PAM’s List Endorsed 2023 Candidates
PAM’s List Endorsed 2023 Candidates
(TRENTON) – PAM’s List (Power and Money) is thrilled to announce our official endorsement of a remarkable slate of Democratic pro-choice women candidates for the upcoming 2023 election. These candidates have demonstrated commitment to women’s rights, and we believe they are the best choice to represent our values and advocate for the reproductive freedoms of New Jersey residents. In a pivotal moment in our nation’s history, it is crucial to elect leaders dedicated to protecting and expanding reproductive rights.
“The endorsed candidates have proven track records and have articulated clear, forward-thinking visions. We are proud to endorse them and financially support their campaigns. PAM’s List stands firmly behind candidates who champion policies that support women’s autonomy, healthcare, and economic empowerment,” said Catherine Tung, Endorsement Chair. Kay LiCausi & Paulina Banasiak, Co-Chairs, emphasized, “We trust that, if elected, the endorsed candidates will advocate for expanding access to comprehensive healthcare services, including reproductive care, safeguarding Roe v. Wade, and defending the constitutional right to choose. We believe together we can pave the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all.”
For further information on the endorsed candidates and PAM’s List involvement in the 2023 election, please visit our website, www.pamslistnj.com, or contact Co-Chairs Kay LiCausi & Paulina Banasiak and Endorsement Chair Catherine Tung.
PAM’s List (Power and Money) is a New Jersey women’s political action committee founded in 1993 by a group of women looking to raise money to elect pro-choice Democratic women to the state legislature. We are proud to celebrate our 30th Anniversary by expanding our mission beyond the Legislature to include county and mayoral offices. PAM’s List dedicates its efforts to advancing the voices of women in our State.
State Senate | State Assembly | |
● Caren Fitzpatrick
(2nd District) ● Nilsa Cruz-Perez* ● Lucille LoSapio ● Linda Greenstein* ● Shirley Turner* ● Christine Clarke ● Joan Waks ● Renee C. Burgess* ● M. Teresa Ruiz* ● Angela McKnight ● Britnee Timberlake ● Nelida “Nellie” Pou* ● Jodi Murphy ● Jennifer Ehrentraut
*(Denotes Incumbent) |
● Damita White-Morris (1st District) ● Pamela Lampitt* ● Carol Murphy* ● Andrea Katz ● Sarah “Sally” Collins ● Emma Mammano ● Margie Donlon ● Luanne Peterpaul ● Raya Arbiol ● Danielle Mastropiero ● Tennille McCoy ● Verlina Reynolds-Jackson* ● Mitchelle Drulis ● Yvonne Lopez* ● Annette Quijano* ● Elizabeth Graner ● Linda Carter* |
● Baramdai “Alicia” Sharma (24th District) ● Diane Salvatore ● Alixon Collazos-Gill ● Rosy Bagolie ● Cleopatra Tucker* ● Garnet Hall ● Eliana Pintor Marin* ● Shanique Speight* ● Barbara McCann Stamato ● Jessica Ramirez ● Carmen Morales ● Shavonda Sumter* ● Shama Haider* ● Ellen Park* ● Lisa Swain* ● Giovanna Irizarry ● Jennifer Marrinan |
County and Local | |
● Kim O’Brien (Commissioner – Atlantic County) ● Morgan Slaughter ● Marie D Lawrence (Mayor – Winslow) ● Mary Ellen Murphy ● Kristine Morieko* ● Elizabeth Gloeggler ● Nancy Gross ● Joanne Schwartz* ● BettyAnn Cowling-Carson* ● Patricia O’Connor ● Beverly McCall ● Joeigh Perella ● Leslie Koppel* ● Elsie Foster* ● Tyshammie Cooper* ● Romaine Graham* ● Patricia Sebold* ● A’Dorian Murray Thomas
*(Denotes Incumbent) |
● Janice Kovach* (Mayor – Clinton) ● Jill DeCaro (Mayor – Old Bridge) ● Dina Grilo* ● Lucylle Walter ● Alison DeNoia ● Lori Hohenleitner ● Rachel McGreevy ● Marie DeVenezia ● Carolyn Dempsey ● Melissa Brown Blaeuer ● Marie DeVenezia (Mayor – Boonton) ● Roberta Walters ● Damaris Lira ● Lourdes Leon* ● Fanny Cedeño* ● Linda Karlovitch* ● Colleen Mahr* ● Elizabeth Gittins |
The Women of PAM’s List:
Kay LiCausi and Paulina Banasiak, Co-Chairs
Catherine Tung, Endorsement Chair
Susan Bass Levin, T. Missy Balmir, Shadaya Bennett, Iris Delgado, Maureen Doherty (Treasurer), Casey Haddox, Maggie Moran, Tricia Mueller, Joanne Rajoppi, Alma Saravia, Safanya Searcy, Sarah Seaboldt, Hira Shaikh, Jennifer Taylor, Katie Wertheimer, and Christina Zuk