Cammie Croft is a mom of three, a public servant, and a builder who’s spent her career bringing people together to deliver results that make life better for working families.
From helping pass the Affordable Care Act in President Obama’s White House to building a national nonprofit that made clean energy affordable for Americans, Cammie knows how to take on big challenges and win. Now she’s running for Congress to lower costs, fight corruption, and bring a fresh, people-first approach to politics in Northern New Jersey.
From groceries to energy bills, costs are too damn high. Cammie will fight to put more money back in your pocket and make life affordable.
End Corruption, Protect Your Tax Dollars
Corruption is a hidden tax. Cammie will hold politicians and special interests accountable so your hard-earned money stays in your pocket, not theirs.
Clean, Affordable Energy Now
Build renewable energy fast to lower bills, create good jobs, and keep New Jersey’s power in the hands of its people — not big utilities.
Make a Contribution
From kitchen-table conversations to campaign trail coffees, our campaign is about people — our families, our future, and our community. Cammie is running because it shouldn’t be this hard to raise a family, pay the bills, and get ahead. Together, we can change that — and your contribution is the spark that powers this movement.
Grayzel, Croft, Hathaway confirm they’re in for special election to succeed Sherrill
Another Democratic 11th district candidate, Obama administration alum and former clean energy nonprofit leader Cammie Croft, also said that she’s 100% in now that Sherrill has won. Like Grayzel, Croft provisionally entered the race several months ago, and quickly raised $188,000 for her effort.
5 candidates to watch on energy and the environment
As the 2026 campaign continues to heat up, a host of new candidates are highlighting their energy and environment bona fides. … Democrats are zeroing in on rising electricity costs, as part of a broader message on the cost of living, with the hopes it will be a deciding factor in their drive to take the House or Senate majority.
Croft brings in $188k during first week of campaign for Sherrill’s seat
Cammie Croft, one of a handful of Democrats actively running to succeed Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-Montclair) in the House should Sherrill win next month’s gubernatorial election, raised $187,726 in the first week of her campaign, a week that was also the final week of the 3rd quarter fundraising period.
