The next battle between establishment Dems and progressives? NJ's special election.
Gill disputes the idea that Mejia has an uncontested progressive lane and points to his coalition and endorsements.
Brendan Gill filed to run for New Jersey’s 11th district in 2026 and was not on the June 2, 2026 Democratic primary ballot.
Gill disputes the idea that Mejia has an uncontested progressive lane and points to his coalition and endorsements.

Gill says he will leave the county board after 15 years to make room for new voices.

The author argues that Gill’s local LGBTQ+ advocacy record distinguishes him from the other candidates.

Gill received endorsements from Morristown Mayor Tim Dougherty and other local and state political figures.

Gill presents his local-government experience and coalition-building record as reasons he should represent NJ-11 in Congress.
Gill disputes the idea that Mejia has an uncontested progressive lane and points to his coalition and endorsements.
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