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- Governor Responds to Questions about Handling of Sexual-Assault Charge
- Hours before leaving on an overseas economic mission, Murphy announces independent investigation into his administration’s hiring of a man accused of sexual assault
- Anger in Trenton Over Way Alleged Sexual Assault Was Dealt With
- Growing sense of outrage over how Murphy administration handled sexual misconduct case. Republicans want full-scale investigation
- Both Candidates in CD-5 Lean Right, But Republican Hews Closer to Trump
- Gottheimer claims he’s known for bipartisan approach, while McCann argues Dems can be part of problem rather than solution. Both candidates favor Trump’s wall
- Governor, Dems Cautioned It’s Time to Repay African-American Support
- Weeks before the critical midterm elections, community leaders tell Democrats — especially Gov. Phil Murphy — that they want action on important issues
- Billed as a National ‘Litmus Test,’ Debate in CD-11 Stays Close to Home
- Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jay Webber keep their composure while facing off on federal tax reform, healthcare, student debt, infrastructure — and more
- In CD-2, Candidates Clash Over South Jersey's Place in Trump's America
- Grossman, Van Drew take off the gloves in debate that goes from raucous to rancorous
- Conservative Group Sues Over NJ Limit on When People Can Quit Labor Unions
- Michigan-based organization files suit on behalf of three union members from Lakewood, charges Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation to get around U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus ruling
- NJ Legislature Unanimously Approves Tougher Sexual Harassment Policy
- New policy specifies mandatory anti-harassment training for lawmakers, applies to staff, lobbyists, journalists — virtually all those doing business in State House
- NJ Lawmakers Rally on Behalf of Judge Kavanaugh’s Accusers
- State senators protest possible advancement of Supreme Court nominee as New Jersey legislators review their own sexual-harassment policies
- Democratic Convention: Firing Up the Faithful for Midterm Elections
- With their sights set on flipping Republican congressional seats in November, New Jersey Democrats get animated
- Murphy Rows in With Continuing State Oversight of Atlantic City
- Takeover won’t end any time soon, as new report points to ongoing ‘fiscal, operational, economic and social challenges’
- Murphy Calls for Bergen County Sheriff to Go, After Racist Remarks Caught on Tape
- WNYC obtained a secret recording of Sheriff Michael Saudino speaking offensively about black people and Attorney General Gurbir Grewal
- Menendez Accuses His GOP Challenger of Running ‘Deceptive Campaign’
- New Jersey’s senior senator says this election contest is more negative than he expected
- Elections 2018 — An Interactive Guide to New Jersey's Critical Contests
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- Watch Out, New Jersey Voters, Mail-In Ballot Rules Have Changed
- Residents who voted by mail in 2016 have been automatically registered to cast their ballots by mail in 2018
- There’s Money for Upgrading NJ Election Security but Little for Vital Paper Trail
- Despite expert opinion that, without paper ballots, New Jersey’s election system is far from secure, state allots negligible amount to remedy that weakness
- MacArthur Accuses Democratic Challenger of Puffing Up Résumé
- Republican congressman swings hard at Andy Kim, his Democratic opponent in 3rd Congressional District, calls him ‘a fraud’
- Would Newark Airport Pay Increase Give Murphy His Minimum-Wage Victory?
- The governor campaigned on a promise to boost the minimum wage. If the Port Authority votes to raise salaries of airport workers, has Murphy made good on his pledge?
- Biden Stumps for Sherrill, Blasts Trump Administration, at Campaign Rally
- Gov. Murphy calls for leaders who talk to their constituents, rather than tweet
- NJ Dems Warn Trump Supreme Court Nominee Threat to Gun Safety
- Sen. Bob Menendez and Bill Castner — Murphy’s gun-control czar — argue that if appointed Judge Kavanaugh could undermine state’s tough stand on gun violence
- Candidates Continue to Turn Up the Heat in NJ’s Hottest Campaigns
- An unexpectedly narrow margin in the state’s Senate race, and plenty of outside money buying TV spots and looking to flip red districts, are keeping some New Jersey’s contests on the boil
- State GOP Leader Not Worried About Key Congressional Races
- While New Jersey Democrats think they can flip five critical seats in November election, GOP party chairman disputes the possibility
- Gearing Up for the Future: New Jersey Gets its First Innovation Chief
- Veteran of Obama administration, tech and academic worlds, is given job of harnessing tech to update government in New Jersey
- We Are Not America’s Enemy
- NJ Spotlight stands with the hundreds of other news organizations across the country that today are contesting the accusation that they are an ‘enemy of the people’
- Murphy Signs Legislation to Expand Range of Public-Private Partnerships
- Senate President Sweeney concurs that bipartisan bill could help NJ lead the nation in infrastructure investments
- State Supreme Court Sides with Legislature over Christie-Era Job Rule
- Court affirms right of lawmakers to override actions by state agencies, repudiates effort to weaken civil service protections
- The Man Who Tried to Clean Up New Jersey Politics
- Former state legislator William E. Schluter, who died this week, left an indelible mark on New Jersey politics. And he had a prescription for corruption in the Garden State
- Former NJ Legislator Schluter, Known for His Unwavering Ethics, Dies at 90
- In a political career extending from 1968 to 2002, William E. Schluter cinched tight the laws governing campaign contributions and lobbying
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