Constance Ditzel is a Republican candidate running for Assembly in Legislative District 5. With a background in academic and textbook publishing, she has worked closely with educators and administrators to develop curriculum-aligned materials. Her civic involvement began as a youth ambassador in the International Sister City Program, where she helped foster cross-cultural understanding. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she became an active voice in the Medical Freedom movement in New York City. Ditzel currently serves on the Collingswood Republican Committee, continuing her commitment to local political engagement and community advocacy.

Nilsa Gonzalez, a lifelong resident of Camden, New Jersey, is running for Assembly in Legislative District 5. A dedicated mother and grandmother, she has built a career centered on service, previously working as a paralegal at Mattleman Weinroth & Miller, P.C., and as an assistant to the mayor of Voorhees Township. Beyond her professional experience, she is an ordained minister and Bible teacher, actively involved in faith-based initiatives. She played a key role in developing and establishing the School of Light Church and Vibrant Church, reflecting her commitment to community and spiritual leadership. With her diverse background in law, government, and ministry, Gonzalez seeks to bring a strong, service-driven perspective to the Assembly.