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New Jersey, NJ
Dr Rajesh Mohan, an experienced physician leader and a successful entrepreneur, stood victorious in the Republican Primary for New Jersey’s 3rd Congressional District. Dr. Mohan will now face a Socialist Democrat Herb Conaway, in the upcoming November election.
Mohan’s campaign focuses on stronger border protection, ensuring the longevity of Medicare and Social Security, investing in domestic manufacturing and small business growth, increasing investments in mental health care, and reducing out-of-pocket medical costs by reforming the Affordable Care Act.
With a distinguished career as a quadruple board-certified interventional cardiologist with an MBA and a proven successful track record of leadership, Dr. Mohan brings a wealth of experience, passion and a commitment to public service. “I am honored and grateful for the support I have received from the residents of NJ’s 3rd Congressional District,” said Dr. Rajesh Mohan. “I am determined to bring solutions to our nation’s critical issues. Unlike my Socialist Democrat opponent’s support of open borders and illegal immigration, I will work to secure our borders and stop illegal immigration. Unlike my Socialist Democrat opponent, I will make healthcare patient-centric, not profit-centric and decrease healthcare costs. Unlike my Socialist Democrat opponent’s incompetence in healthcare, instead of bankrupting Social Security and Medicare, I will preserve and protect them.”
As Dr. Mohan prepares for the general election, he emphasizes that all the issues that he is strong on and will fight to bring common sense solutions to are issues that all Americans want – Republicans, Independents and Democrats. “I believe in the profound strength of empathy and that the power of Good grows exponentially. I am more than ready for the big fights ahead for the good of the people. I invite all residents of Burlington, Monmouth and Mercer counties in NJ’s 3rd District to join us in the Good fight, the Big fight and help build a brighter future for our children and grandchildren.”
