In 2020, Gov. Phil Murphy was the first governor to stay out of the presidential race in 28 years, leaving Democratic county chairs — and in some cases, Democratic County Committee members — to award the organization line in the...
Gov. Phil Murphy has stable job approval ratings of 46%-40%, according to a Fairleigh Dickinson University poll released this morning. Among Democrats – the constituency that matters most to a term-limited governor whose wife is running for the U.S. Senate...
James H. Coleman, Jr., 85, the son of a sharecropper who was forced to attend racially segregated public schools in Lawrenceville, was the first Black to serve on the New Jersey Supreme Court. Coleman joined the New Jersey Department of...
The Moderate Party, a fledgling third party organization, today asked the New Jersey Supreme Court to hear its challenge to the state’s fusion voting laws, the latest step in the party’s yearlong effort to bring fusion voting to New Jersey....
A legal effort by the fledgling New Jersey Moderate Party to bring fusion voting to New Jersey has gained a number of new prominent backers, with a several notable politicians and advocacy groups filing amicus briefs today as the case...
Decades of infighting among Parsippany Republicans led to Democratic mayors for 35 of the last 55 years in a town that once provided huge pluralities for GOP candidates running statewide and in Morris County. But intra-party quarrels and changing demographics...
For years, U.S. Senator Bob Menendez has been the guy New Jersey Republicans love to hate. Next year, they’re in luck: Menendez’s seat is up for election, giving them another chance to finally take the three-term senator down. Behind the...