Senator Booker has a significant track record of fighting for the low- and moderate-income communities. He has consistently stood against efforts to gut the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Medicaid and has been a leading voice for health equity. He has championed policies that directly address the financial challenges facing working families by fighting to crack down on soaring rents, predatory overdraft fees, and outsourcing practices that disproportionately burden low-income communities. He’s been a staunch advocate to limit corporate overreach and increase workers’ wages.

Zack Mullock has committed to challenging corporate influence in healthcare by supporting Medicare for All and advancing tax fairness. His proposal to end no-tax giveaways to multibillion-dollar multinational companies would ensure that large corporations pay their fair share toward schools, roads, and essential public services instead of shifting those costs onto working families and local communities.

Rebecca Bennett has worked to increase access and improve patient outcomes in women’s health, oncology, obesity, and gastrointestinal care. She has pledged to fight to reinstate the devastating cuts made to the ACA and Medicaid. She also recognizes that economic opportunity depends on modern infrastructure and has committed to investing in projects such as the Gateway Tunnel to improve transportation and reduce traffic congestion for New Jersey commuters.

Dr. Adam Hamawy supports universal paid family and medical leave, ensuring that no worker has to choose between caring for themselves or a loved one and earning a paycheck, a policy that promotes economic security, healthier families, and greater workplace equity. He has also pledged to unrig a healthcare system that puts corporate profits ahead of patients by fighting for Medicare for All.