2012 election

It takes electricity to hold an Election Day and currently there are about 2 million utility customers still without power in New Jersey.

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It's an issue during nearly every presidential election. What can the chief executive do to lower gas prices? The answer is, unfortunately, not much.

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With the second presidential debate in the books, political attack ads are bombarding the airwaves. New Jersey voters say its wearing on them.

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New Jersey voters will be asked to approve a higher-education bond question on the November ballot that will allow the state to borrow $750 million to fund construction projects at the state's colleges and universities. Its an issue that has bipartisan support, but in the end its up to you.

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Governor Christie returned to New Jersey for his 96th town hall of the year Thursday, fresh off a two-day campaign trip for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney.

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Did you know that in a ballot question next month you'll be asked if it's okay for the State of New Jersey to borrow $750 million for college and university infrastructure?

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Spurred by false Internet reports, emails are spreading like wildfire containing incorrect information about what New Jersey voters need to do in order to be eligible to vote in next month's national election. Voting rights advocates are now trying to set the record straight.

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A new survey finds President Obama and incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Bob Menendez are pulling ahead of their Republican challengers in the Garden State.

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With the fall election only a couple of months away, a new Quinnipiac University poll finds Democratic incumbent U.S.Senator Bob Menendez has a commanding lead over Republican challenger Joe Kyrillos.

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And the award for worst acting ever goes to...

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