New Jersey on Ice: District 11, Snow Failures, and the Rise of Working‑Class Power

In this episode of D10/11, we break down the biggest issues shaping New Jersey politics and local government — from snow removal failures to the District 11 election results.

If you’re interested in New Jersey political news, NJ elections, pedestrian access mobility justice, or how local government really works, this episode is packed with insights you won’t hear anywhere else.

00:00 — How One New Jersey Resident Holds Local Government Accountable
We highlight Norm Sutaria a resident who tracks NJ council meetings, municipal budgets, and public works departments , showing how everyday New Jerseyans can demand transparency.

05:26 — New Jersey Ice & Snow Crisis: Why Pedestrian Infrastructure Fails After Storms

We analyze why NJ sidewalks remain icy after snowstorms, how municipal snow removal policies prioritize cars, and the statewide implications for Vision Zero and walkability.

11:31 — Snow Match: A New Jersey Grassroots Solution for Senior Snow Shoveling

A look at community‑driven snow‑shoveling programs that support seniors, disabled residents, and car‑free households across Districts 10 and 11.

20:02 — Why Mejia Won District 11: Voter Demographics + NJ Election Trends
We break down turnout, racial demographics, and shifting political coalitions that shaped the District 11 race , essential listening for anyone following New Jersey politics.

24:57 — The Changing NJ Political Landscape: Working‑Class Solidarity vs. The Machine

A discussion on political machines, labor power, immigrant voters, and the rise of working‑class coalitions in Essex and Monmouth counties.

🎙️ About the Podcast
D10/11 covers hyperlocal New Jersey politics, transportation & sub(urbanism) issues, elections, policy debates, and community power. Each episode breaks down how decisions in Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Morris, and Union counties impact your daily life — from sidewalks to statehouse races.