Carol Sabo

Running for:
State Assembly - Legislative District 1
Incumbent
Challenger

Websites

This election is on June 10th, 2025

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Transparency/Accessibility Rating: Below Average

Agenda

  • Affordability & Housing: Sabo has championed affordable housing initiatives in West Cape May, notably facilitating the construction of Habitat for Humanity homes. She aims to extend such efforts to ensure more families can afford to live in the district.

  • Labor & Workers' Rights: As a long-time union member, Sabo has been active in labor advocacy, participating in negotiation teams and government relations committees. She is committed to supporting pro-labor policies and protecting workers' rights.

  • Environmental Protection & Sustainable Growth: During her tenure as mayor, Sabo has prioritized environmental protections and sustainable economic development to maintain West Cape May as a thriving and inclusive community.

  • Healthcare & Education: With a background in social work and education, Sabo understands the challenges families face regarding access to quality healthcare and education. She is dedicated to addressing these issues to improve economic stability and opportunities for residents.

While her campaign website outlines these focus areas, it currently lacks detailed policy proposals or specific legislative plans. As the campaign progresses, further information may become available to provide a more comprehensive understanding of her agenda.

Background and Experience

Carol Sabo brings over 35 years of experience in social work, education, and local government. She has served as Mayor of West Cape May since 2019 and has been a member of the borough's governing body since 2013. Professionally, Sabo has worked extensively with families and children, including 14 years with the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services and 23 years with the Cape May County Schools for Special Services. Her commitment to community advocacy is evident in initiatives like facilitating the construction of Habitat for Humanity homes in West Cape May. Sabo's leadership emphasizes affordability, environmental protection, and sustainable economic growth.