Today, Andy Kim received the endorsement of The Philadelphia Inquirer.

“Kim, who grew up in Marlton, is a thoughtful family man who embodies the framers’ intent that House members be responsive to the will of the people,” wrote The Inquirer’s editorial board. “He holds monthly town hall meetings with constituents — including in precincts that voted against him — and advocates for important issues facing his district, such as veterans’ benefits, gun safety, and women’s health-care rights.”

Read the full endorsement here.

“I’m grateful for The Inquirer’s endorsement and for the opportunity to bring attention to these important issues,” said Andy Kim. “It’s an honor to serve in the district where I grew up and where I’m raising my boys. In serving our country, I hope to create a better future for them and all New Jersey families. When we lead with empathy and respect, we build communities that come together. I hope voters across this district look at my record and see that I’m not afraid of hard work or reaching across the aisle to get things done.”

Kim has also received endorsements for reelection from American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL–CIO), End Citizens United (ECU) / Let America Vote, Planned Parenthood Action Fund (PPAF), League of Conservation Voters (LCV), VoteVets, Giffords Foundation, Everytown for Gun Safety, Sierra Club, and Teamsters Local 676, Joint Council 53, Brady PAC, AAPI Victory Fund, and New Jersey Fraternal Order of Police (NJFOP), among others.

Congressman Kim said he is proud to represent the community where he grew up. He continues to have a strong coalition of grassroots support that has been behind him since 2018 and helped him secure two historic victories. Without taking a dime of corporate PAC money, Congressman Kim’s campaign has raised more than $5 million this cycle through grassroots support. Prior to serving in Congress, Congressman Kim worked as a civilian advisor to four-star generals and at the Pentagon, and served under both Republican and Democratic Presidents. He now resides in Moorestown with his wife Kammy and two young sons.