An adequate network of providers can make all the difference in a child’s life, especially if they struggle with complex medical needs. This law will facilitate better access to local providers of all different specialties so that those needs can be adequately addressed.

Our state loses thousands of residents each year to overdoses alone. If we want to help our fellow community members avoid these tragic outcomes, we must offer the resources and safer alternatives they need.

This measure will allow us to hire more poll workers and keep our elections more efficient with no added cost to our counties.

While rare, dry drowning can be fatal without proper medical attention. That is why we need to do our part to raise awareness and inform the public of the symptoms of a dry drowning event.

This measure will allow us to hire more poll workers and keep our elections more efficient with no added cost to our counties.

In 2012, I was proud to be a prime sponsor of New Jersey’s Marriage Equality Act. Following Governor Christie’s veto, advocates continued the fight to the New Jersey Supreme Court, where they were finally successful in legalizing same-sex marriage.

We have to create new funding opportunities to give our child care providers and working parents the support they need. Encouraging investments into child care facilities with the incentive program created by this bill can help bridge the gap in child care.

Anyone who chooses to live in our state should be subject to the same requirements as current residents – especially when it comes to the safety of their families, friends and neighbors.

Anyone who chooses to live in our state should be subject to the same requirements as current residents – especially when it comes to the safety of their families, friends and neighbors.

By creating robotics programs in school districts throughout New Jersey, we can introduce our students to new experiences and give them the chance to develop the skills they will need to succeed in our technologically advanced world.

While a fee of up to $200 for medical or billing records may not seem like much to some people, it can be quite a lot for others.

We must do everything we can to provide New Jersey’s students with the opportunity to learn about and pursue careers in STEM fields.

This bill will allow local governments to acquire new passenger vehicles driven by municipal employees while broadening our aspiration for a cleaner and healthier environment.

“This legislation is critical to protecting residents of our state from infringements on their reproductive rights" -Valerie Vainieri Huttle, Mila Jasey & Senator Raj Mukherji on Bill Defending Right to Reproductive Autonomy & Access to Care in NJ Passing Committee: bit.ly/3G2MWm9

This legislation is critical to protecting residents of our state from infringements on their reproductive rights, regardless of what happens at the federal level.

Assembly Democrat- Sponsored Bill to Ensure Statutory Protection of Marriage Equality in New Jersey Now Law: Sponsored by Valerie Vainieri Huttle, Mila Jasey, Annette Quijano, Senator Andrew Zwicker, & Assemblywoman Downey (@EricAndJoann): assemblydems.com/assembly-democ…

Many religious based non-profits remain at risk and the need for security has heightened. Nonprofits, religious based organizations and members of these communities have a legitimate concern regarding their safety.

"Patients put their trust in their doctors, and this practice is nothing less than a violation of that trust." - Paul Moriarty, Gabriela Mosquera Bodrog & Valerie Vainieri Huttle on their Bill Prohibiting Invasive Examinations of Unconscious Patients without Prior Consent: bit.ly/3HXFmKt

“This law will promote the health and well-being of the people in our state while showing the country that New Jersey stands for compassion, dignity and freedom.” - Valerie Vainieri Huttle, Mila Jasey & Senator Raj Mukherji on their reproductive rights bill becoming law: bit.ly/3GpOV4n

This Paul Moriarty, Gabriela Mosquera Bodrog & Valerie Vainieri Huttle bill is now law: bit.ly/3tBVBJ3