WILDWOOD — Cape May County Democratic Chairman Brendan Sciarra and Atlantic County Democratic Chairman Michael Suleiman announced Aug. 30 the formation of Cape-Atlantic Democratic Unity, a partnership between the Atlantic County and Cape May County Democratic committees to foster growth of the Democratic Party in Southeastern New Jersey.
“Grassroots organizing is critical to the success of the Democratic Party in Atlantic County,” stated Suleiman in a release. “I’m proud that we’re partnering with Chairman Sciarra and the Cape May County Democrats so that our respective organizations continue to grow in years to come.”
“Michael and I share the view that while our respective counties have historically been Republican that there are opportunities to begin to reverse that trend. This is an exciting time for the Democratic Party in New Jersey as we control all three branches of government and both U.S. Senate seats.
“We have proven records of success here at the shore in towns where our Democratic candidates have had the opportunity to govern, and we want to help tell that story to more and more residents. It is important to have the party infrastructure in place to recruit the best and most dedicated members of our communities and then help all of our candidates succeed,” stated Sciarra.
“Our partnership with the Atlantic County Democrats will help candidates in both counties succeed in future years.”
Cape-Atlantic Democratic Unity will feature joint fundraising and voter contact efforts to help recruit candidates, enact good public policy, and to help individual municipal Democratic organizations grow.
For information email CapeAtlanticDemocraticUnity@gmail.com.
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