FAQs

FAQs 

What is Moms for Mullock? A coalition of South Jersey families, caregivers, neighbors, educators, and community advocates organizing to elect Zack Mullock, who will protect the programs families rely on — from healthcare and public schools to food assistance and disability rights.

Moms for Mullock is an organizing effort supporting Zack Mullock’s campaign by engaging women, parents, caregivers, educators, families, and community members. The effort is intentionally inclusive and focused on turning support into action through events, outreach, volunteer work, and community conversations. It creates a clear lane for people who care about financial security, disability policy, caregiving, schools, healthcare, and family stability to connect with the campaign and one another.

Why is Moms for Mullock, a SJDWF program? We believe federal policy should help families thrive. We're organizing to make sure the voices of real South Jersey families are heard and that our next member of Congress is listening. South Jersey deserves a representative who supports families — not one who votes to cut Medicaid, SNAP, public education, and the programs families and people with disabilities count on. Together, we're building a broad, united front for change.

What issues will Moms for Mullock focus on? The SJDWF program is centered on the real-life impact of federal policy on South Jersey families. Key issue areas include Social Security and Medicaid, home and community-based services, IDEA and special education, caregiving and unpaid family labor, healthcare access and insurance gaps, transportation, housing, benefits cliffs, and community inclusion.

What are the Moms for Mullock core issues?
We're focused on five pillars:

Healthcare, Medicaid & Caregiving — Protect Medicaid and home & community-based services for veterans, disabled people, older adults, and caregivers.

Strong Public Schools for Every Student — Defend public education, fully fund IDEA, and ensure students with disabilities get the services and inclusion they're promised.

Economic Security for Families — Protect SNAP, SSI, and income supports; fix rules that punish families for working, saving, marrying, or caregiving.

Disability Rights & Inclusion — Disability rights are civil rights. Enforce equal access in healthcare, employment, voting, transportation, and digital life.

Housing, Transportation & Independent Living — Expand affordable, accessible housing and transportation so everyone can work, learn, receive care, and stay in their communities.

How can we get involved? Supporters can make one or more commitments: Attend the September 9th Moms for Mullock an event, bring a friend, knock doors, make calls or send texts, write postcards, display a lawn sign, share online, or offer another skill or form of volunteer support. Volunteers may also sign up with their name, contact information, town, preferred contact method, and the actions they are willing to take. [See separate contact form and Action Sign Up Sheet to volunteer, share your story, or join the coalition.] The more families who raise their voices, the louder our message.

What is the September 9th Listening Session about?
A community listening session where South Jersey families can share their experiences and concerns directly — ensuring our next representative understands what's at stake. It will focus on how federal policy affects disabled people, families, caregivers, educators, providers, and communities across South Jersey. The format is intended to be listening-centered, respectful, moderated, accessible, and solutions-focused.

The format includes a welcome and purpose, brief opening remarks from Zack Mullock, community advocate framing, community comments and questions, and a response with next steps.

Is it open to the public?
Yes — it is open to the public.

Where do we RSVP?
Email momsformullock@gmail.com to RSVP.

Can we bring a guest?
Yes, you can bring a friend! Just provide their name and email when you RSVP.

Will it be livestreamed?
Yes, it will be livestreamed.