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Senator Andy Kim used social media posts dated January 13 and January 14, 2026 to share his current legislative agenda—including war powers and healthcare—and announce the launch of his office’s…

Senator Andy Kim shared his perspectives on New Jersey governance and national political issues through three tweets posted on January 14, 2026.

Senator Andy Kim used social media on January 12-13, 2026 to address topics ranging from national healthcare policy to local Olympic achievements and cultural heritage observances.

Senator Andy Kim posted about meeting the NJ Children’s Choir, promoting the Senate Page Program for students from New Jersey, and criticizing Donald Trump’s approach to Venezuela on January 12,…

Senator Andy Kim highlighted efforts against food insecurity and spoke out against political intimidation through a series of social media posts dated January 11-12, 2026.

Senator Andy Kim used Twitter on January 11, 2026 to voice concerns about alleged corruption within the current administration and issues surrounding congressional oversight of detention facilities.

Senator Andy Kim used social media on January 10-11, 2026 to highlight meetings with New Jersey’s Venezuelan community regarding U.S. policy toward Venezuela, advocate for comprehensive healthcare at RWJ Barnabas…

Senator Andy Kim shared views on political unrest in Iran, economic development initiatives for New Jersey, and criticized Donald Trump’s approach to Venezuela across several posts dated January 9-10, 2026.

Senator Andy Kim posted updates on January 8-9, 2026 about supporting school phone bans and discussing his father’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

Senator Andy Kim addressed concerns about U.S. withdrawal from international institutions and criticized current foreign policy decisions in a series of posts dated January 8, 2026.

Senator Andy Kim posted several messages on January 8, 2026 highlighting demands for greater transparency from federal agencies and promoting public trust initiatives within New Jersey’s government.

Senator Andy Kim posted updates on January 8 about an upcoming resource fair in Salem City and weighed in on housing legislation and U.S. actions regarding Venezuela.

Senator Andy Kim posted several tweets on January 7, criticizing former President Trump’s approach to Venezuela, recent FEMA employee firings, and responding to video footage involving an ICE officer shooting…

Senator Andy Kim marked the anniversary of January 6th with reflections on stewardship and healing for future generations.

Senator Andy Kim addressed concerns about potential conflict and democratic stability through several posts made on January 6, 2026.

Senator Andy Kim posted remarks between January 5-6, 2026 regarding U.S.-Venezuela relations, local biotech development with Celltrion in New Jersey, and criticisms of Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach.

Senator Andy Kim marked five years since the January 6th Capitol attack with several posts reflecting on its significance and expressing thanks to law enforcement.

Senator Andy Kim criticized former President Donald Trump’s approach to Venezuela and campaign financing through several posts made in early January 2026.

Senator Andy Kim used social media on January 5, 2026 to raise questions about U.S. intervention efforts and spending related to Venezuela’s political crisis.

Senator Andy Kim posted several tweets on January 5, 2026, questioning whether U.S. interest in Venezuela centers more on oil profits than drug interdiction or regime change.

Senator Andy Kim used social media posts dated January 5, 2026 to raise concerns about former President Trump’s policies toward Venezuela and question their impact on U.S. servicemembers.

Senator Andy Kim used his social media accounts on January 2-3, 2026, to discuss legislative victories against anti-corruption rollbacks in New Jersey and criticize U.S. foreign policy decisions related to…

Senator Andy Kim began the year by sharing personal resolutions and reflecting on national events through social media posts dated January 1-2, 2026.

Drivers in Burlington County reported a weekly low of $2.90 per gallon for midgrade gas in the week ending Dec. 20, 2025.