#NJVotes4Kids Gets Candidates Talking About Children

Building a Better Future for New Jersey

All seats in the New Jersey Legislature (Senate and Assembly) are being voted on in November. These elections provide an excellent opportunity to engage with candidates on issues impacting New Jersey children. With your help, we can put kids' issues at the forefront of their agendas.

Elected officials can make real and meaningful investments in supporting our children's healthy growth and development. They need to hear from you!

It’s time to elevate the voices of kids!

Join the #NJVotes4Kids Campaign to raise awareness of children's issues and help shape the focus and priorities of those elected to the legislature in November.

Find the legislative candidates for your district, their email and social media contact information.

What Voters Can Do

Email your candidate. Use Kids Count data to help them become better informed on the state of children in New Jersey and share with candidates the key issues affecting infants and toddlers. 

Challenge the 2023 political hopefuls to bring children’s issues to the forefront during forums, town halls and local events.

Use #NJVotes4Kids on social media to join the conversation on making children’s issues a priority in the state elections.

Encourage your friends, family and colleagues to join the #NJVotes4Kids Campaign.

What Candidates Can Do

Support the early childhood workforce. As federal COVID relief aid expires, child care providers across the state and nation will face a steep drop off in funding. These investments are critical to supporting our child care infrastructure.

Be a true champion for children. Speak up for kids on the campaign trail.

Find Your District Candidates

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For over four decades, Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ) has been the trusted, independent voice for children across the Garden State. ACNJ is non-partisan and accepts no state funding for advocacy, giving us the freedom to speak up for children who have no voice and no vote. Our only agenda is putting the needs of children first.