Jim McGreevey on Families & Children

	Jim McGreevey on Families & Children Former Democratic NJ Governor

Stricter enforcement of child support

Wrote legislation that would prevent insurers from dropping the coverage of victims of domestic violence.
Co-sponsored legislation that allowed for the denial, suspension, or revocation of drivers or professional licenses for non payment of child support.

Source: Web site McGreevey2001.com/accomplishments.htm , Jun 25, 2001

Committee for Working Families: chart NJ's future

The Committee for Working Families was founded to chart our state's future into the next century. The challenges are obvious: excellence in education, targeting emerging state economic trends, a sound and equitable tax structure which encourages hard work and investment; and a work force which is educated and prepared to meet the possibilities of the new economy. We must grapple with the tough issues which confront our State to ensure the long-term success of out families and our economy. Source: Committee for Working Families web site , Jan 1, 2001

Working families are the backbone of New Jersey

Excellence in education
Car insurance that costs less
A fair and affordable tax system
Quality jobs with a future
A clean environment
Vibrant urban centers
Secure retirement
Accessible, quality and affordable
child and health care.

Jim McGreevey says, "The CWF exists to listen, to learn, and then to lead. The CWF is a dynamic, interactive advocate for NJ's working families. We stand with working families to help them voice their concerns, and then find solutions. solutions to the real problems which confront parents, children, and senior citizens from one end of this state to the other. People work hard in NJ. The CWT is here to work hard for them." Source: Committee for Working Families web site , Jan 1, 2001

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Jim McGreevey on Families & Children

Former Democratic NJ Governor

Stricter enforcement of child support

Committee for Working Families: chart NJ's future

Working families are the backbone of New Jersey