New Jersey — 11th District

Mejia advocates replacing private insurance with universal Medicare for All, whereas Hathaway opposes government-run healthcare in favor of price transparency, PBM reform, and expanded Health Savings Accounts.

Mejia seeks to construct 8.5 million public housing units and ban private equity home purchases, while Hathaway proposes federal tax freezes and refundable credits specifically for first-time homebuyers.

Mejia calls for canceling all student loan debt and granting free public college tuition, whereas Hathaway opposes debt cancellation in favor of capping loan interest rates and investing in vocational training.

Mejia advocates for taxing fortunes over $50 million and making initial wages tax-free, while Hathaway focuses on curbing federal spending, cutting small business red tape, and enforcing pay-as-you-go rules.

Mejia supports direct federal caps on childcare expenses funded by corporate wealth taxes, whereas Hathaway advocates expanding the Child Tax Credit and dedicated family tax breaks.

Both candidates prioritize fully funding the Gateway Tunnel, but Mejia focuses on direct NJ Transit funding increases while Hathaway emphasizes One Seat Ride options and highway corridor repairs.

Mejia advocates for clean energy investments and a moratorium on AI data centers, whereas Hathaway supports an all-of-the-above policy expanding oil and gas while opposing offshore wind turbines.

Mejia advocates for constitutional campaign finance amendments and Supreme Court term limits, while Hathaway emphasizes cutting federal agency redundancy and curbing government spending growth.

Mejia calls for abolishing ICE and protecting due process rights, whereas Hathaway supports funding law enforcement, securing the border, and supporting allies like Israel and Ukraine.