A grassroots independent initiative dedicated to bringing awareness about local issues.
Lower property taxes
Bring affordability back to residents
Track the Long Branch communities voting power
Stay updated on endorsed candidates who share your views
Check voter status, register to vote, de-register from NY
Learn how to handle day to day issues from the City of Long Branch (Code Enforcement, Zoning, Building, Fines, Tickets, etc)
Better understand your rights as a NJ resident and Long Branch resident
Stop runaway tax hikes and spot assessments on your home
Together We Can Make an Impact & Stabilize Property Taxes - Join the Movement
Did you know that the State of New Jersey, Monmouth County, City of Long Branch has one of the highest property taxes in the United States?
Did you know that over 50% of the City of Long Branch is summer homes used by residents for less than 3 months a year?
This means that costs and expenses should be exceedingly low for the city and decrease over time as more homes become just summer residences. This means more benefits to year-round residents.
Did you know that the student count in Long Branch's public schools has been shrinking year over year for the last 3+ years alongside the budget ballooning?
Why would a school budget increase year-over-year when the student count are decreasing and overall efficiencies in teaching tools and technology is increasing which bring down expenses. Where is all this money going?
Voter Registration Application (Printable)
Vote by Mail/Absentee Ballot Application (Printable)
Poll Worker Application (Printable)
Deregister from Voting in NYC
New York State law is clear. Citizens with dual residences have the right to choose where they want to vote. They do not have to vote where they maintain their primary residence.
NJ Summer Home Residents (Citizens with Dual Residences)
Are you a New Yorker with a second home in Long Branch, New Jersey?
With your vote you can be a changemaker! An absentee ballot can make second home voting easy.
Voters can have an absentee ballot sent to their primary residence and vote by mail.
Register to Appeal Your Property Taxes (Online Form)
Only the Homeowner or a NJ Attorney can make the appeal.
Information About Appealing Your Property Taxes (Monmouth County)