What’s most important to me is that we have a democrat as our governor. So my priority is that we choose a candidate who can win in november. Fulop appears to be very good at thinking on his feet and I believe he can respond effectively so as to succeed in the general election.

Was informative on why you chose not to participate in county elections. I’m an old school committee member, I never liked the party line political machine, I felt it was already predestinated with whomever the “Boss” wanted. This is the first test on a governor race as to whether the line matters or not. I hope it does and we can break the cycle of party line politics.

Very communicative about his ambitions and work and life history. Very receptive to questions. He did not just try to convey what he thought people would want to hear. Thought provoking, concise, and intent upon leading by example with the models that worked in Jersey City. I will definitely follow his campaign. I was encouraged to see Tim Alexander attend also tonight. A very engaged group. Worth the time and trouble to attend.

This was my first political meeting and I was very impressed with the intimacy of the space and the amount of information that was shared. I took action because we cannot afford to have a republican governor at this time. I think Steve Fulop is the best candidate because of his experience and accomplishments in Jersey City.

Steve is an impressive candidate who has clearly done his homework. He’s giving voters real answers to NJ’s long-standing, neglected issues, not platitudes, not telling voters what he thinks they want to hear.

Steve inspired confidence. He has the experience, passion and commitment. His core values align with mine. And, his honesty was refreshing – he did not necessarily answer questions in the manner the questioner warned. He answered based on the realities of what can or cannot be done.