Background
Carmen Bucco was born in New Jersey. Bucco graduated from Nutley High School in 1990. His career experience includes working as a tailor and the owner of Bucco Couture. [1][2]
Campaign money
- Raised
- $2K
- From individuals
- $1K
- From PACs & party
- $0
- Own money
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Campaign website
Bucco’s campaign website stated the following:
LAW ENFORCEMENT
In times of crisis and emergencies, our first responders are the unsung heroes who put their lives on the line to protect and serve our communities. From paramedics and firefighters bravely rushing to the scene, to police officers ensuring our safety, and healthcare professionals tirelessly caring for the sick and injured, we owe them a debt of gratitude. Their commitment to public service is unwavering as they work around the clock to keep us safe, often facing dangerous and challenging situations. They deserve our respect and support, irrespective of our personal beliefs.
Like you, I am deeply concerned about the dramatic rise in crime in our communities. That’s why I’m running for State Congress, District 20. Join me in standing up for our heroes and demanding the necessary support for our first responders. Together, we can make a difference!
ELIMINATE CORRUPTION
For so many years we speak about corrupt politicians. Stopping corruption is a main focus. When we do something that is unethical it gives the public a bad taste and reasons why they should not vote. People have to be held accountable for their actions. This needs to come to an end and focus on the communities instead of greed.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Our first responders are the front line of our communities. Like all of us, we want to live and work in a safe environment. Without these men and women, we would not feel safe. Tying the hands of law enforcement only endangers our way of life. We must always support our police and first responders and need to be tough on violent crimes while focusing on keeping our communities safe. I am a supporter of the Second Amendment -- the right to keep and bear arms to protect ourselves and this constitutional right should never be infringed upon.
EDUCATION
For far too long, we have failed our children's education. We must get back to the basics of education. Statistics show that our students are not where they should be academically, but we continue to spend too much time focusing on other matters. If we cannot get our students back on the right track soon, they are destined for long-term challenges or failure. School safety should be a top priority. No child should go to school fearing what may happen. Our focus should be on providing a safe and high-quality learning environment.
TAXES
Taxes are out of control. During this time of record inflation, it is increasingly difficult to put food on our table and make ends meet. The policies of today are driving inflation and impeding our quality of life. We need to control our spending at the state level and stop frivolous spending. We are a country that prides itself on the pursuit of a comfortable and prosperous life, yet we are unable to retire at a comfortable age and often are not able to leave anything for our children.
SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESSES
Small business is over 89% of the country’s biggest employers. Laws, red tape and limited funding without high interest loans are hurting the small to mid-size businesses in our communities. We need to really hear what these businesses are going through and find solutions to make it easier for them to grow. So many talk about funding, medical and resources to expand. This will only hinder them and stop them from growing unless we do something about it.
PROTECTING OUR YOUTH
We all hear the saying… The Children are the future. To this point they are going to be leading communities in the near future. We as leaders need to help mold them to become a part of their communities. This is very near and dear to my heart. We need to focus on real issues facing our schools and other programs to give these young men and women a true chance at the American dream. The way of the future is tech and trade this is where the jobs are.
VETERANS AND FIRST RESPONDERS
The brave men and women put their families on hold and their lives on the line to protect us and let us live the American dream. They deserve more than our respect and gratitude. They deserve our support and ability to come to a safe home and a life to be proud of. I will be advocating to ensure we have the resources to keep our communities safe, provide for the homeless, ensure they are all protected compensated and provided the proper equipment to do their duties.
SUPPORTING OUR SENIOR CITIZENS
Our Seniors have devoted their lives to our communities, and we owe them so much. They have built a lot of what you see today. They can teach us so much about the American dream because they have lived if longer then we have. Focusing on their needs is very important to my agenda. Weather it is that they need better services, ways to keep the home they build or have lived in for their whole lives, and medical needs. Seniors should never have to worry after all their hard work to their communities.
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—Carmen Bucco’s campaign website (2024)[4]
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