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U.S. House · NJ-11 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Analilia Mejia

Democratic candidate for New Jersey's 11th Congressional District

Analilia Mejia represents New Jersey’s 11th District after organizing for workers’ rights, higher wages and economic opportunity.

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DistrictNJ-11
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Analilia stands.

Campaign position

Wages and worker organizing

  • Supports a $25 federal minimum wage, paid sick leave and the PRO Act to strengthen workers’ bargaining power

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Universal health care access

  • Supports Medicare for All covering dental, vision, mental health and long-term care without out-of-pocket costs

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Childcare and family costs

  • Supports expanding childcare in every community and limiting families’ childcare payments to seven percent of their income

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Housing supply and ownership

  • Supports major public-housing investment and restricting hedge funds and private-equity firms from buying family homes

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Public transit and infrastructure

  • Supports restoring New Jersey Transit and Gateway funding to improve commuting and strengthen regional infrastructure

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Campaign finance and accountability

  • Supports overturning Citizens United, public election funding and stock-trading restrictions across all branches of government

Record and background

Record & experience.

  • Experience

    New Jersey Working Families director

    Led New Jersey Working Families, organizing for stronger wages and workplace protections.

  • Experience

    Center for Popular Democracy leader

    Co-led the Center for Popular Democracy before entering Congress.

  • Accomplishment

    Helped win higher wages and paid sick days

    Helped organize the coalitions that won New Jersey’s $15 minimum wage and paid-sick-days law.

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