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- Pascrell, Gottheimer Pledge to Work on Restoring SALT Deduction
- Congressmen say it’s no accident that Republicans ‘got shellacked’ in midterm elections nationwide in districts hit hard by GOP cap on federal tax deduction
- Murphy’s Speech Recounts Policy Achievements in First Year in Office
- Strong economy, shrinking jobless rate, emphasis on civil discourse all ticked off as governor delivers keynote at state League of Municipalities’ convention, but affordable housing gets short shrift
- If Sweeney Wants to Legalize Pot, He’ll Need NJ’s Mayors in His Corner
- At League of Municipalities conference, it’s clear that getting votes for tokes is going to take more than just lining up legislators
- Who Can Solve New Jersey’s Affordable-Housing Conundrum?
- Gov. Murphy hasn’t made affordable housing a priority, but he’s giving the closing keynote at the League of Municipalities annual conference, and local leaders — among others — are looking for guidance
- New Jersey’s Recidivism Rate Plummets 19 Percent over Past Six Years
- Among factors driving the drop: more residential and community-based programs to help parolees stay on track and make the transition back to life outside prison
- Andy Kim Declared Winner in CD-3, Tom MacArthur Concedes
- Associated Press calls race for Democratic challenger in South Jersey’s hotly contested election
- With Amazon HQ2 Not Likely to Land in Newark, Talk Turns to Taxes, Incentives
- Murphy and legislative leaders say just making list of finalists has been a boon to state’s largest city, which is being positioned as a high-tech hub
- NJ’s New Congressional Delegation: Younger, Greener, Not as Wealthy
- The Garden State’s new representatives are very different from those they are replacing
- Highlighting Women as Engineers of NJ’s Blue Wave
- Members of grassroots groups highlight the thousands of hours of groundwork and advocacy they contributed to help flip congressional seats, say the work will go on
- Tensions as Lawmakers Launch Special Investigation of Murphy Hiring Practices
- Woman at center of sexual-assault allegation expected to testify early next month. Murphy official criticizes ‘leak’ of information
- Murphy Signs Law Banning ‘Ghost Guns’ In Latest Effort to Control Firearms in NJ
- Prohibition on homemade, 3D-printed and other ‘ghost guns’ is latest step in governor’s campaign to strengthen already tough gun-control posture
- NJ Democrats Itching to Test Their Strength in D.C. After Close to a Clean Sweep
- The party hasn’t had results this good in more than a century. Republicans must figure out how to recover from their big losses in Tuesday’s elections
- Kim Declares Victory in CD-3 But Vote Count Likely to Continue Through Weekend
- Congressman MacArthur doesn’t concede as mail-in ballots still straggle in. Counting of these and provisional ballots will go on
- New Jersey’s Rising Blue Tide Raises the Boats of Most Democratic Candidates
- Bob Menendez returns to Senate for third term, while Sherrill, Malinowski, and Van Drew all deliver victory speeches
- Surprises Amid Flips from Red to Blue, and MacArthur-Kim Still Undecided
- Yesterday’s House races met pollsters’ predictions by and large but not everything went as expected and there’s some mopping-up to do
- New Jersey Voters Give Thumbs-Up to $500 Million Ballot Question
- Funds will go to expanding career-training facilities at high schools and county colleges, tightening school security, and getting lead out of drinking water at Garden State schools
- Union County Tries Out Voting Machines with Paper Backup, First in State
- New Jersey’s voting system has been deemed one of the least secure in the country. Yesterday, voters in Westfield were the first to use new machines with a paper trail
- Real-Time Results for New Jersey's Midterm Elections
- Minute-by-minute updates for the Senate and House contests, open legislative seats, and the state ballot question
- We May Not Learn Results of Several Close Races by End of Tonight — or for Days
- County clerks say recent changes in electoral law have already caused confusion for some voters, are likely to cause more, and could delay returns in close races
- Online Tool Makes It Easier for Municipalities to Share Services
- The push to pool resources is key to driving down property taxes. Website gives local leaders a chance to explore their options — before consolidation is mandated
- NJ Rep. MacArthur Spends $210,000 in Federal Funds on ‘Franked Mail’
- South Jersey Republican representative argues total isn’t over the top, money is there for him to spend as he sees fit
- New NJ Transit Division to Take Advantage of Hefty Real Estate Portfolio
- A recent audit found the agency relies heavily on revenues from fares. A new law is aimed at leveraging its vast property holdings
- After Tough Slog, Campaigning Continues to Bitter End
- With just one day until the polls open, the politicians aren’t letting up even though the outcome in some districts seems all but certain
- Youngest Voters Explain Why Their Votes Matter
- High school students in greater New Brunswick area shared essays and videos on the ‘Y’ vote with League of Women Voters
- The Mission to Chase Down Mail-In Ballots In CD-11
- The race to get thousands of Sherrill supporters to complete and return their mail-in ballots
- Senate Race Has Been One for the Ages: Nasty, Noisome, Negative
- Republican challenger Bob Hugin has spent millions of his own money to unleash savage ads against Sen. Bob Menendez who has fired back on a far smaller budget
- 2017 Tax Return Shows the Murphys Made Almost $2M More than in Previous Year
- Governor allowed reporters to review materials for four hours yesterday. He had released two pages from federal tax forms earlier in the week
- Even at 11th Hour, CD-11 Still Attracting Big Money, Names, Attention
- Will first-time candidate Mikie Sherrill flip this district for the Democrats as they try to retake the House?
- No Blue Wave Needed in CD-2 for Van Drew to Carry on Its Center-Right Tradition?
- The polls — and his huge fundraising advantage — favor the Democratic candidate over controversial Trump loyalist Seth Grossman
- Hiding in Plain Sight: The Ten Legislative Races on Tuesday’s Ballot
- The midterm elections for Senate and House of Representatives have taken the spotlight. Meanwhile, candidates are toiling on campaigns for special local elections in seven districts
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