Chaparro definitively says she won't run for re-election
Assemblywoman Annette Chaparro (D-Hoboken), one of the many political casualties of Democratic maneuverings in Hudson County this year, definitively said
Source: newjerseyglobe.com
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Political Movement in the Hudson County 'Heartbeat of New Jersey'
The Hudson County Democratic chair, put it, Sacco opted to back away and let a younger man, Stack, take the seat.
Source: insidernj.com
With 2023 legislative elections fast approaching, who isn't running for re-election?
On Tuesday, State Sen. Christopher Connors (R-Lacey) announced that he won’t seek re-election to the State Senate this year, bringing a three-decade
Sam Thompson Richard Codeyd Roseland Pedro Mejiad Secaucus Ryan Peterses Shirley Turnerd Lawrence Fred Maddend Washington
Source: newjerseyglobe.com
NJ car theft bills discriminate, don't address cause, critics say
The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.
Source: njherald.com
NJ car theft bills discriminate, don't address cause, critics say
The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.
Source: burlingtoncountytimes.com
NJ car theft bills discriminate, don't address cause, critics say
The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.
Source: courierpostonline.com
NJ car theft bills discriminate, don't address cause, critics say
The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.
Source: thedailyjournal.com
NJ car theft bills discriminate, don't address cause, critics say
The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.
Source: northjersey.com
2022: The Year in Review - Hudson Reporter
By Jordan Coll, Daniel Israel, and Gene Ritchings
Source: hudsonreporter.com
NJ politics: Abortion, guns, property taxes 2023 stories to watch
Will NJs strict new gun laws survive? Will you get a property tax rebate? Will the Gateway tunnels get going? These are some things to watch.
Source: njherald.com