Cammie Croft

@cammiecroft.bsky.social

From free school lunch kid → Obama WH Mom of 3 • Public servant • Builder Fighting to make life more affordable & politics more accountable in NJ-11 🌐 CammieForCongress.com

Grateful for the opportunity to talk with @montclairlocalnews.bsky.social about some of the most pressing issues facing our communities—stopping ICE, tackling affordability, clean energy and reconciling the nearly $20 million deficit in our school district ⬇️ montclairlocal.news/2026/02/nj-1...

NJ-11 Candidate Cammie Croft, Former Obama Staffer, on Montclair School Deficit, ICE

ammie Croft, a former deputy director of new media for President Obama, is one of two candidates from Montclair in the race.

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Today, New Jersey made history. 🎉 Congratulations to Governor Mikie Sherrill on her inauguration — and for making one thing clear on day one: New Jersey families shouldn’t be punished by rising electricity prices.

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My plan to fix our utility bill crisis: 1) Free solar panels for anybody who wants them—lower rates even for people who don’t, stabilizing the grid, thousands of jobs 2) Make data centers pay their fair share 3) Tie utility executive compensation to rates—no bonuses for hikes #NJ11

Croft’s NJ-11 energy agenda: offer free solar, hold data centers and utility executives accountable - New Jersey Globe

Cammie Croft, one of the many Democrats making an effort to break out in the packed 12-way field for Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill’s House seat, is releasing

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Donald Trump’s Administration is fueled by unabashed corruption, while representatives in both parties in Congress continue to enrich themselves through stock trading. This needs to stop. Period.

Trump and Republicans are already jacking up our electric bills here in NJ and across the country by trying to ban clean energy production, so we can only use expensive gas and coal. Now Jack Ciattarelli wants to make it worse by absurdly banning wind. We need more energy, not less!

Corruption in Congress is spiking NJ’s electric bills