Press Releases

Council Candidate Demands Stronger Emergency Preparedness, Reliable Backup Power, and Fiscal Accountability to Protect Clifton Families FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is calling for a comprehensive review of the city’s emergency power preparedness following reports that the Pentagon is strengthening military installations against prolonged

Clifton Council Candidate Calls for Independent Investigation, Campaign Finance Transparency, and Stronger Cybersecurity Protections FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is demanding federal accountability following a cybersecurity incident that disrupted the Federal Election Commission’s electronic campaign-finance reporting system just days before the November 3 election.

Council Candidate Demands Public Safety, Immigration Accountability, and Protection for Clifton Taxpayers FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is calling for a review of New Jersey’s immigration-enforcement restrictions, arguing that state policies must not unnecessarily interfere with lawful cooperation between local police and federal authorities

Clifton Council Candidate Demands Stronger Public Safety Protections, Judicial Accountability, and Relief for Local Taxpayers FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is calling on New Jersey lawmakers to strengthen the state’s bail reform system, arguing that public safety, victims’ rights, and taxpayer accountability must remain

Calls for Fiscal Responsibility, Stronger Public Safety, Smaller Government, and Greater Local Accountability FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson announced his endorsement of Republican congressional candidate Rosemary Pino for New Jersey’s 9th Congressional District, citing shared priorities of fiscal responsibility, individual liberty, public safety, and

Highlights Fiscal Responsibility, Tax Reform, Public Safety, and the Protection of Clifton’s Neighborhoods FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson announced his endorsement of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Justin Murphy, citing shared priorities of fiscal responsibility, limited government, public safety, and greater accountability to taxpayers. “Clifton

Calls for Ordinance Reform, Transparency in Municipal Fines, and Limits on Government Overreach FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is calling for a comprehensive review of municipal ordinances that unnecessarily restrict private property rights, impose excessive penalties, and expand government interference in residents’ everyday lives.

Calls for Transparency, Fiscal Responsibility, and Voter Accountability for Costly Government Decisions FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 28, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is raising concerns about municipal litigation, rising insurance appropriations, and the financial consequences of government decisions affecting Clifton taxpayers. “Bad governance comes at a cost, and taxpayers

Calls for Protection of Municipal Zoning Authority, Taxpayers, and Neighborhood Character FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 27, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is raising concerns about New Jersey Senate Bill S1766, legislation sponsored by Democratic lawmakers that would facilitate converting qualifying office parks and retail centers into mixed-use developments. Anderson

Calls for Citizenship Verification, Election Accountability, and Criminal Penalties for Organized Voter Fraud FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLIFTON, NJ — October 27, 2026 — Clifton City Council candidate Tafari Anderson is demanding stronger election safeguards following Governor Mikie Sherrill’s disclosure that approximately 6,600 individuals who indicated they were not U.S. citizens were improperly registered through New