Fixing New Jersey is a non-profit 501(c)(4) dedicated to increasing voter participation in New Jersey. 

 

In 2021, Jack Ciattarelli reintroduced the phrase “kitchen table issues” during his gubernatorial campaign.  Now, elected officials and politicians in both parties across the country are using it as their own. This is in large part because Ciattarelli’s branding encompasses the most critical issues to voters across the political spectrum:

 

·      Enacting pro-growth economic and responsible fiscal policy that lowers taxes and fights back against expensive and ineffective energy policies 

·      Investing in and supporting law enforcement, while cracking down on crime

·      Protecting parental rights when it comes to their child’s education and well-being

 

These kitchen table issues can best be summed up as pro-taxpayer, pro-police, and pro-parent.

 

As Fixing New Jersey pursues its mission of greater voter participation, the pitch is simple: If voters want to see these mainstream policies enacted at the local, county, state, and federal level – they need to vote.