MIKIE SHERRILL WOULD CONTINUE
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS’ FAILED ECONOMIC POLICIES
- Democrat
Phil Murphy’s eight years in office have drastically harmed New Jersey’s
economy.
- New Jersey ranks 49th out of 50 states for tax competitiveness.
- New Jersey has the highest
property tax rate in the country.
- New Jersey is tied
for the fourth highest unemployment rate
in the country.
- New Jersey ranks
dead last among business friendliness.
- There
is “no big
difference”
between Mikie Sherrill’s and Phil Murphy’s policies and Sherrill would be
a “continuation” of Murphy’s agenda.
- Sherrill
refused
to commit to not raising taxes: “I’m not
going to commit to anything.”
SHERRILL FAILED
TO SHOW UP AND DO HER JOB IN CONGRESS
- Sherrill
has missed
more than half of her House votes since the
119th Congress began – more than any other House member.
- When
Sherrill decides to show up, her votes have hurt New Jerseyans.
- Sherrill voted
against the One Big Beautiful Bill which
eliminated tax on tips, Social Security, and overtime.
- The OBBB would protect
179,000 full-time jobs in New Jersey over
the next four years per the Council of Economic Advisors.
- Sherrill voted
against the bipartisan Laken
Riley Act which mandates
the Department of Homeland Security detain illegal migrants who have been
arrested for burglary, theft, larceny, or shoplifting.
- Sherrill voted
against the bipartisan SAVE Act which
would require proof of citizenship when registering to vote in federal
elections.
- Sherrill refused to vote
for a clean continuing resolution to fund
the government, instead siding with Democrats who want to give healthcare to illegal aliens.
SHERRILL WOULD
PUT PARENTS LAST
- Sherrill
has refused to stand up for girls’ sports.
- Sherrill
doesn’t
believe that
parents should have the right to withdraw their children from radical
LGBTQ agendas being taught in schools.
- Sherrill: "I would push an LGBTQ education into our
schools...this is not an area where [parents] should be opting out."
SHERRILL IS
SCANDAL-RIDDEN
- Sherrill
was not allowed to walk with her graduating class at the Naval Academy in
1994 due to a cheating
scandal.
- Sherrill refuses
to release her full disciplinary record
from the Naval Academy.
- Sherrill has also been rocked with accusations of nepotism
as her two children were accepted to the
Naval Academy earlier this year.
- Sherrill
has been accused of inflating
her rank in the Navy by sending more than
20 fundraising appeals claiming to be a lieutenant commander, even though
she was discharged at the rank of lieutenant.
- Since
she was first elected to Congress, Sherrill has tripled
her net worth thanks to her stock
trades.
- When pressed
on if she made $7 million in the stock
market while in Congress, Sherrill couldn’t give a straight answer.
- Sherrill was forced to pay a fine
after failing to disclose up to $350,000
in stock sales.
- Sherrill’s husband, Jason Hedberg, has made more than $2.6
million each year since
2021 and the two own three homes: a large mansion in Montclair, a
vacation home in Vermont, and a townhouse in Washington, DC.
- Following
the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Sherrill smeared Kirk, calling
his views “vile” and accused him of trying
to “roll back the rights of women and black people.”
- Sherrill
has campaigned
with “Defund the Police” advocates and
Newark’s mayor Ras Baraka, who has praised raging antisemite Louis
Farrakhan.
JACK
CIATTARELLI WOULD BRING COMMON SENSE POLICIES BACK TO THE GARDEN STATE
- Jack
Ciattarelli will do what Mikie Sherrill refuses to do and work to
lower
taxes.
- Ciattarelli
would reform
the NJ Board of Public Utilities, freeing
it from control of the utility monopolies that consistently raise gas and
electricity rates.
- Under Phil Murphy, New Jersey went from being a net exporter
of electricity to a net importer.
- As
a father of four, Ciattarelli understands the importance of parents’
rights and will continue to fight
for parental choice in their children’s
schools.
- New
Jerseyans are fed up
with Murphy and recent polls now show that
the race to succeed him is a dead
heat.