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With [[John Holt]], [[Susan Blubaugh]], [[Didier Jimenez]], [[Chris Estevez]], [[Arati Kreibich]], [[Antoinette Miles]], [[Sue Altman]], and [[Leslie Bockol]]. | With [[John Holt]], [[Susan Blubaugh]], [[Didier Jimenez]], [[Chris Estevez]], [[Arati Kreibich]], [[Antoinette Miles]], [[Sue Altman]], and [[Leslie Bockol]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:02, 5 February 2025
Sue Altman
Food & Water Action
Leading activists
New Jersey Working Families Party April 19, 2023.
At the congressman's office in Bernardsville, about to make our delivery!
Message-eggs, a massive stack of postcards, our Town Hall letter with almost 50 organizations signed on and some constituent letters for good measure.
With John Holt, Susan Blubaugh, Didier Jimenez, Chris Estevez, Arati Kreibich, Antoinette Miles, Sue Altman, and Leslie Bockol.