English-only computer software a point of confusion at Motor Vehicle Commission offices, according to county election officials

Trump, Republicans call on Congress to pass voting restrictions in wake of Motor Vehicle Commission software glitch

Democracy expert says state resistance is important while U.S. Supreme Court favors restrictions to casting ballots

Weeks before midterm elections that will determine control of Congress, president is renewing push to exclude ballots

Advocates say it's up to schools to put out word about registering after a disappointing turnout in the 11th District primary

Where the two major party candidates stand on issues with little public attention

Interim US Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba is looking to change how elections are run in the state

Advocates fearful of Trump administration, want state to act on number of fronts

In New Jersey, nearly 1 million people with disabilities are eligible to vote in this election

GOP hypes need for extra safeguard despite evidence that voting by noncitizens is minuscule

The governor also highlights progress in pension reform, transit infrastructure and voting rights

Aim of John Lewis Voting Rights Act of New Jersey is to ensure equitable access to voting

2019 was not without significant accomplishments in Trenton, but legislators still have work to do on some big issues important to New Jersey residents.

After state Senate gives approval, legislation awaits governor’s signature

Over 102,000 people are denied the right to vote in New Jersey because of a criminal conviction, but a pending piece of legislation is looking ...

There was overwhelming support for a bill that would restore the voting rights of felons who are currently incarcerated and on probation or parole.

The speech covered a lot of territory. Whether it moved the needle on Murphy’s relationship with Sweeney, we’ll have to wait and see.

Monday, four lawmakers said they would introduce bills to restore voting rights to those in prison, on parole and probation — which would effect roughly ...

A New Jersey’s Institute for Social Justice study shows approximately 94,000 New Jerseyans can’t vote because of a felony conviction.