A Voice for New Jersey’s Families and Future

​Amanda Esposito is the Republican candidate running for New Jersey General Assembly in the 4th Legislative District (LD4) in the 2025 primary election. A lifelong resident of LD4, she grew up in Washington Township and currently resides in Gloucester Township.​

Esposito holds a Bachelor of Arts in History with an interdisciplinary concentration in Law, and a Master's Degree in Teaching Social Studies, both from The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). During her time at TCNJ, she served as a Student Government Senator and was a member of the Legal and Governmental Affairs Committee. For the past 13 years, she has been a public school teacher, instructing middle and high school students in English and History. ​

In the 2023 general election, Esposito ran for the Assembly in LD4 and narrowly lost, finishing just 3 percentage points behind the winning candidates. Undeterred, she announced her candidacy for the 2025 election, partnering with Gerard “Jerry” McManus under the campaign slogan “It’s About You LD4.” Their platform emphasizes a bottom-up approach, focusing on amplifying the voices of LD4 residents and businesses in Trenton. ​

Esposito is a strong advocate for school funding reform, believing that New Jersey’s school funding formula must be fair and ensure that schools are fully funded without overburdening taxpayers. She is also committed to addressing COVID-19-related learning loss and protecting parental rights. ​

Beyond her professional and political endeavors, Esposito is dedicated to community service. Since losing her father, Michael Esposito, to pancreatic cancer in 2018, she has been an active fundraiser for the Pancreatic Cancer Network. ​

As the 2025 election approaches, Esposito continues to engage with constituents, emphasizing transparency and open communication to ensure that the needs and concerns of LD4 residents are effectively represented in the state legislature.