During the course of the campaign, Singh criticized the all-Republican Burlington County Board for focusing on bringing warehouses to the region with developers obtaining millions of dollars in tax subsidies, and creating traffic issues in local communities.
The Republicans also ran social media ads claiming that Singh would harbor criminal immigrants and support sanctuary city policies if elected.
[14] Gopal is the first Indian-American to be elected to New Jersey's State Senate,[15] Singh voted in favor of the 2018 County budget, which resulted in a reduction in property taxes.
[17] At the March 19, 2018 Board meeting, Republican Commissioner introduced a resolution to expand the Burlington County Women's Advisory Council's size from 15 to 20 members.
[18][19] On June 13, 2018, Singh and Pullion cast dissenting votes on a motion to grant an $89,500 contract for architectural services for security studies within the schools of Burlington County.