The Walk to Washington train has returned, bringing together New Jersey’s next gubernatorial candidates and state leaders. Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli emphasized the need to create more jobs and improve the business environment in the state. Democratic candidates like Steve Sweeney and Ras Baraka discussed the importance of economic growth and controlling spending. Newark Mayor Baraka believes that Democratic values still hold despite recent Republican wins. U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer focused on tax cuts and job creation, while remaining open to considering a millionaire’s tax. Education leaders, including Sean Spiller of the NJEA, expressed concerns about potential changes at the federal level and the need for a governor who understands education. Republican leaders like Senate Minority Leader Anthony Bucco highlighted the need for policy changes, including energy and education funding. With 11 candidates vying for the governorship, the Walk to Washington train provided a platform for these leaders to discuss their visions for New Jersey’s future. As the state faces challenges in job creation, tax policy, and education, voters will have a diverse range of candidates to choose from in the upcoming election.
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