In a town that seems to be getting more divided by the day, he stands out for his consistent effort to build relationships—and friendships—with Democrats and Republicans alike.

John,

Yesterday, Representative Josh Gottheimer lost his bid to be New Jersey’s next governor.

It is a loss for New Jersey, because he would have made an exceptional leader of the Garden State. But Josh Gottheimer is not the type to go quietly into the night. He is returning to Congress, and if you know him like we do, you know he will be back with a relentless focus on getting things done.

Since coming to Congress, Representative Gottheimer has been the driving force behind several landmark bipartisan achievements, from the 2021 infrastructure bill to last year’s legislation to speed critical aid to America’s allies in Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. It is no exaggeration to say these bills may not have been passed but for Representative Gottheimer’s tireless efforts to get them over the finish line.

In a town that seems to be getting more divided by the day, he stands out for his consistent effort to build relationships—and friendships—with Democrats and Republicans alike. He is, quite simply, a force of nature, and No Labels is very lucky to have him as one of our closest allies on Capitol Hill.

If you are interested in seeing Representative Gottheimer back in action, please be sure you have signed up to view the live stream of No Labels’ Meeting to Make Congress Work on June 26 at 8:30 AM ET. He will be joined by several Democratic and Republican House and Senate members, and they will start a conversation about how and where our two parties can begin making progress on shared goals for America.

CLICK HERE TO RSVP FOR THE MEETING TO MAKE CONGRESS WORK ▸
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Margaret White

Co-Executive Director

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