Proposed ballot question would allow up or down vote on proposed gas plants

Voters could decide on putting abortion rights in the state constitution

Currently, New Jersey bettors are barred from wagering on in-state college sports and on games involving NJ college teams

Democrats pushed for the ballot measure citing concerns that a new map would be rushed. But opponents argue that delaying the map won’t account for ...

It’s up to residents if the state will sell recreational cannabis to those over the age of 21.

In the general election in November, voters will be asked if they want to legalize recreational marijuana in New Jersey.

City Council slated to take up mayor’s call for ballot measure that would allow him to appoint all members of school board

Legislative leaders move forward with Plan B after repeatedly failing to secure enough votes to enact a law allowing recreational use of marijuana

More than $5 million has been raised, and mostly spent, in the pitched battle over a Jersey City ballot question on regulations for short-term rentals ...

State Question No. 1 is the only statewide question on the Nov. 5 ballot, and it asks NJ voters a question about extending an annual ...

Those opposed regulations on Airbnb petitioned more than 20,000 signatures to let voters decide this November. Neighbors in favor of regulations lay out a litany ...

Jersey City's short-term rental community is hoping to take its fight against a new city ordinance to voters.

The legislators, who both oppose legalization, hope the ballot process will allow voters to become more informed.

Voters will have to decide whether to approve half a billion dollars in new debt for a broad range of educational priorities.

There are two statewide ballot questions this year that deal with funding for public libraries and money from environmental lawsuits.

Lieutenant Gov. Kim Guadagno has spoken publicly against ballot question two, which relates to the Transportation Trust Fund. Gov. Christie supports the move.

Is the Affordable Care Act becoming unaffordable? For some, double digit premium hikes could be offset by federal subsidy hikes. But others could get slammed. ...

Just six days after the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that judges are exempt from higher pension and benefit contributions, both houses of the legislature ...