Princeton’s NAACP chapter hosted a forum for New Jersey governor candidates, including Democrats and one independent candidate. The candidates discussed housing, clean energy, police reform, and more. They expressed concern over President Trump’s executive orders. All candidates supported rent control and addressing the state’s housing affordability crisis. They also discussed plans to improve education, healthcare, and environmental issues in New Jersey.
The forum highlighted the need for New Jersey voters to participate in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of making a difference at the state level. The candidates expressed support for reducing living costs and improving quality of life for residents. Discussions also touched on lowering the voting age to 16 for school board elections, an initiative that some candidates, including Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, have already implemented in their cities.
Overall, the candidates shared similar views on key issues and expressed a strong commitment to making positive changes in the state. The forum was well-attended and received positive feedback from attendees.
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