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LD27: N.J. Dems fire black woman who challenged Murphy on nursing homes in favor of old white guy - Vimarsana News

LD27: N.J. Dems fire black woman who challenged Murphy on nursing homes in favor of old white guy

State Senator Nia Gill may be a Montclair Leftist, Save Jerseyans, but the black female Democrat legislator was at least willing to back bipartisan legislation to investigate nursing home deaths. She was also the ONLY Democrat vote against Murphy's election "Transparency Act." For her trouble?

The primary election has begun - New Jersey Globe - Vimarsana News

The primary election has begun - New Jersey Globe

Good morning, New Jersey. It’s Election Day – sort of. The primary election isn’t until June 6, 45 days away. But today is the day that county clerks are

Giblin will run for re-election to Assembly - New Jersey Globe - Vimarsana News

Giblin will run for re-election to Assembly - New Jersey Globe

Assemblyman Thomas Giblin (D-Montclair) said today that he will run for re-election to the Assembly in the 27th legislative district, a substantially

With 2023 legislative elections fast approaching, who isn't running for re-election? - Vimarsana News

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

Platkin's nomination as attorney general clears Senate committee - Vimarsana News

Platkin's nomination as attorney general clears Senate committee

Six months after he was nominated by Gov. Phil Murphy, acting Attorney General Matt Platkin cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee today in an 8-2 vote,