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Brian Varela joins John Holt after write-in campaign for Washington Township Committee

Brian Varela, seen here with John Holt, is a first-generation American, a serial entrepreneur, and visionary activist.

In an extraordinary display of grassroots support, Brian Varela has officially joined John Holt on the ballot for the upcoming general election for the Washington Township Committee.

Following a robust write-in campaign, Varela secured approximately four times the necessary votes, demonstrating substantial backing from both the community and local Democratic organizations.

The team of Holt and Varela has received endorsements from both the Washington Township Democratic Organization and the Morris County Democratic Committee.

Their campaign is built on a platform of inclusivity and innovation, aiming to infuse fresh, forward-thinking ideas into the currently stagnant township committee.

Varela expressed his enthusiasm about the campaign, stating, “I am thrilled to stand alongside John Holt as we strive to bring inclusive and innovative changes to our beloved township. Our commitment is to ensure that every voice is heard and to introduce creative solutions that address the needs of all our residents.”

“Brian’s successful write-in campaign is a testament to the desire for change among our townspeople,” said Holt. “Together, we are dedicated to transforming our local government into one that truly reflects the values and diversity of our community.”

Holt and Varela’s campaign focuses on inclusivity, aiming to represent all community members and bridge gaps within the township. Their innovative approach seeks to tackle long-standing issues and rejuvenate the local government’s operations and services.

As the general election approaches, Varela and Holt encourage residents to engage with the campaign, express their concerns and hopes, and participate actively in shaping the future of Washington Township.

This year, two seats are available on the all-Republican, five-member Township Committee, as Kenneth Short, a retired insurance agency owner, has decided not to seek re-election.

Incumbent Bill Roehrich is campaigning alongside Walter Curioni, who was rejected by voters as a 2021 candidate for the Board of Education.

For more information about John Holt and Brian Varela’s campaign, visit http://hv2024.com.

Holt is known for his dedication to the community and has been instrumental in sparking change throughout the town. A long-time resident of Washington Township, Holt has a passion for community service and local governance.

With a background in teaching and community organizing, John brings a wealth of knowledge and a fresh perspective to the township committee.

Varela is an entrepreneur and community organizer with a proven track record of advocating for pro-democracy reforms and greater transparency in government across New Jersey.

Known for his dynamic approach and dedication to civic engagement, Varela is committed to injecting new energy and innovative perspectives into town governance, striving to make Washington Township a more inclusive and responsive community.

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