Welcome to the
221st Legislative Session
Making New Jersey more affordable,
from the largest property tax relief program in state history to increasing aid to our best-in-the-nation public schools and attracting good jobs in innovative industries.
Expanding prescription drug PAAD
and Senior Gold programs to help
older New Jerseyans afford their medications.
New Jersey General Assembly 221 Legislative Session:
Fighting For YOUR Needs.
Assembly Democrats are...
Combatting food insecurity through creative solutions
AR122 reaffirms New Jersey’s commitment to reproductive freedoms (TRENTON) — On the heels of its Women’s History Month celebration, the General Assembly…
Quijano-Sponsored Legislation Would Create Voluntary Database of People with Disabilities Seeking State-Appointed Positions Trenton (March 15, 2024) – Legislation that…
AR122 reaffirms New Jersey’s commitment to reproductive freedoms (TRENTON) — On the heels of its Women’s History Month celebration, the General Assembly…
Over the past legislative session, the caucus has worked to address the most pressing issues facing our school communities. From keeping students safe to ensuring our schools have the faculty, staff, and funding needed to deliver a top-notch education.
First and foremost, we are committed to ensuring that access to reproductive health care services remains legal, safe and accessible here in New Jersey.
Our goal is to continue leading the nation on fair and robust common-sense gun safety laws. We took decisive action and established a framework to keep dangerous weapons out of places like hospitals, daycare centers, and places where alcohol is being served.
With over 1 million residents struggling to put food on the table – an issue exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic – the Assembly will continue to address food insecurity on behalf of NJ families.
Small businesses are the backbone of our communities. Bolstering their resiliency and promoting their success after recent economic hardships will be an ongoing priority for the Assembly Democrats.