N.J. League of Conservation Voters Endorses Vagianos-Ordway for N.J. Assembly

Ridgewood, NJ- Paul Vagianos and Christine Ordway were proud receive the endorsement of the New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (New Jersey LCV) today. Vagianos is a former deputy attorney general who began his career prosecuting environmental crimes, and Ordway is a philanthropist with a long-standing commitment to conservation and environmental causes.

“We are proud to support two candidates who are committed to environmental responsibility,” said New Jersey LCV Executive Director Ed Potosnak. “Paul and Christine have the experience to provide leadership needed in Trenton to protect our natural resources, safeguard clean water and reduce flooding. We look forward to an active partnership when they are elected in November.”

New Jersey LCV is the leading political voice for environmental issues in the state. The organization advocates for policies that safeguard the health and safety of New Jersey residents while protecting and preserving the state’s natural landscape.

“Our commitment to putting New Jersey residents first includes making sure our children are safe from the toxic danger of pollutants,” Vagianos stated. “We are honored to receive the New Jersey LCV’s endorsement and will work to ensure that our state continually moves forward on green issues.”

“We are dedicated to the preservation of green spaces and expanding clean jobs in our state,” said Ordway. “New Jersey LCV ’s efforts have been instrumental in both endeavors, and we are thrilled to have their support.”

Paul Vagianos and Christine Ordway have lived in northern New Jersey with their families for over 50 years combined. Vagianos is a small business owner and president of the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce. Ordway is an MBA and former Certified Public Accountant with 25 years of experience as an auditor and capital planner.

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