Olivia James

New Jersey’s Voucher Debate Hits a Critical Turning Point

The 2017 New Jersey gubernatorial election may contain state-funded private school vouchers. Public school supporters and politicians believe the next governor will decide if government money follows students to private schools. New Jersey’s voucher program funds private schools little. NJ rejects school choice, unlike many states. This may change soon. Leading candidate Jack Ciattarelli has…

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WHITE HOUSE

New Jersey Vote Hinges on Cost of Living While Nationwide Shutdown Deepens Party Divides

In New Jersey’s high-stakes gubernatorial contest, rising costs of living are dictating voter decisions, not party loyalty or national headlines. Both major parties are deeply involved in the federal government shutdown, so Americans seem more concerned with their pocketbook than philosophy. New Jersey households have struggled with housing, energy, and daily expenses for years. Residents…

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Mikie Sherrill

Subtle Gender Role Views Shape Voter Attitudes in New Jersey Governor Race

According to new data, deeper gender roles are shocking people and affecting their opinions of Democratic governor candidate Rep. Mikie Sherrill. Even party members who maintain traditional views on men and women’s behavior are less likely to support Sherrill, according to an FDU poll. According to the Men’s Role Norm Inventory (MRNI), a well-established psychological…

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Justice Department to Deploy Federal Monitors in Passaic County Ahead of New Jersey Vote

Federal officials confirmed that the DOJ will send election monitors to Passaic County, New Jersey, polling stations before the November 4, 2025, general election. State Republican leaders concerned about mail-in ballots and transparency in a governor’s race-critical county repeatedly demanded this action. The DOJ said the implementation will ensure federal voting law compliance and election…

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Campaign Adviser’s Remarks on GAY Marriage and Jewish Donations Ripple Through New Jersey Governor Race

Last week’s strong nor’easter damaged Jersey Shore beaches, especially in the south. Flooding, heavy rain, and 50-mph ocean winds cut steep sand cliffs and degraded dunes devastated by previous storms. State officials reported “moderate to major sloped erosion” from southern Ocean County to Cape May County, leaving hazardous sand scarps where waves devastated taller dunes….

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Jersey Shore Beaches Face Major Damage After Powerful Nor’easter Storm

Last week’s strong nor’easter damaged Jersey Shore beaches, especially in the south. Flooding, heavy rain, and 50-mph ocean winds cut steep sand cliffs and degraded dunes devastated by previous storms. State officials reported “moderate to major sloped erosion” from southern Ocean County to Cape May County, leaving hazardous sand scarps where waves devastated taller dunes….

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Trump’s Demand for $230 Million Draws Sharp Criticism Over Priorities

The recent allegation that Donald Trump is asking $230 million from the DOJ for investigations into his conduct has sparked debate on taxpayer responsibility, government ethics, and financial priorities. The figure, reportedly demanded by Trump, has alarmed politicians who feel public funding should serve civic needs rather than individual claims. In an interview this week,…

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Rand Paul Builds New Alliance After White House Snub by Trump

After being publicly snubbed from a high-profile Republican event at the White House, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul began a new political maneuvering this week. Paul chose to publicly support Kentucky Republican Representative Thomas Massie after missing former President Donald Trump’s Rose Garden luncheon. At a Senate Republican lunch Trump hosted, he highlighted that “everyone is…

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