Primary elections are where big decisions begin. They give voters the power to shape who ends up on the ballot in November.  While general elections get more attention, primaries are just as critical—often decided by a small fraction of eligible voters. Yet here in NJ, only 12% of voters participated in the last gubernatorial primary. 

This means that a small percentage of NJ residents are choosing who will govern our state. If we want to ensure that those elected to represent us are going to stand up to antisemitism, prioritize community safety and prosecute hate crimes, we must show up on June 10th and vote.