Lingering doubts and danger in South Jersey. Plus, the governor decides on a running mate.. and we have it first. At the surprising numbers behind ...
Nia Gill
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 ...
Early Polls Show Obama Ahead of Romney in Final Debate; NJ Dems Pleased with President’s Performance
After the final debate, early polls have shown President Barack Obama leading challenger Mitt Romney, which New Jersey Democrats are happy about.
The Senate and Assembly both passed the New Jersey Health Benefits Exchange Act, but Republicans still oppose the measure.
Did Gov. Chris Christie strong-arm judges to support his nomination of Paula Dow to the Superior Court bench? Three high-ranking Democratic senators say “yes.”
In hotly-contested races in the 9th and 10th congressional district, every vote can possibly make a difference.
Democrats running for the vacant seat left by the late Donald Payne Sr. participated in a candidates' forum in West Orange Wednesday.
When President Obama announced his support for same-sex marriage, it became the top issue of the moment, and came up when the candidates were interviewed.
The Irvington mayor is running in the primary to try to gain the congressional seat left vacant by the late Donald Payne Sr.
Newark Council President Donald Payne Jr. discusses his campaign in the 10th congressional district. He said his focus would be jobs in Washington.
Newark Councilman Ronald Rice is running for Congress in the 10th congressional district to take the place of the late Donald Payne Sr.
Sen. Nia Gill wants to fill the vacancy left by the late Rep. Donald Payne Sr. in the 10th congressional district.
There’s a battle underway in the 10th Congressional District, the seat that became available after the death of Donald Payne, Sr.
Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron sizes up the races set up by the deaths of John Adler and Donald Payne and the redistricting of Bill ...
After the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected Gov. Christie's pick for a Supreme Court justice, politicians on both sides of the aisle weighed in.
Both chambers will meet under the gold dome tomorrow with nearly 90 bills slated for a vote.