Rosy Bagolie – NJ Assemblywoman

Rosy Bagolie

Meet Rosy

Assemblywoman Dr. Rosaura “Rosy” Bagolie (D – Essex, Passaic) proudly represents New Jersey Legislative District 27 and sits on the Financial Institutions & Insurance and Education Committees. She brings a unique perspective to the legislative table as a Jewish-Latina immigrant whose family emigrated from the Dominican Republic.

Legislative Priorities

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Assemblywoman for New Jersey’s 27th Legislative District.

Today we shine a light on love, understanding, and

Today we shine a light on love, understanding, and the incredible brilliance within the autism community. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay #LightItUpBlue 🧩

It was an honor presenting a joint ceremonial reso

It was an honor presenting a joint ceremonial resolution to UNICO’s Citizen of the Year , Jenny Cone Chciuk, for her exemplary service to our community. A true example of “service above self.” Congratulations and thank you for all you do for the community.

Eid Mubarak to all celebrating! Wishing you a joyf

Eid Mubarak to all celebrating! Wishing you a joyful Eid filled with happiness and togetherness.

It was a beyond incredible experience joining fell

It was a beyond incredible experience joining fellow legislators for a Day of Service at LifeTown! We learned about the amazing work LifeTown and Friendship Circle do for kids across NJ and had a blast volunteering in the LifeTown Shoppes. Huge thanks to Toba and Zalman Grossbaum for their unwavering commitment and warm hospitality!

Join us and the NJ Division of Aging Services and

Join us and the NJ Division of Aging Services and NJ Department of Human Services for an info session on the NJSave Program benefits and the application.

🗓️ April 9, 2025
⏰ 1 PM - 2:30 PM
📍 Clifton Senior Center,
900 Clifton Ave #C5, Clifton NJ 07013

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to pay tribute to

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to pay tribute to Gov. Codey and his legacy as we voted on A5467. My remarks below.
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Today, we honor the extraordinary legacy of former Governor Richard Codey by advancing legislation to rename the Statehouse Complex Welcome Center in his name.

This is a fitting tribute to a man who has always welcomed the people of New Jersey with open arms and an open heart.

Governor Codey’s decades of public service were marked by integrity, compassion, and a deep commitment to mental health reform, ethical leadership, and doing right by the people he served.

He was never in politics for the spotlight—he was in it for the work, for the underdog, and for the everyday New Jerseyan.

Once this bill is enacted, this welcome center will bear the name of someone who truly embodied what it means to serve with humility and purpose.

Every visitor who walks through these doors will be reminded of Governor Codey’s unwavering dedication to making our state more just, more humane, and more hopeful.***

What a powerful day in Trenton, connecting with ch

What a powerful day in Trenton, connecting with changemakers from every corner of our state!

From exploring innovation with the NJ STEM Showcase at the State House to championing early childhood education at the Clayton Model Pilot Program Open House, it was a day of advocacy, inspiration, and action.

Grateful to stand alongside the Junior Leagues of NJ SPAC, the passionate students of the Nikhil Badlani Foundation, and hear the success stories of our future leaders from Jobs for American Graduates (JAG).

Appreciated the meaningful conversations at the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs meet and greet and with the NJ Plumbing Industry. It was great to join and celebrate the critical work of NJSACC supporting afterschool programs across NJ, and directly hear from the students on what the program means to them.

Assemblywoman Bagolie Condemns Executive Order to

Assemblywoman Bagolie Condemns Executive Order to Dismantle U.S. Department of Education

“I strongly oppose the executive order dismantling the U.S. Department of Education. This decision threatens funding for vulnerable students, weakens civil rights protections, and undermines decades of progress in public education. Stripping resources from our schools will only deepen inequities. We must stand up for our students, educators, and the future of our nation.“

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News

In the News: Essex County Executive Divincenzo Endorses Assemblywoman Rosy Bagolie and Alixon Collazos-Gill in 27th Legislative District

March 7, 2025

In the News: State Trooper Maternity Leave Bill Clears Assembly

March 7, 2025

In the News: Essex County Executive Endorses Collazos-Gill, Bagolie

March 6, 2025

March Legislative Update

March 6, 2025

In the News: Essex County Lawmakers Seek New Terms in NJ Assembly

February 12, 2025

Upcoming Events

Nominate a Female Veteran

Searching for veterans in LD27 for Women Veterans Day Ceremony in Livingston The Township of…

NJ Save Information Session

April 9, 2025, 1:00 PM
Clifton Senior Center, Clifton, NJ

Property Tax Relief Workshop

April 23, 2025, 5:00 PM
Livingston Senior/Community Center, Livingston, NJ

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