I'm kinda curious how much impact McGreevey's scandal will have on his campaign. Like, is it gonna hurt him or do people see it as a learning experience? 
I mean, Doaa Amer was still able to canvass for him without any issues, and that's pretty cool. But at the same time, Nas Mallett was like "no thanks" after McGreevey's reputation came up. It's all about context, right? Maybe we'll just have to wait till Dec to see how it plays out 
! You got your youngins like Doaa Amer who's all about the issues, and then you got your "Jersey Boys" like Nas Mallett who's still trying to figure out who to vote for 
. And let's be real, McGreevy's got some baggage, but he's still a viable candidate in people's eyes. I think it's cool that they're having this runoff thing, it'll be interesting to see how the final two candidates play out 
. What really gets me is how affordable housing and poverty are affecting people's lives, Rosalyn Riley and Mindalia Green deserve so much better 
. Can't wait to see who's gonna come out on top 
. It's refreshing to see her not identifying herself as a supporter, but just getting out there to make a difference . But, at the same time, I can understand why Nas Mallett is concerned about McGreevy's past - corruption and scandals are no joke 
. The fact that Donal McGeady is keeping his card close to his chest is making me wonder if he's hiding something... or just not confident in his own views . Whatever the outcome, I hope voters make informed decisions and prioritize what matters most to them - their community's future 
. meanwhile nas mallett wasnt convinced by him but then again who is? at least someone like mussab ali made a good impression lol affordability is the real issue here, people are struggling to get a home or even afford rent. can we talk about that tho?. I mean, it's understandable that some voters are worried about his ability to lead given all the scandals he's been involved in, but others seem to be giving him a chance despite everything. Personally, I think it's cool that 18-year-old Doaa Amer is out there canvassing for McGreevy without even wearing a T-shirt with his campaign on it - that's some dedication! 
. One thing that does seem clear is that affordability and housing costs are major issues for a lot of voters in Jersey City - I mean, Rosalyn Riley and Mindalia Green can barely afford homes, let alone pay rent! 
It's not just McGreevy who needs to figure out how to fix this problem, though - the whole city needs to come together to address these issues. This whole thing just smells like party politics to me... I mean, who is this ex-governor even? He's got baggage, folks! Corruption and scandal? That's not exactly the kind of leadership we want for our mayor. And what really gets my goat is that some voters are still willing to overlook all that because he talks about issues like poverty and food insecurity... talk about a silver lining. Meanwhile, younger candidates like Mussab Ali are offering fresh perspectives on policy, but do they have the experience to back it up? The fact that no one's won outright just says something about our city's voter base: we're either too divided or just plain confused. Whoever wins, I hope it's a lesson in transparency and accountability... that's what this whole election should be about! 