Job Creators Network Announces New Jersey Hispanic Voter Education Campaign Encouraging Garden State Latinos to Vote Their Values

Washington, D.C. — Today, Job Creators Network launched a six-figure New Jersey Hispanic voter education campaign encouraging Garden State Latinos to vote their values on Election Day. Polling shows the New Jersey Governor race between Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Candidate Mikie Sherrill is currently tied. Hispanics, who make up nearly 25% of New Jersey’s population, will likely make the difference in the election outcome.

The digital, audio, video, and social media campaign consists of a Spanish-language website, VotamosValores.com, which translates to “We Vote Values.” The site provides easy access for Hispanic organizers and voters to register to vote, check their voter registration, request mail ballots, and learn about critical election deadlines. It also provides information about key policy issues that disproportionally affect Hispanics.

Visit the website here.

The campaign features personal videos of Hispanic voters, including Martha Llamas, a businesswoman and mother, and Jeanette Mendez, who’s concerned about the lack of family values in public schools. The two women call on viewers to visit VotamosValores.com to review its voter guides. 

These videos and the women’s message will be promoted on social media. The campaign also includes display ads highlighting the key economic and religious freedom issues in this election.

Watch Martha’s video here. Watch Jeanette’s video here. Click here for a translation.

Alfredo Ortiz, CEO of Job Creators Network, released the following statement:

“Hispanic voters in New Jersey will likely determine the outcome of the election, so it’s essential they are reached with information on how to vote their values of faith, family, and freedom. JCN’s campaign seeks to educate Hispanics to fix New Jersey, whose small businesses and families have been among the nation’s biggest victims of bad public policies over the last several years.”

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