In Congress, Bonnie Watson Coleman will continue the effort to create jobs and provide federal support to the people of New Jersey.
Provide federal support to the people of New Jersey.
Occurrences
Evidence
Watson Coleman said she voted to fund the government for a full year and that the appropriations package directs $18.1 million in federal funding to projects in New Jersey's 12th District.
Her office said the FY26 minibus includes funding for four projects in New Jersey's 12th District, including water infrastructure, law enforcement radios, and cybercrime task force support.
Her office announced $500,000 in federal funding for the Old Bridge Food Bank and said she secured a total of $16.53 million for projects in New Jersey's 12th District.
EPA said New Jersey received nearly $169 million for water infrastructure improvements; Watson Coleman stated she voted to mitigate lead lines and ensure clean drinking water for everyone in the state.
GovInfo shows Watson Coleman as a cosponsor of the DHS Appropriations Act, 2026, a federal spending bill making appropriations for FY2026.
Assessments
Watson Coleman has materially delivered federal support through appropriations work and announced federal funding for New Jersey communities, including district projects and water infrastructure funds. Because the claim is broad and general rather than a single concrete deliverable for all New Jersey residents, this is best treated as partial rather than complete fulfillment.
The promise is broad but centered on providing federal support to New Jersey. The evidence shows Watson Coleman helped secure federal funding for New Jersey and NJ-12 projects, including $18.1 million in district project funding, $16.53 million for current district projects including Old Bridge Food Bank support, FY2026 project funding, and support for federal water infrastructure dollars flowing to New Jersey. Because concrete federal funds were delivered to New Jersey communities, the promised outcome was fulfilled rather than merely attempted.