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John DiMaioThe Warren County Freeholder gets a promise of the Hunterdon GOP organization line in the June primary for State Assembly. |
JON CORZINEThe Democratic Governor gets a D+ on his handling of economic issues and an upside-down 34%-51% approval rating in a new Monmouth University/Gannett New Jersey poll. |
Douglas FisherThe four-term Democratic Assemblyman is New Jersey's new Secretary of Agriculture. |
JOHN ASHCROFT & ALBERTO GONZALESGubernatorial candidate Chris Christie says he doesn't want the former President or the two ex-Attorneys General to campaign for him. |
Howard SchoorThe founder of Schoor DePalma, one of the state's most politically active engineering firms, avoids jail time after admitting that he bribed Ocean Township officials. |
Nicholas SaccoThe Democratic State Senator and Mayor of North Bergen is being sued for making comments about a municipal employee's boobs. |
Christopher SmithThe 15-term Republican Congressman helps a New Jersey man reunite with his 8-year-old son in Brazil. |
Loren OglesbyA group of Republicans are leading a very real bid to oust the Gloucester County GOP Chair. |
ROMAN OBENThe former NFL player is the new Kinnelon Democratic Municipal Chairman. |
Michael DohertyAfter losing a special election convention for State Senate, the Warren Assemblyman's friends seem to be adandoning him. |
Joseph KyrillosThe veteran State Senator from Monmouth County is named Chairman of Chris Christie's campaign for Governor. |
JOSEPH VASThe Democratic Assemblyman from Perth Amboy, where he was ousted as Mayor after 18 years, now faces a very real primary challenge from the Mayor of South Amboy, Jack O'Leary. |
Dale FlorioThe State Street lobbyist and Somerset GOP Chairman brings one of the state's most respected operatives, former Corzine Deputy Chief of Staff Patti McGuire, into his firm. |
NEW JERSEY VOTERSIt's all about reputation: New Jersey voted against Abraham Lincoln in both of his presidential campaigns. |
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Contributors
Wally Edge
Attorney General Anne Milgram had already decided she would leave her post when Gov. Jon Corzine lost his bid for re-election. She has been ... >
Bob Torricelli
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Michael Patrick Carroll
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Jeff Michaels
Governor-elect Christopher J. Christie. How sweet it is for the thousands of volunteers who worked since February to support this great man for NJ ... >
Richard LaRossa
With a convincing win in defeating an encumbent Governor, why were there no coattails? >
Alan Steinberg
Within 24 hours after the election of Chris Christie as Governor, the battle was joined between the Governor-elect and the New Jersey Education ... >
Dr. Joseph Marbach
I am often asked by my students, friends and even reporters why campaigns in New Jersey are so nasty and why candidates rely so heavily on negative ... >
Carla Katz
It was a dark and stormy November night. An icy wind whistled through leafless moonlit trees. A loud thud is followed by a piercing scream. A ... >
Joey Novick
Patrick Murray is the founding director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute. According to their website, “The Monmouth University ... >
Murray Sabrin
According to the latest SurveyUSA and Rutgers Eagleton polls, independent gubernatorial candidate Chris Daggett has the support of 19% and 20% of ... >
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Quote of the Day
"Please. I wouldn't have enough paper. So let’s not even bother writing one. This is now about governing. I won. The one thing I could never understand about people in politics was winners who are sore winners." -- Gov.-elect Christopher Christie, on putting together an enemis list.
“He’s a nice man with good intentions, but in the end he’ll be remembered for timidity. Being a business titan and issuing orders from the corner office is a lot different than having to cajole and persuade people in politics and having the toughness and fortitude to see your vision become reality.”-- Ross K. Baker, a political scientist at Rutgers University, on Gov. Jon Corzine.
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