CAMPAIGN NEWS

Republican congressional candidate and Assemblies of God minister Rob Canfield, who is preparing a 2028 primary challenge in New Jersey’s 4th District, issued the following statement in response to a social media post shared by President Donald J. Trump depicting religious imagery that many believers find deeply inappropriate. “As an Assemblies of God minister, I cannot stay silent when sacred imagery central to the Christian faith is used in a way that blurs the line between

Brick, NJ — Republican candidate Rob Canfield announced today that he is suspending his 2026 primary campaign for New Jersey’s 4th Congressional District after falling short of the required petition signatures to appear on the ballot. “While we built real momentum and sparked an important conversation in this district, we did not meet the signature threshold required to move forward,” said Canfield. “That’s on me, and I take full responsibility.” Despite the setback, Canfiel

Republican congressional candidate Rob Canfield today released the following statement regarding the escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran. “Every American stands with our troops and prays for their safety. But Congress has a responsibility to ask hard questions before sending more American lives and taxpayer dollars into another Middle East war. I oppose expanding U.S. military action in Iran. If I were in Congress today, I would vote no on further

Brick, NJ — Rob Canfield, Republican candidate for Congress in New Jersey’s 4th Congressional District, today announced a firm pledge to support congressional term limits and to personally serve no more than 12 years if elected — the equivalent of two terms in the United States Senate. “I’m not running to make a career in Washington,” said Canfield. “I’m running to do the job, fix what’s broken, and then come home. That’s why I’m committing right now to a hard 12-year limit