TRENTON, N.J. - TelAve -- Rev. Darrell Armstrong, a committed advocate for independent thought, launched his candidacy as a write-in candidate for governor of New Jersey to reach a large swath of New Jersey voters who consider themselves unaffiliated with the Democrats and Republicans. "With my vision for a better New Jersey, I am giving voters who don't ordinarily show up a reason to show up on November 4,2025. Their hopes, dreams and votes matter," said Armstrong. Write-in campaigns may appear to be a long shot; yet, Armstrong is the best option for New Jerseyans to have a state that's affordable, safe and provides equitable opportunities for all citizens. Armstrong knows that now is the time for voters to champion independent thinking and to challenge the traditional two-party system. "It is a pivotal time for independent thinkers to boldly color outside of political lines and write my name on the ballot," said Armstrong.

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In New York City's Mayoral race, independent candidacies of lifelong Democrats like Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams have signaled a significant shift in voter sentiment. There is a profound impetus among the electorate to question party affiliation and support candidates who prioritize the issues they discuss around the kitchen table. Armstrong's run for New Jersey governor is targeting disengaged voters who desire leadership that implements policy that strengthens New Jersey's economy, reduces taxes, creates jobs and affordable housing, as well as, tackles the much-needed immigration reform.

Write-in candidates have won statewide elections in the past. In 2010, Senator Lisa Murkowski won her election in Alaska as a write-in candidate, after losing in the Republican primary. Murkowski's historic victory demonstrates the importance for independent candidates to authentically connect with voters.  Murkowski earned over 50% of the vote, proving that voters are willing and eager to support candidates who represent their values rather than fixed party ideologies.

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"New Jersey needs a governor willing to listen to people from all walks of life to forward meaningful policies that are in the best interests of our citizens," Armstrong stated. "My candidacy is fostering a government that truly reflects the diverse perspectives of our communities."

Armstrong is inspiring a movement that increases voter engagement and unifies New Jerseyans with a common desire to enjoy and improve their quality of life. Supporting Rev. Darrell Armstrong is a step toward a more inclusive and representative government that prioritizes the voices of the people. "I am encouraged by the enthusiasm I experience on the campaign trail. People want to be seen, heard, respected and treated equitably. They want to know that their voice and vote matter," stated Armstrong.

For more information about Rev. Darrell Armstrong's campaign, please visit http://www.Armstrong4GovernorNJ.com.