(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)Yes, all legislative seats are up for grabs, but in the past that hasn't translated into heavy voter turnout
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)Yes, all legislative seats are up for grabs, but in the past that hasn't translated into heavy voter turnout

Republicans and Democrats have different approaches to tackling affordability concerns
(Colleen O'Dea/NJ Spotlight News)Early in-person voting, which starts Saturday, will last for 9 days

More than 410,000 NJ residents have voted by mail so far; 46,000 voted early in person at weekend

Political correspondents David Cruz and Colleen O'Dea break it down

Tahesha Way says 211,000 voters have already returned vote-by-mail primary ballots

This is the first year early voting was made available in New Jersey
(NJ Spotlight News)Democrats have a big advantage in mailed-in ballots

Early in-person voting, first time in New Jersey, starts Saturday, Oct. 23

Staffing shortages are an issue despite increase in pay for poll workers

Some advocates say systemic issues can prevent NJ residents, especially in Black and Brown communities, from exercising their right to vote

Applications for absentee ballots already top numbers for 2012 and 2008 in Essex County with five days to go before the general election.

As Bridgegate jurors deliberate, the defense files a motion for a mistrial under seal. You're paying more at the pump. On next Tuesday's ballot, a ...

New revelations of an old coverup at the Newark Archdiocese. Plus, growing questions about state aid to religious schools. The pros and cons of early ...

Gov. Chris Christie has vetoed a measure that would allow in-person voting up to two weeks prior to election day, a move Democrats say is ...

Sen. Nia Gill says she is focused on legislating for the 34th district rather than a challenge from fellow Democrat Mark Alexander.

Sen. Nia Gill (D-34) has introduced a bill that would allow New Jersey voters to cast ballots in person 15 days before an election.With new ...

With lingering power outages and damage from the hurricane, election officials have changed some polling locations and offered voting by e-mail and fax.