Gregg
MELE

For Congress

STOP THE
RADICAL AGENDA

TAKE THE
MELE 10
CHALLENGE!

Meet
Gregg MELE

Gregg Mele understands why Washington should never be handed a blank check. A lifelong New Jersey resident raised by blue-collar parents, Gregg built his career through hard work as a businessman, attorney, graduate-level professor, and family man. His experience in law, business, finance, and technology gives him a practical understanding of how government decisions affect taxpayers, families, and small businesses.

Gregg is running for Congress to demand accountability for every taxpayer dollar and make Washington answer to the people it serves. He’ll fight wasteful spending, protect individual liberty, and ensure New Jersey receives its fair share of federal resources. Washington has spent too much, promised too much, and delivered too little. Gregg Mele will never give it another blank check.

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✅Check the facts.

✅Check the cost.

✅Check the consequences.

Adam Hamawy and Omar Abdel-Rahman, the Blind Sheikh, highlighting questions about Hamawy’s documented ties and testimony

Adam Hamawy’s Ties to the “Blind Sheikh” Deserve Answers

Adam Hamawy’s documented relationship with Omar Abdel-Rahman, the “Blind Sheikh,” raises serious questions about his judgment, testimony, and ties to the convicted radical cleric.

Stop the Radical Agenda

Washington’s radical agenda means higher costs, greater government control, and fewer choices for American families. Gregg Mele offers a common-sense alternative centered on affordability, freedom, public safety, parental rights, and accountability.

If You Don’t Vote, Someone Else Signs the Check

Staying home does not stop Washington from making decisions. It only removes your voice from those decisions. By Gregg Mele Some people believe their vote will not matter. Others are frustrated with politics, disappointed in both parties, or too busy managing work and family to focus on an election. Those feelings are understandable. But government does not pause when voters stay home. Congress will still decide how much of your money to spend, how much debt to create, how im

“Washington has spent too much, promised too much, and delivered too little. I’m running for Congress to demand accountability and make sure Washington never gets another blank check.”

Gregg MELE