A lifelong champion of resilience and opportunity, Singh spent his early childhood in a small village in Punjab, India before immigrating to the United States with his family. Settling in Burlington City, Singh graduated from Burlington City High School and went on to earn a BA - Mathematics (The College of New Jersey, '07), an M.Sc. - Mathematics (Rutgers University, '09), and a supervisory certificate from Rowan University, '15. With nearly two decades of experience as a public school educator and a passion for shaping the next generation, Singh brings a unique perspective to policymaking.

• My personal political aspiration is to serve as an advocate for the people, ensuring that every decision I make is rooted in fairness, equity, and progress. I aim to use my voice and platform to address critical issues such as affordable housing, education, economic opportunity, and environmental justice.
• I aspire to strengthen the connection between government and the people by fostering transparency, accessibility, and meaningful dialogue. My goal is not just to hold office but to create lasting change that uplifts working families, protects individual rights, and builds stronger communities.
• My aspiration is to be a representative who listens to and delivers for the people, creating policies and programs that make a tangible difference in their lives while upholding the values of democracy and justice.

Homeownership provides more than just shelter; it’s the foundation for stability and upward mobility, opening doors to better education, greater financial security, and stronger communities.

household that relied on free school lunch to becoming an educator and public servant—has shown me the importance of equitable policies that uplift working families, provide access to quality education, and expand opportunities for all.

I’ve dedicated my career to advocating for those whose voices are often unheard, from addressing housing insecurity to ensuring fiscal responsibility while expanding essential services in Burlington County. I want to bring that same commitment to the State Assembly to tackle the pressing issues our communities face, like the housing crisis, educational disparities, and the urgent need for climate

Open & Accessible Budgets – Government budgets should be clear, detailed, and easily accessible to the public. I support regular audits, public budget hearings, and detailed financial reports to ensure transparency.

Spending with Purpose – Every dollar spent should be justified and aligned with serving the community’s needs, whether in education, infrastructure, or social services. Wasteful spending must be eliminated.

Ethical Leadership & Oversight – Public officials should be held to the highest ethical standards, with strong oversight mechanisms to prevent corruption, conflicts of interest, and misuse of funds.

Citizen Engagement – Residents should have a voice in government spending decisions. I advocate for more community input opportunities, including town halls and digital platforms for budget feedback.