Ciattarelli vs Sherrill – the stakes could not be higher for New Jersey families
The next eight weeks will shape the next four years. It’s a sobering reality to think about—filled with both urgency and renewed hope. At stake are the lived experiences of parents, pro-life advocates, and innocent children.
The stark contrast between New Jersey’s two gubernatorial candidates is like night and day. That’s why it’s so startling to hear some socially conservative voters say they’re not motivated to vote.
Staying home this November could mean the difference between pregnancy resource centers spending church-donated funds on relentless legal battles against state persecution—or using those same resources to save lives and empower women. Yes, that issue is on the ballot this year!
It doesn’t stop there.
Staying home this November could mean the difference between 7-year-olds being socially transitioned at school without their parents’ knowledge—or ensuring parents are fully informed and empowered to help their children embrace the body God gave them as they grow through puberty. Yes, that issue is on the ballot this year!
We’re not only encouraging you to vote—we’re urging you to equip your friends and family with knowledge about where the candidates stand on urgent issues that challenge God’s creative design: that every human life (born and preborn) is made in His image as male and female (Gen. 1:27).
Do you want to help ensure a positive election outcome this November? Simply do these two things:
1.Take a moment to download our newly updated 2025 Voter Guide for New Jersey’s gubernatorial race. Then, text the link directly to your friends and family, and encourage them to share it too. While posting on social media helps, election-related content is often suppressed by algorithms—so direct texting and emailing are far more effective ways to ensure this vital information gets seen.
2. Visit our updated Elections page to see the list of Assembly incumbents and candidates we recommend—each earning a 100% score on our candidate survey. The exact questions we asked are posted on the site, so you can see firsthand who stands behind commonsense policy solutions.
