New Jersey Nears Vote on Letting Gays Marry
New York Times - Fri Dec 4, 10:28 pm ETRecent votes against same-sex marriage in Maine and New York led opponents of the New Jersey measure to say that the political tide had turned against it.
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Recent votes against same-sex marriage in Maine and New York led opponents of the New Jersey measure to say that the political tide had turned against it.
What's Your Reaction? TRENTON, N.J. — A federal judge in New Jersey has denied a request by the Republican National Committee to dissolve a 27-year-old court order aimed at preventing intimidation of minority voters.
New Jersey's Republican Party is getting attention from celebrity candidates after Gov.-elect Christopher J. Christie's Nov. 3 upset victory over Democratic Gov. Corzine.
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Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine spent $27 million on his unsuccessful re-election bid, more than double the Republican who ousted him, according to state campaign finance data.
New Jersey’s two senators and an important Democratic fence-sitter on health reform proposed Friday that insurance companies be barred from taking a business deduction for executive pay in excess of $400,000.
WASHINGTON (AP) — An ebullient Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele asserted Wednesday that GOP victories in governors’ races in New Jersey and Virginia demonstrate “a transcendent party” on the move again. Democratic Party Chairman Tim Kaine said that nothing about the election returns amounted to a repudiation of President Barack Obama.
Although he is now working in the private sector with his own government relations company, Oxford Place resident Jeff Michaels can still extol the virtues of New Jersey Gov.-elect Chris Christie, who he has known for about 30 years.
The newest members of New Jersey's Hall of Fame include actors Jack Nicholson and Danny DeVito, musicians Les Paul and Count Basie, and authors Philip Roth and Judy Blume.
New Jersey taxpayers are awash in debt thanks to the spending habits of Trenton politicians — and voters themselves — who have driven up state borrowing by nearly 700 percent over the last two decades.
Neither of the two New Jersey Hall of Fame nominees with Morris County roots managed to make the final cut, once the public and organization's own votes were counted.