Governor Mikie Sherrill highlighted her administration’s focus on supporting small businesses and advancing nuclear energy in New Jersey through a series of social media posts on April 8, 2026.
During a visit to a local business, Sherrill stated, “Stopped by Millie and Joy, a woman-owned boutique in Rahway. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy. Our entrepreneurs shouldn’t be slowed down by red tape or long wait times. My Administration is committed to supporting local businesses, keeping Main Streets vibrant,” posted at 15:05 UTC.
Later that day, she promoted legislative action regarding nuclear energy: “LIVE NOW: Join me as I sign legislation that paves the way for new nuclear power in New Jersey.” This was posted at 16:14 UTC.
In an additional post at 20:17 UTC, Sherrill emphasized the state’s readiness to expand its role in nuclear power generation. She wrote, “New Jersey is uniquely positioned to lead on nuclear power. We have the infrastructure, the workforce, the innovators, the experience. And the potential benefits are huge. That’s why, today, I signed legislation to lift a decades-old moratorium on nuclear power and announced”.
Mikie Sherrill has served as U.S. Congresswoman representing New Jersey’s 11th District since 2019 after succeeding Rodney Frelinghuysen. Born in Alexandria, Virginia in 1972 and currently residing in Montclair at age 51, Sherrill’s career has focused on public service within New Jersey.
