Voters will have their say in November. Republicans say they’ll work to defeat it, progressives talk legal challenges
COLLEEN O'DEA
Colleen O’Dea has spent her entire career reporting New Jersey news and won numerous state and national journalism awards and fellowships. She joined NJ Spotlight News in 2011 and now serves as its data reporter, as well as covering general assignment topics that include elections, politics, criminal justice, social issues and affordable housing.
Las bajas tasas de respuesta en áreas con una población grande de afroamericanos, hispanos e inmigrantes podrían traducirse en pérdida de fondos federales
Low response rates in areas with more Blacks, Hispanics, immigrants could mean loss of federal funds
(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office)It’s difficult to follow the money, but evidence is that Murphy administration has used less than 10% of state’s allotment
(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office)Es difícil hacer un seguimiento del dinero, pero las evidencias señalan que la administración de Murphy ha usado menos del 10% del dinero asignado al ...
(Ann-Marie Caruso, Gannett)The state has received more than $5B in federal funds to deal with coronavirus, but it’s taken more than four months for administration to announce ...
Whit StrubThe facility, a longtime target of activists and the subject of a lawsuit over the spread there of COVID-19, houses about 80 immigrants
NJTV NewsAmid pushback from GOP and progressives, majority party says amendment is needed because of delays in census process stemming from the pandemic
Winners have been declared although a couple of races are still undecided. It will be days before all the votes are counted
NJTV News[Updated: July 8, 2020] No steady flow for mail-in ballots across state, but relatively high returns in pockets. Notable win by Amy Kennedy in 2nd ...
