Louis Greenwald

GREENWALD RELEASES ASSEMBLY BUDGET PANEL'S
PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULE

(TRENTON) - Assembly Budget Committee Chairman Louis D. Greenwald today announced that residents will have three opportunities to address the Assembly Budget Committee as it begins its examination of Governor Jon Corzine's proposed Fiscal Year 2009 state budget.

GREENWALD: BUDGET CUTS NECESSARY MEDICINE
TO CURE STATE'S FISCAL ILLS

CRYAN/GREENWALD/MORIARTY BILL TO ALLOW GOVERNMENT NOTICES, INFORMATION VIA INTERNET ADVANCES

(TRENTON) - Legislation Assemblymen Joseph Cryan, Louis D. Greenwald, and Paul D. Moriarty sponsored to expand state and local government information publication requirements to the Internet was released today by an Assembly committee.

LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY DAY-OFF HIGHLIGHTS NEED
FOR REDRAWING STATE HOLIDAY MAP
Assemblyman to Push for Swap of February 12 State Holiday

(VOORHEES) - Assemblyman Louis Greenwald said tomorrow's closing of all state offices in recognition of the Lincoln's Birthday state holiday underscores the need for New Jersey to modernize its holiday schedule to be more in-step with the real world.

ASSEMBLY PASSES LEGALIZED SPORTS-BETTING BILL
Measure Would Legalize Wagering on Professional Athletics

(TRENTON) - Legislation Assemblymen Nelson Albano, Louis Greenwald, John Burzichelli, and Paul Moriarty sponsored to pave the way for Atlantic City casinos to take bets on professional sporting contests was passed today by the General Assembly.

GREENWALD: ATLANTIC CITY AGAIN LEFT OUT
OF SUPER BOWL PARTY
Las Vegas Celebrates Giants' Win with Sold-Out Hotels, Expected $100 Million in Wagers

(VOORHEES) - Assemblyman Louis Greenwald today said Las Vegas' expected windfall from this past weekend's influx of football fans underscores why New Jersey should legalize professional sports gaming so Atlantic City can host its own Super Bowl party.

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE RELEASES
LEGALIZED SPORTS-BETTING BILL
Measure Would Legalize Wagering on Professional Athletics

(TRENTON) - The Assembly Tourism and Gaming Committee today released legislation Assemblymen Nelson Albano, Louis Greenwald, and John Burzichelli sponsored to pave the way for Atlantic City casinos to take bets on professional sporting contests.

If John Adler wins his race for Congress, his State Senate seat will almost certainly go to Louis Greenwald, a seven-term Assemblyman who has been looking to move up. Greenwald’s Assembly seat will likely (though not definitely) go to a Democrat from Cherry Hill.

This would trigger two insider legislative contests of considerable significance: who would replace Adler as Chairman of the State Senate Judiciary Committee, and who would follow Greenwald as Assembly Budget Committee Chairman? And will South Jersey Democrats have a problem giving up these two ultra-powerful leadership posts to colleagues from the North?

GOVERNOR'S AMBITIOUS PLAN GOOD STARTING POINT
FOR LONG-AWAITED DEBATE ON STATE'S FINANCES

ASSEMBLY PASSES CONAWAY/GREENWALD MEASURE TO COMBAT FALSE CLAIMS AGAINST STATE

(TRENTON) – The Assembly today voted in favor of legislation Assemblymen Herb Conaway Jr., and Louis D. Greenwald sponsored to combat the filing of fraudulent claims against the state.