Supports parents rights to make decisions about their children's health and wellness. Twitter/X
Supports trauma response care. Gleaned from Facebook
Supports substance abuse treatment. Gleaned from a Facebook repost.
Supports keeping the internet safe for children. Gleaned from a Facebook repost.
Supports introducing more black history into schools. Gleaned from Facebook
Advocates for small business. Posted on Facebook
Supports New Jobs PAC. Posted on Facebook
Supports combining business development with college education. Posted on Facebook
Helped ensure SNAP recipients were reimbursed for stolen benefits. Posted on Facebook
Supports preserving historic landmarks such as lighthouses. Posted on Facebook
Supports strengthening family skills. Posted on Facebook
Supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Posted on Facebook
Supports the local food bank. Posted on Facebook

Opposes the executive overreach of Governor Murphy and the Democrats' increasingly radical agenda in Trenton. It’s time for the 1st District to put decades of broken Democrat promises behind us, restore fiscal sanity and drain the Trenton Swamp!Reduce Taxes, Spending & Mounting Debt Giveaways to Illegal Immigrants Invest in South Jersey Healthcare, Education & Infrastructure Rebuild and Revitalize our Small Businesses Stand with Law Enforcement

At the Candidates Forum held at Bridgeton High School, when asked about what makes him most qualified for the specific position of assemblyman, McClellan spoke about his commitment to God, family, and community. He also said that he shows up to do his job as incumbent every day, not just during election season.

When asked about addressing the state's budget deficit and maintaing fiscal responsibility, McClellan spoke about the state wasting money on a French museum, and then questioned the fairness of Bergen County receiving money for a jail and money going to Hudson County's infrastructure. He wants more transparency in the budgeting process through requesting more time to look over budget proposals. He wants to use the money he is able to acquire through these oversights to invest in schools.

When asked how to handle gun violence, McClellan spoke about taking the hand cuffs off the officers (let them do their jobs), part of the problem being that guns are being transported across state lines, and suggesting a gun buyback program.

NJ District 1 Assemblyman - Sworn in on January 14th 2020 to present Serving on the following Committees: Appropriations/Homeland Security and State Preparedness/Tourism, Gaming and the Arts McClellan serves as the Confidential Assistant/Personnel Director/Public Information Officer in the Cape May County Sheriff's Department. He was first elected to the Ocean City Council in 2012 and was re-elected in 2016. He has also served as a member of the Ocean City Board of Education, a trustee on the Ocean City Historical Museum and a volunteer for the South Jersey Field of Dreams. Ocean City Council - Ward 2 (7 years) Ocean City School Board Member (3 years)