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An email was a public record, but the attorney who sent it can remain anonymous, NJ court rules
Justices agree that legal advice sent to a government attorney is a public record but split over whether the sender can remain anonymous.
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U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew concedes to Democrat Zack Mullock in South Jersey upset
The Cape May mayor defeated the four-term Republican incumbent in a district Donald Trump won by more than 12 percentage points in 2024.
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Democrat Rebecca Bennett defeats Rep. Tom Kean Jr. in New Jersey's 7th District
The former Navy helicopter pilot unseated the two-term Republican incumbent in one of the nation's most closely watched congressional races.
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Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora, police detective Corey McNair advance to December runoff
McNair finished nearly 14 percentage points ahead of the two-term incumbent in a six-candidate field. The two will face off again Dec. 8.
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3mNo voter intimidation reported at New Jersey polls in 2026 general election
State authorities monitored potential threats to election security amid nationwide concerns about harassment and federal intervention.
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New Jersey is gambling on AI: Will taxpayers roll snake eyes on CoreWeave?
A $250 million tax break for CoreWeave raises questions about taxpayer risk, soaring debt, and environmental costs.