The town of Princeton was packed with an estimated 3,000-5,000 protestors on Saturday, June 14 – just one of thousands of nationwide protests to mark “No Kings Day.” “What an appropriate place to have a No Kings rally,” said CFPA Executive Director Rev. Robert Moore, noting the event took place directly under a massive statue commemorating the 1777 Battle of Princeton. “George Washington fought to prevent America from being ruled by kings.” The event was sponsored by the Coalition for Peace Action (CFPA), Indivisible Princeton, and the Princeton Community Democratic Organization. (fb)

It's less than three weeks until the June 10 NJ Gubernatorial Candidate Primary, and CFPA has just finished this Peace Voter Guide comparing the candidates in that race on key Gun Violence Prevention, Climate, and Nuclear Weapon issues. This is the culmination of our Peace Voter 2025 Campaign, in which four major party candidates accepted our offer made to all major party candidates to schedule a one hour Candidate Briefing, and susequently returned the Candidate Questionnaire on which the Guide is based. I urge all CFPA supporters eligible to vote to do so in this pivotal Election. It is seen as a bellwether for the 2026 Congressional election, and its influence will go far beyond the borders of NJ! If you haven't already cast your vote, I urge you to review the Guide before deciding how you want to vote! In addition, I urgently request your help to get this critical Guide to your contacts--friends, family, colleagues, etc. who are eligible to vote in NJ, so they can review it before they decide how to vote! The more informed Peace Voters who cast votes, the better the chance that a candidate shown to be strong on our issues will win! See our Voter Guide at peacecoalition dot org/peace-voter-guide-2025.html (fb)