Governor Phil Murphy, First Lady Tammy Murphy to Campaign for Senator Menendez, Democrats Through Tuesday Night

Murphys Concluding Historic 21 County GOTV Tour Spanning 66 Campaign Events Throughout the State

TRENTON, N.J. — Governor Phil Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy will cap off their historic 21 County Get Out The Vote Tour on Election Day with a full slate of campaign events for Senator Bob Menendez and Democrats up and down the ballot. In total, the Governor and First Lady will have participated in 66 campaign events attended by thousands of residents in the final 10 days of the campaign, ranging from rallys with hundreds of voters to retail campaigning to phone banking and more.

“The past few weeks have been incredibly exciting as Tammy and I have travelled throughout our state meeting thousands of voters who are ready to put a check on the Trump administration by electing Democrats on Tuesday,” said Governor Murphy. “This experience has made it crystal clear to both of us that the winds of change are blowing in the right direction and I believe that the work we are doing along with thousands of volunteers and activists will lead to a Blue Wave and an Election Day we will never forget. Now, it’s up to New Jersey to get out and vote.”

At the direction of Governor Murphy and Chairman John Currie, the New Jersey Democratic State Committee has spent the past weeks coordinating with the Menendez for Senate campaign, Congressional campaigns, county Democratic organizations and activist groups to execute the largest GOTV operation in state history to increase voter turnout, rally support and fire up Democrats for victory at the polls on Election Day.

The Murphys will begin their day by voting in Red Bank before making campaign stops in Ocean, Monmouth, Union, Essex, Passaic, Bergen and Hudson Counties. The Governor and First Lady’s schedule for Election Day is Below:

Election Day, November 6

Governor’s Events:

7:50am: Governor and First Lady to Vote; Fairview Elementary 230 Cooper Road, Red Bank (Monmouth)

9:15am: Ocean County canvass launch; 35 Beaverson Blvd., Bricktown (Ocean)

11:00am: Visit Nevada Senior Center with Mayor Ras Baraka; 2 Nevada Street, Newark (Essex)

11:30am: Visit James C. White Senior Center with Mayor Ras Baraka; 516 Bergen Street, Newark (Essex)

12:00pm: Visit  Kretchmer Senior Center with Mayor Ras Baraka; 991 Frelinghuysen Avenue, Newark (Essex)

1:00pm: Lunch stop with Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco, State Senator Joe Lagana and Paramus Mayor Rich LaBarbiera; Suburban Diner, 2902 NJ-17 Paramus (Bergen)

2:15pm:  Downtown Englewood visit with Mayoral candidate Michael Wildes; 90 W. Palisade Avenue Englewood (Bergen)

3:30pm: Visit polling location with North Bergen Mayor Nick Sacco; North Bergen High School 7417 Kennedy Boulevard North Bergen (Hudson)

4:45pm: GOTV with Union City Mayor Brian Stack at Firefighter Memorial Park; 900 Palisade Avenue in Union City (Hudson)

6:30pm: Greet commuters with Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise, Chairwoman Amy DeGise and Jersey City Councilman James Solomon; Grove Street PATH Station Jersey City (Hudson)

9:00pm: Election Night Results with Senator Menendez and NJDSC Chairman John Currie; W Hotel, 225 River Street, Hoboken (Hudson)

First Lady’s Events

7:50am: Governor and First Lady to Vote; Fairview Elementary 230 Cooper Road, Red Bank (Monmouth)

9:15am: Ocean County canvass launch; 35 Beaverson Blvd. Bricktown (Ocean)

11:00am: Josh Welle canvass launch; the Campus at Macedonia 1924 Heck Avenue Neptune City (Monmouth)

2:30pm – Union County canvas launch; Charkoal USA, 161 Sherman Avenue, Berkeley Heights (Union)

4:30pm – Paterson GOTV canvass launch; begins at Masonic Lodge, 224 Broadway then Riverview Towers,145 Presidential Boulevard (Passaic)

6:30pm: Greet commuters with Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise, Chairwoman Amy DeGise and Jersey City Councilman James Solomon; Grove Street PATH Station Jersey City (Hudson)

9:00pm: Election Night Results with Senator Menendez and NJDSC Chairman John Currie; W Hotel, 225 River Street, Hoboken (Hudson)