Corbin City Chair Endorses Tim Alexander for Congress

Oceanville, N.J. – Tim Alexander’s bid for Congress in New Jersey’s Second District continues to gain significant momentum with the latest endorsement from a key political figure in the region. Matthew Kane, the Municipal Chair of Corbin City, has officially endorsed Alexander, adding a crucial layer of local support to an already robust campaign.

This endorsement is a testament to Alexander’s growing appeal and the confidence local leaders have in his ability to represent the district effectively. Kane’s backing comes amidst a wave of support for Alexander from various corners of the local, county, and statewide political spectrum, signaling a strong base of support for his candidacy.

Matthew Kane, in expressing his support, highlighted Alexander’s track record and leadership qualities. “I am thrilled to go on the record as endorsing Tim Alexander for the office of Congress in the Second Congressional District. Tim has worked effectively in Atlantic County for years. I know Tim is the leader we need at this time to move our region forward,” Kane remarked, emphasizing Alexander’s experience and vision for the future.

Reacting to the endorsement, Alexander expressed his gratitude and eagerness to collaborate with Kane and other local leaders. “I want to express my profound gratitude and enthusiasm for the opportunity to work closely with Matte Kane and other esteemed local leaders. I am deeply honored by Chair Kane’s support and am eager to collaborate with him and other community leaders to enhance the well-being of all residents. Our partnership will focus on crafting and implementing a clear, strategic plan to tackle affordability issues throughout the district, demonstrating my unwavering commitment to elevating everyone while rebuilding our aging infrastructure.”

As the campaign for Congress continues to unfold, endorsements like that of Matthew Kane play a crucial role in cementing Alexander’s position as a formidable candidate, one with a deep understanding of the district’s needs and the backing of influential local figures.