Jeff Justice Williams Aligns with Joyce Watterman in Bid for Jersey City's Ward D Council Seat
- Kimberly Mobley
- May 6
- 1 min read
JERSEY CITY, NJ – Community leader and longtime Heights resident Jeff Justice Williams has officially declared his candidacy for the Ward D council seat in the upcoming municipal election. Williams is aligning his campaign with Council President and mayoral candidate Joyce Watterman, joining her slate of candidates aiming to bring inclusive and community-focused leadership to Jersey City. TapInto
Williams, known for his extensive community activism in the Heights, emphasizes the importance of grassroots engagement and responsive governance. His decision to run reflects a commitment to addressing local concerns and fostering a collaborative relationship between the community and city officials.
By joining Watterman's team, Williams aligns himself with a campaign that prioritizes equity, transparency, and active community participation in decision-making processes. Watterman's slate is composed of individuals dedicated to representing the diverse voices of Jersey City and implementing policies that reflect the needs of all residents.
The Ward D race is expected to be closely watched, with candidates focusing on issues such as affordable housing, public safety, and economic development. Williams' candidacy adds a dynamic perspective to the field, highlighting the significance of community-rooted leadership in shaping the future of Jersey City.
As the election approaches, Williams and the Watterman campaign encourage residents of Ward D to engage in the democratic process and participate in shaping the direction of their community.
