for his advocacy for Palestinian rights, Mahmoud Khalil is finally home with his wife and newborn son.
The First Amendment is not a suggestion. Mahmoud is free, and our fight for justice continues.
First shelf: The Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School (Reyes), Learning to Fall (Morris), I Love You S'more (Desombre), She Gets the Girl (Lippincott & Derrick) Second Shelf: All That's Left in the World (Brown), Caught in a Bad Fauxmance (Rose), Heartstopper Vol. 1 (Oseman), The Darkness Between Us (Schaeffer) Third Shelf: Going Bicoastal (Adler), Where the Dark Stands Still (Poranek), Never Ever Getting Back Together (Gonzales), Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute (Hibbert), Flowerheart (Bakewell) Fourth Shelf: Hell Followed With Us (White), I Wish You All the Best (Deaver), The Sunbearer Trials (Thomas), Dead End Girls (Heard), The Sacrifice (Chupeco) Fifth Shelf: Loveless (Oseman), Icarus (Ancrum), Summer Bird Blue (Bowman), Radio Silence (Oseman), The Weight of Stars (Dow), Sawkill Girls (Legrand) Bottom Shelf: I Kissed Shara Wheeler (McQuiston), Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda (Albertelli), Nimona (Stevenson), Forget Me Not (Derrick)
A customer told me she couldn't believe this store would put up a Pride display, because what if children see it??
Anyway, it was my display, and I'm proud of it, and you (and your children) should all see it. #BookSky 📚💙
I’m relieved to see Mahmoud reunited with his family and community. His detention was unjust and unconstitutional. This is not normal—we can never let it feel that way.
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Don’t forget: the NJDSC Black Caucus’ Juneteenth event is tonight in Trenton at 6pm! There’s still time to register! #Juneteenth
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How to locate a loved one after an immigration arrest in the U.S.Cómo encontrar a un ser querido después de un arresto de inmigración en EE. UU.
1. Start with the Online Detainee Locator. Many people arrested by ICE can be found using ICE’s Online Detainee Locator System.You can find the Locator system at https://locator.ice.gov/odls/#/searchIt can take more than a day for someone’s name to show up in the system. People held by CBP should also show up there after 48 hours in custody.IMPORTANT: The locator only finds people if you put their name in exactly the same way it was entered by the government worker. You might need to try different versions of their name.
1. Comience con el Localizador de Detenidos en Línea. Muchas personas arrestadas por ICE pueden ser encontradas usando el Sistema de Localización de Detenidos en Línea de ICE.Puede encontrar el sistema localizador: https://locator.ice.gov/odls/#/searchEl nombre de una persona puede tardar más de un día en aparecer en el sistema. Las personas detenidas por la CBP también deben presentarse después de 48 horas de detención.IMPORTANTE: El localizador solo encuentra personas si ingresa su nombre exactamente como lo ingresó el funcionario. Es posible que tenga que probar con diferentes versiones de su nombre.
There are two ways to search for someone in the Locator:1. Search by using your loved one’s “A number”The “A number” starts with the letter A and has 9 numbers. You can find it on papers from immigration, like court notices or receipts for applications or on a work permit. 2. Search using the person’s name and country of birth.Note: These are general guidelines, not legal advice. For legal help, consult a lawyer.
Having a loved one arrested and detained by ICE can be scary, and finding them can sometimes be difficult.
To find where your loved one is being held, follow these steps ➡️
No matter what the courts say, we are not going anywhere. Our fight continues.
📸 Will Martinez Jr
A graphic from the Transgender Law Center about the recent Supreme Court Ruling in LW v. Skrmetti. It has a background of soft mauve and blue of the trans flag and at the bottom four black people are holding hands and looking at each other flanked by trans flags. At the top is blue text that reads, "The Supreme Court has issued its ruling in LW v. Skrmetti, and while it's not the outcome we hoped for, our fight is far from over."
In the cloudy muted pink and blue background is more blue text that reads, "We are here with you, ready to fight for our communities and continue our vital work. Today, the Supreme Court issued a disappointing decision in U.S. v. Skrmetti, allowing Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth to stand for now. This moment is difficult, but it does not define us. What defines us is the courage of the six trans youth who share their stories in an amicus brief filed by Transgender Law Center and our partners. They spoke out for their right to thrive, and their voices reached the highest court in the nation."
On a muted pink and blue cloudy background is more dark blue text that states, "As our legal team, alongside our partners at ACLU and Lambda Legal, continues to review and analyze the full impact of this decision, we want to offer these resources to help ground and support our community: Get Support: translifeline.org Know your rights: transgenderlawcenter.org/resources Support our work: transgenderlawcenter.org/donate All of us, regardless of race, gender, or immigration status deserve bodily autonomy and the freedom to live as our authentic selves. We will continue to fight, together.
From our friends at Transgender Law Center: The Supreme Court has upheld Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth in U.S. v. Skrmetti.
Let’s be clear: gender-affirming care is care. Trans youth deserve safety, support, and the freedom to grow into who they are on their own terms.
