District 21 Greens

the alternative choice for the 2003 New Jersey Legislative elections

Covering parts of Essex, Morris, Somerset & Union Counties in New Jersey

Ryan Reyes for Assembly

    Ryan P. Reyes was born in Manila, Philippines and is a naturalized U.S. Citizen.  He finished his Bachelor of Arts degree at Excelsior College in 2001.  He has a Civil Union with George DeCarlo.  Currently, he is employed as a barista in a coffee house and is also a Notary Public of the State of New Jersey.

     Ryan started to become active in the Green Party during the Nader 2000 election.  Prior to this, he considers himself a gay activist seeking equal rights and an alumni of the University of the Philippines Babaylan – the first gay and lesbian student support group in the Philippines.

     He is a supporter of environmental and animal causes donating to groups such as the Adopt-A-Zoo program.  Additionally, Ryan believes in continuing funding for the arts and has volunteered his time to projects such as the Philippine Centennial Commission and the World Theater Project.

    As a Green Party candidate, he places the needs of the residents of the 21^st Legislative District first believing that corporations should not be involved in the policy-making of New Jersey.

    As an Assemblyman, Ryan plans on giving special attention to social justice by supporting full and complete rights for all New Jersey residents.

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Capitol Advantage (2003)

Eagleton Institute of Politics (2003)

National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence- NJ (2003)

Gun Owners of America (2003)

Out in Jersey (October-November 2003)

Project Vote-Smart (2003)

"Green Party fields Reyes" Filipino Reporter (August 15-21, 2003)

Star-Ledger Voter's Guide (October 26, 2003)

"Seeing Through the Politics: A Guide to November's Legislative Race", Out In Jersey (Oct-Nov 2007)

ABATE of the Garden State (2007)

New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities (2007)

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Contact:  P.O. Box 172, Gillette, NJ 07933 ● (908) 322-4319 ●  CampaignManager@District21Greens.org

District 21 serves Berkeley Heights, Chatham Township, Cranford, Garwood, Harding, Long Hill, Madison, Millburn, Mountainside, New Providence, Roselle Park, Springfield, Summit, Warren, Watchung, Westfield.