Squire Servance, a New Jersey–born attorney, health-equity advocate, and community leader, announced today the formation of an Exploratory Committee to consider a campaign for Congress in New Jersey’s 12th District.

A new name has entered the fray in the still-developing Democratic primary to succeed retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-Ewing): Squire Servance, a patent and life sciences attorney from Mercer County.

PENNINGTON - Exploring a run for Congress in the 12th District, Squire Servance gave a somber and thoughtful expression this morning when asked to consider the most severe threat to America posed by President Donald J. Trump and his followers.

Squire Servance, a patent and life sciences attorney who launched an exploratory committee for New Jersey’s 12th congressional district in November, has now officially joined the race, bringing the number of Democrats running to succeed Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-Ewing) up to 13.

PENNINGTON, NJ - Americans have been promised “great” healthcare for years, yet too often we encounter a system that is expensive, confusing, and unreliable when we need it most.

When we talk about affordability, we usually focus on inflation or federal tax rates. But the biggest burdens on families in New Jersey’s 12th District are not always labeled as taxes. They are the hidden costs of everyday life, and they function like a tax on stability and opportunity.

Black History Month invites us not only to remember, but to measure ourselves against the courage of those who came before us. This year, as we honor the life and legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., we are reminded that Black history is not static. It is a living call to action.