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President Obama Joins Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill and Dr. Dale Caldwell in Newark Rally Ahead of Election Day


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By The India Observer Desk, Edited by Adam Rizvi, Editor-in-Chief, Published in The India Observer (TIO): Empowering voices that matter: Newark, NJ — November 2, 2025. In a show of unity and momentum just two days before Election Day, President Barack Obama joined Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill and Dr. Dale Caldwell in Newark to energize voters across New Jersey. The rally drew hundreds of enthusiastic supporters, marking one of the final campaign stops as Democrats push to maintain leadership focused on integrity, affordability, and opportunity for all.

File Photo Credit: Mati Rajvanshi, Reporter

Speaking passionately to a diverse crowd, President Obama urged voters to “show up, speak out, and shape the future,” emphasizing that every election—especially local ones—matters profoundly in determining the direction of the nation.

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Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, who has long championed veterans’ affairs, affordable housing, and education reform, spoke about her ongoing commitment to the people of New Jersey. “We are in this together,” she said. “Our strength comes from the unity and compassion of our communities.”

Dr. Dale Caldwell echoed her sentiment, stressing the need for equity and stronger educational opportunities for all children, regardless of background or zip code. His speech resonated with many in attendance who viewed his candidacy as a fresh perspective within the state’s leadership landscape.

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A Rally That Reflected Hope and Determination

The Newark rally wasn’t just another campaign stop—it was a reflection of shared hope. Volunteers, students, families, and community leaders came together to reaffirm their commitment to fairness, stability, and forward-looking leadership.

President Obama’s presence reignited the energy of grassroots movements across the state, reminding everyone that change begins at the ballot box. With early voting surging and Election Day around the corner, the event sent a clear message: New Jersey is ready to move forward together.

Editor’s Reflection by Adam Rizvi, Editor-in-Chief, The India Observer

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File Photo Credit: Mati Rajvanshi, Reporter

As New Jersey prepares to head to the polls on November 4, I find myself not only reporting this story but living its meaning. Having covered Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill and Dr. Dale Caldwell for quite some time, I’ve seen up close their humility, generosity, and sincere understanding of what New Jersey families endure every day.

Every time I meet Mikie, I am greeted with a warm hug — a small gesture, yet one that reflects her authenticity and kindness. Those moments remind me why public service, when rooted in compassion, can restore faith in leadership. I even have photos of her embracing me, and each one tells a story of human connection beyond politics.

For those of us facing homelessness or hardship, her message of affordability, fairness, and opportunity speaks directly to our struggles. Being homeless hurts — not just physically, but emotionally. Many of us have relied on the kindness of friends or family while waiting for a system that truly works for everyone.

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I sincerely hope that if she wins, Governor Sherrill will remember the people who stood by her — those who have believed in her compassion and her promise of change. This election is about more than politics; it is about dignity, stability, and hope for every New Jerseyan.

So, to all voters: please come out and vote. Let your voice count for fairness, opportunity, and a better tomorrow — for all.

Curated and Compiled by Alizah D. Rizvi

Photo credit: Mikie Sherrill press office.

 


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