Club Hosts County's First Federal Candidate Town Hall

The Camden County NJ Republican Women (CCNJRW) made federation history this summer by organizing a premier grassroots political event. On August 13, the club hosted the first-ever U.S. Senate Town Hall featuring New Jersey's Republican candidate, Justin Murphy.

The event drew an enthusiastic, packed house with 75 people in attendance. Local residents, party activists, and federation members gathered to hear Murphy outline his vision for New Jersey and the nation, engaging in a dynamic question-and-answer session that highlighted the community's top priorities. In attendance were the area's congressional candidate, numerous county and local candidates, and local officials, including the mayor and councilmen.

"Events like this show the true power of our local clubs," said Alicia Neal Liwock, Chairwoman of the CCNJRW. The goal is always to provide a direct line between voters and the leaders fighting for our values. Seeing this level of turnout and energy in Camden County proves that our message is resonating.

To maximize the event's reach beyond the venue, it was professionally moderated and live-streamed on the America's Pulse Network, broadcasting the discussion to a wider regional and national audience. Additionally, the town hall was live-streamed on the CCNJRW Facebook page.

During the session, Murphy outlined his primary campaign pillars and engaged in a dynamic question-and-answer session with voters. By establishing open dialogue between candidates and constituents, the CCNJRW continues to champion the National Federation of Republican Women's core mission: building leaders, energizing communities, and keeping America strong.