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Earlier this year T&M Associates, a New Jersey engineering firm with millions of dollars in municipal contracts around the state, pumped more than $121,000 into local and county political races. The money went to primaries in Bergen, Middlesex and Camden...
WOODLAND PARK — A decades-long conflict among residents of a small New Jersey community over what their town should be called has been resolved — for now, at least.
New Jersey voters said "yes" on Election Day to Ballot Question No. 1, continuing the protection of clean water, natural areas, farmland, parks and historic sites. The majority of voters, 53-47 percent, supported the question.
The so-far collegial relationship between outgoing New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine and Governor-Elect Chris Christie, may be tested in the weeks ahead. In a letter hand-delivered to Corzine late yes....
The national election results have implications for Ohio. One year after President Obama was elected on a platform promising change, the people of New Jersey and Virginia evidently think change is necessary.
Since he won the election to be New Jersey's next governor, Chris Christie has gotten a lot of attention for being an avid fan of fellow Garden State native Bruce Springsteen.
Voters in South Brunswick fell in line with the rest of the state in electing former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie to the office of governor of New Jersey.
Amid the spin spewing from the parties over what this month's elections in New Jersey, Virginia and New York meant, there is one indisputable lesson learned: Voters don't like incumbents these days.
California is not the only state drowning in red ink. Nine other big states are in the same boat, according to a report by the Pew Center on States titled, “Beyond California: States in Fiscal Peril.” Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island and Wisconsin are the nation’s biggest budget losers, with California at the top of the list. It ties Rhode Island for ...
(Trenton, 11/16/2009) New Jersey residents can now use the Internet to easily search for campaign donations received by municipal candidates.
It’s the economy, stupid. At an event hosted by Penn Democrats Monday night, Pennsylvania Governor and Penn graduate Ed Rendell told the audience that the outcomes of next year’s midterm elections and the 2012 presidential elections will depend on the state of the country’s economy over the next few years. He said although the recent ascension of Republicans to the governorships of New Jersey ...
