Now, it's time to come together and focus on what comes in the general election of 2026.
Our mission to elect Democrats up and down the ballot begins right here, right now — and we need supporters like you standing with us. Will you chip in today to help us start the general election off strong?
For the past two years, we have watched Republicans in Washington and in New Jersey put partisan politics ahead of the needs of working families, prioritizing an agenda that would raise costs, kick families off healthcare, and undermine the rule of law.
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- I am not a federal contractor.
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- I am a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident (i.e., green card holder).
The NJDSC has both federal and non-federal (state) accounts.
The following entities are permitted to contribute to the NJDSC's federal account: Individuals, Non-Incorporated Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Certain Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), Federally Registered Political Action Committees (PACs). With the exception of Federally Registered, Qualified Multi-Candidate PACs, contributions to the NJDSC's federal account may not exceed $10,000 per year. Contributions by Federally Registered, Qualified Multi-Candidate PACs to the NJDSCs federal account may not exceed $5,000 per year. Contributions are subject to the prohibitions and limitations of federal election law.
The following entities are permitted to contribute to the NJDSC's non-federal account(s): Individuals, Partnerships, Corporations, Labor Organizations, Political Committees, Political Action Committees (PACs). Continuing Political Committees (CPCs). Contributions to the NJDSCs non-federal account(s) may not exceed $79,000 per year. Contributions are subject to the prohibitions and limitations of New Jersey election law.
Federal law prohibits the NJDSC from accepting into its federal account contributions from corporations, labor organizations, national banks and federal government contractors.
Federal law prohibits the NJDSC from accepting into any account contributions from foreign nationals. Individuals who have permanent U.S. residency (green cards) may contribute, however.
State law prohibits the NJDSC from accepting into its non-federal account(s) contributions from banks, insurance companies, public utilities, cable television companies, and any majority shareholder in such entities.
State law (The Casino Control Act) prohibits the NJDSC from accepting into its non-federal account(s) contributions from companies that hold or are applicants for a casino license, including any holding company or subsidiary of a casino licensee or applicant. Contributions from officers, directors, key employees of any such company are prohibited. In addition. contributions by members of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission and its employees are barred.
It is illegal to reimburse any individual for a contribution to the NJDSC. It is illegal to receive a reimbursement for any contribution to the NJDSC.
Contributions or gifts to the New Jersey Democratic State Committee are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes.
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