SUE ALTMAN RAISES $500K IN NJ-7 CONGRESSIONAL RACE

Raises Over $283k in Q3 After Raising $217k in First Month of Campaign

Lambertville, NJ – Sue Altman, Democratic candidate for New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District, announced that she has raised over $283,000 in the first full quarter of her campaign, bringing the total amount raised for her campaign to over half a million dollars.

“I am so grateful for the outpouring of support we’ve received from all across the state. The residents of New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District are tired of being represented by a career politician who has spent his time in Congress enabling the most extreme elements of his party,” said Altman. “We are proud to be running a grassroots campaign that takes no corporate PAC money and is overwhelmingly funded by New Jersey residents, not special interests.”

Altman for Congress Q3 Fundraising Statistics:

Total Contributions: 803

Percent of Contributions from NJ Residents: 83%

Contributions from Corporate PACs: 0

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About Sue Altman

Sue Altman is a proud daughter of New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District. She grew up in Clinton, attended Clinton Public School and Voorhees High School, and still calls Hunterdon County her home today, living in Lambertville.

After leading her Voorhees High School basketball team to local championships, Sue played college basketball at Columbia University and professional basketball abroad, earned two graduate degrees from Oxford University in the UK, then went on to become a teacher and successful basketball coach–leading two teams to state championships.

For the last several years, Sue has served as Executive Director of the New Jersey Working Families Alliance, a non-profit organization focused on fighting political corruption in Trenton, fighting against the waste of taxpayer dollars, and making New Jersey a better place to live for everyone.

Sue has seen firsthand that rising costs and unfair taxes–including the Trump-era SALT deduction cap–are making it harder for the people of the 7th District to raise families, own homes, and retire in their own communities. Driven by a deep commitment to keep fighting for those communities where she was raised, Sue is now taking her years of experience advocating for a fairer system that works for all New Jerseyans and is running for Congress in her home district.