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LEGISLATIVE UPDATE 1/8/20 the Fight for Chapter 78 Relief & Justice for Esps! Please Take the Time to Contact Your Legislator in Regard to the Following Bills LEGISLATIVE UPDATE 1/8/20 The Fight for Chapter 78 Relief & Justice for ESPs! Please take the time to contact your Legislator in regard to the following bills. The list of legislators not yet on the bills is below, with a script. The legislators in red were on our previous Chapter 78 bill, but not this one, so make sure you call them. Chapter 78 Relief Hello. My name is [_______] and I am a [position in school/retired]. I am calling to ask that Senator [________] sign on as a co-sponsor of S4114. This bill would lower health care costs for school employees while saving the state money. [Explain why lowering health care costs is important to you.] I hope my family and I can count on your support. LD SENATOR PHONE NUMBER LD SENATOR PHONE NUMBER 1 Mike Testa (609) 284-9076 23 Michael Doherty (908) 835-0552 3 Stephen Sweeney (856) 251-9801 24 Steven Oroho (973) 300-0200 4 Fred Madden (856) 232-6700 26 Joseph Pennacchio (973) 227-4012 5 Nilsa Cruz-Perez (856) 541-1251 29 M.Teresa Ruiz (973) 484-1000 6 James Beach (856) 429-1572 30 Robert Singer (732) 987-5669 8 Dawn Addiego (609) 654-1498 31 Sandra Cunningham (201) 451-5100 9 Christopher Connors (609) 693-6700 33 Brian Stack (201) 721-5263 10 James Holzapfel (732) 840-9028 35 Nellie Pou (973) 247-1555 12 Samuel Thompson (732) 607-7580 36 Paul Sarlo (201) 804-8118 13 Declan O’Scanlon (732) 444-1838 37 Loretta Weinberg (201) 928-0100 16 Christopher Bateman (908) 526-3600 38 Joseph Lagana (201) 576-9199 17 Bob Smith (732) 752-0770 39 Gerald Cardinale (201) 567-2324 22 Nicholas Scutari (908) 587-0404 Hello. My name is [_______] and I am a [position in school/retired]. I am calling to ask that the Assemblyman/Assemblywoman [_______] sign on as a co-sponsor of A5814. This bill would lower health care costs for school employees while saving the state money. [Explain why lowering health care costs is important to you.] I hope my family and I can count on your support. LD ASSEMBLY MEMBER PHONE NUMBER LD ASSEMBLY MEMBER PHONE NUMBER 2 John Armato (609) 382-5421 16 Roy Freiman (908) 829-4191 2 Vincent Mazzeo (609) 383-1388 17 Joseph Egan (732) 249-4550 3 Adam Taliaferro (856) 339-0808 23 Erik Peterson (908) 238-0251 3 John Burzichelli (856) 251-9801 23 John DiMaio (908) 722-1365 4 Gabriela Mosquera (856) 232-6700 24 Hal Wirths (973) 300-0200 4 Paul Moriarty (856) 232-6700 24 Parker Space (973) 300-0200 5 Patricia Egan Jones (856) 547-4800 25 Aura Dunn (973) 927-2526 Page 1 of 2 5 William Spearman (856) 547-4800 25 Michael Patrick Carroll (973) 539-8113 6 Louis Greenwald (856) 435-1247 26 Jay Webber (973) 917-3420 6 Pamela Lampitt (856) 435-1247 28 Cleopatra Tucker (973) 926-4320 7 Carol Murphy (856) 735-5334 29 Eliana Pintor Marin (973) 589-0713 7 Herb Conaway (856) 461-3997 29 Shanique Speight (862) 237-9752 8 Joseph Howarth (609) 654-1498 30 Edward Thomson (732) 974-0400 9 Brian Rumpf (609) 693-6700 31 Nicholas Chiaravalloti (201) 471-2347 9 Dianne Gove (609) 693-6700 37 Valerie Vainieri Huttle (201) 541-1118 10 David Wolfe (732) 840-9028 39 Holly Schepisi (201) 666-0881 13 Amy Handlin (732) 383-7820 39 Robert Auth (862) 248-0491 13 Serena DiMaso (732) 444-1838 40 Kevin Rooney (973) 237-1362 Job Justice for ESP bills The Senators below aren’t signed onto S296 (prevents subcontracting) and S3089 (gives due process rights). Call and tell them we need job justice for ESPs!! Hello. My name is [_______] and I am a [position in school/retired]. I am calling to ask that Senator [______] sign on to S296 and S3089. These bills would prevent subcontracting during the life of a contract and give support members due process rights. Support professionals in our schools should have job security. It’s only fair. I hope the thousands of support professionals who work in our schools can count on your support. Thank you. LD SENATOR PHONE NUMBER 3 Steve Sweeney (856) 251-9801 4 Fred Madden (856) 232-6700 5 Nilsa Cruz-Perez (856) 541-1251 6 Jim Beach (856) 429-1572 8 Dawn Addiego (609) 654-1498 9 Chris Connors (609) 693-6700 13 Declan O’Scanlon (732) 444-1838 15 Kip Bateman (908) 526-3600 17 Bob Smith (732) 752-0770 21 Tom Kean, Jr. (908) 232-3673 22 Nick Scutari (908) 587-0404 23 Mike Doherty (908) 835-0552 24 Steve Oroho (973) 300-0200 25 Anthony Bucco (973) 927-2526 26 Joe Pennacchio (973) 227-4012 31 Sandra Cunningham (201) 451-5100 33 Brian Stack (201) 721-5263 Page 2 of 2 .
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