Jason Freeman & Rachel Hodes for Hoboken Democratic Committee

Thinking of our friends and neighbors in Hoboken who are gathered tonight at United Synagogue of Hoboken for a memorial vigil in memory of the 11 victims of the Tree of Life Synagogue massacre.

Although we couldn't be there in person tonight, as we are on our honeymoon, we chose to honor the victim's memory by volunteering with candidate Antonio Delgado's congressional campaign.

This horrible and senseless attack hits incredibly close to home as we both are proud members of the Jewish community, celebrated our very Jewish wedding the same day as the attack, and have friends in the Pittsburgh area. Our thoughts and hearts go out to the entire Pittsburgh community and we wish them strength and comfort in this difficult time.

There are only 8 more days until the November 6 election. The time is NOW to step up, step out, and vote. If you are looking for candidates in your area, please visit https://gunsensevoter.org/. And, for anyone in and looking for more information please feel free to send us a message (Rachel Hodes or Jason Freeman) or reach out to Emily Ball Jabbour with Moms Demand Action - NJ.

Today is the last day to register to vote in NJ! If you need help - feel free to PM us and we will help you out.

TODAY IS THE DAY! If you live in NJ and haven’t registered to vote in this November’s election, today is your last chance. Please register and check to make sure your family and friends are registered too.

The Clerk’s Office is open until 9pm tonight!

Nothing sweeter than pastries with a purpose!

Best way to end a day of protesting for - grabbing some Girl Scout Cookies from Local Troop 10855. Thanks for the sweets!!!

Thank you to the The Hudson Reporter for publishing Rachel Hodes's letter to the editor on sexual assault legislation in Congress. Although this particular debate is happening in Washington D.C., there is much we can all do in our own communities as well.

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In his latest "Letter to the Editor" featured in Hudson County View Jason Freeman explains his thoughts on the recent decision by City Council regarding Union Dry Dock, the last undeveloped piece of Hoboken's water front. Please reach out with thoughts or suggestions so we can better advocate for you!

LETTER: Hoboken council erred in pushing Union Dry Dock vote after elections - Hudson County View LETTER: Hoboken Dem Committeeman Freeman says that the council made a bad decision in moving the 2nd vote on the Union Dry Dock until after the election.

Election Day! We are proud to endorse Ravinder Singh Bhalla for Mayor of Hoboken, and Jim Doyle, Emily Emily Ball Jabbour, and John Allen for City Council. These four individuals have the knowledge, ideas, and plans to bring Hoboken forward. We know them each personally and can attest to their work ethic, determination, and care for Hoboken. Polls are open NOW and close at 8pm! Get out and VOTE!

Election Day is tomorrow! Polls are open from 6am - 8pm and the polling station for 6-6 is Demarest School at 4th and Garden. If you have any questions or need assistance getting to the polls please feel free to message Jason Freeman or Rachel Hodes.

Check out Jason Freeman's post in this week's The Hudson Reporter. Part of our job as your Democratic Committee representatives is to help make sure you get all the information you need to make informed choices. If you have questions we can help out with - please let us know! ([email protected] or [email protected])

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Check out Hoboken Girl's post on Registering to Vote in the upcoming November 7 election. Chock full of good info!

How to Vote in the 2017 Election in Hoboken Hard to believe, but it’s that time again — election season! If you’re like us, this one really snuck up

Tonight Jason Freeman and I spoke publicly for the first time at a City Council meeting. We spoke in support of a resolution opposing "Concealed Carry Reciprocity" Legislation. This type of legislation would force all states to adhere to the lowest common denominator gun laws. Which means that NJ and NY would be forced to follow laws like Pennsylvania's, which doesn't require any training or education to carry a firearm or Arizona's, which doesn't require a permit to carry a concealed firearm. We feel that this is dangerous, and encouraged the Hoboken City Council to support the resolution opposing such legislation.

When Rachel and I first decided to run for Hoboken Democratic Committee, one of the first people to reach out to both of us was Ravinder Singh Bhalla. Ravi was so supportive and willing to go the extra mile to help us secure our victory. We both know he is also willing to go that extra mile on behalf of our "Mile Square City."

And because of that we are proud to support Ravinder Singh Bhalla to be the next Mayor of Hoboken.