Palm Card, 3 1/2" x 8 1/2" [there was also a Spanish version)

Seth Kaper-Dale is a pastor and social justice activist in central NJ known for creating affordable housing and defending prisoner and migrant rights. Lisa Durden is a television personality, producer and outspoke subject matter expert on social issues.

We decided to run for governor and lieutenant governor because we are tired of party bosses and Wall Street running New Jersey.

•    NJ faces a drinking water crisis. Lead is in our water lines. Our public bank will finance towns to re-build failing infrastructure including our drinking water.

•    We need to fully fund public schools and expand afterschool care and recreational activities between 2:30 and 5:30 PM for our children.

•    We'll invest $600 million in affordable housing. Our Medicare for all healthcare will end insurance costs. Every city will save money, leading to lower property taxes and rents.

•    Twelve blacks go to jail for every white - that's wrong. We'll end racist mass incarceration and mandatory minimums. We'll legalize and invest in marijuana to promote a people's economy, partnering with communities to create small businesses and jobs.

Choose the #OnlyProgressivesRunning for Governor:
On November 7, Vote Seth Kaper-Dale/Lisa Durden, Green Party!

#KaperDaleDurdenOurChoice
www.kaperdaleforgovernor.com
info@kaperdaleforgovernor.com
facebook.com/kaperdaleforgovernor
twitter.com/kaperdaleforgov
1-866-SKD-4-GOV

Paid for by Kaper-Dale for Governor  23 S. 2nd Ave., Highland Park, NJ 06904

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Flyer, 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"

We Have A Choice November 7th : Vote Kaper-Dale/Durden for Governor and Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey
Seth Kaper-Dale is a pastor and social justice activist known for defending prisoner and migrant rights and building affordable housing.
Lisa Durden is a media personality and producer outspoken on issues of social justice.

We are running because we are tired of party bosses and Wall St. running New Jersey for themselves.
In 2013, 61 % of registered voters didn't vote. Today, with our "Last are First Platform" they have a choice.

Green Party: The Last Are First

• NJ faces a crisis from lead in our tap water lines. Our public bank will finance towns to fix failing infrastructure including our drinking water.
• We need to fully fund public schools and expand afterschool care and recreational activities between 2:30 and 5:30 PM for our children.
• We'll invest $600 million in affordable housing. Our Medicare for all healthcare will end insurance costs. Every city will save money, leading to lower property taxes and rents.
• In New Jersey, 12 blacks are in jail for every white - that's wrong. We'll end mass incarceration and mandatory minimums. We'll legalize marijuana for recreational use and partner with small businesses, creating jobs. We won't just let big companies take over - we'll use marijuana to promote a people's economy.

info@kaperdaleforgovernor.com  www.kaperdaleforgovernor. com 1-866-SKD-4-GOV
Paid for by: Kaper-Dale for Governor, 23 S. 2"" Ave., Highland Park, NJ 08904

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Brochure, 4 1/4" x 11" (opens to 8 1/2" x 11")

DON'T DRINK THE WATER Newark and Milltown water supplies are above "action level" of lead contamination! Data posted July 30, 2017, on the NJ Department. of Environmental Protection's Water Watch website reveals an urgent toxic water problem due to lead in Newark's drinking water. The state of NJ should have declared a public health emergency immediately. As of mid-August, Democrats and Republicans remained silent. The small Middlesex County town of Milltown demonstrates similar toxicity in tap water to that of Newark. Flushing water out can reduce lead but will not remove it. Lead will not change the appearance or smell of your water. __________________ The Kaper-Dale/Durden Campaign for Governor demands the government of NJ immediately: 1.    In critical towns, distribute lead­reduction filters certified by NSF/ANSI (an independent organization that tests water filters to confirm they function properly to remove 99% of lead); 2.    Educate residents regarding the tap water crisis and the use and care of filters, 3.    If necessary distribute bottled water until filters are in place. In Newark, of 129 residential water taps sampled, 29 showed more than 15 parts per billion (ppb), the "federal action level" on lead. The Newark data also indicates that at least 47% of its 296,000 inhabitants are consuming dangerous levels of lead (more than 5 ppb) when they drink from their tap. The fact that Milltown confronts similar water hazards to Newark, indicates the crisis does not only affect urban centers. Any water systems built prior to the 1987 ban on the use of lead are at risk. An informal investigation by environmental scientist and Green Party candidate for Assembly in District 18, Sean Stratton, also indicates water utilities do not always comply with regulations such as periodic sampling from the same taps over time. Thus, for example, after 2004 reporting for New Brunswick showed crisis levels, later periods showed improvement. But this could simply be due to inappropriate testing methodology (such as changing the homes sampled) rather than the removal of lead water lines and lead solder. Effects of lead in water   Physical and behavioral effects of lead occur with lower levels of exposure in unborn and young children than in adults. A level of lead that would have little effect on an adult can have a significant effect on a child. Low levels of exposure for children has been linked to damage to the central and peripheral nervous system, learning disabilities, stunted growth, impaired hearing, and impaired formation and function of blood cells. The Kaper-Dale/Durden administration will create a public bank that will make fixing our water infrastructure affordable. Choose the #OnlyProgressivesRunning for Governor: On November 7, Vote Seth Kaper-Dale/Lisa Durden, Green Party! #KaperDaleDurdenourChoice kaperdaleforgovernor.com info@kaperdaleforgovernor.com facebook.com/kaperdaleforgovernor twitter.com/kaperdaleforgov 1-866-SKD-4-GOV

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Palm Card, 3 3/4" x 8 1/4"

In my career as pastor of the Reformed Church of Highland Park, I have worked as a community organizer, social entrepreneur and seeker of justice. I have opened seven non-profit organizations, including the global coffee Grace, a multicultural refugee-led restaurant; A reconstruction effort after Hurricane Sandy; and a housing and advocacy Corporation for young people with too much age for foster care and homeless veterans. My efforts also promote the rights of immigrants, the imprisoned, the mentally impaired and those that the dominant powers keep down. I running for governor of New Jersey with the Green Party because: In 2013: •     60 Democratic officials abandoned their own nominee, Barbara Buono, who challenged to corruption, and publicly backed Christie for re-election •     61% of New Jersey registered voters stayed home during the election of the 2013 In 2017: •    66% of registered voters say they would consider voting for an independent candidate. I'm that candidate. __________________ Universal health Care Medicare for all will provide world-class health care for all New Jersey residents and save the state, villages and individuals billions of dollars. It will also help to repair the pensions. Public Bank A State bank with citizen supervision will ensure that our money stays here in New Jersey, allowing us to create ten times our assets in credit, lending for infrastructure projects that create jobs and give student loans at nominal interest rates. Progressive taxes I will add new tax scales for people who earn more than $500,000. The incredibly wealthy must put on their fair share. Elects the progressive candidate for governor On November 7th, vote for Seth Kaper Dale of the Green Party #Elunicoprogresivo kaperdaleforgovernor.com info@kaperdaleforgovernor.com facebook.com/kaperdaleforgovernor twitter.com/kaperdaleforgov 1-866-SKD-4-GOV Paid for by Kaper-Dale for Governor  23 S. 2nd Ave., Highland Park, NJ 06904

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