2013 Gubernatorial Election

The vast majority of N.J. voters support the idea of amending the state constitution to raise the current minimum wage to $8.25 an hour and to incorporate annual cost of living increases in the future.

The net household property tax burden in New Jersey rose 13 percent during Gov. Chris Christie's first three years in office — a number that reflects both his success in reining in local government spending and his inability to restore a relief program that was gutted by his predecessor during the Great Recession, an Associated Press analysis of tax data has found.

It appears the so-called political experts were wrong in saying Gov. Chris Christie has no coattails heading into the November 5th General Election.

Gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono said it was a mistake that her campaign missed a deadline to get a statement about her included in sample ballots being mailed to 5.5 million registered voters.

As the end of Gov. Chris Christie's first term ends and he seeks re-election for a second, a new Monmouth University-Asbury Park Press poll asks New Jerseyans how much Christie has accomplished. Respondents also grade the governor on specific and important issues.

A half-dozen Latino elected officials stood Monday with Sen. Barbara Buono, the Democrat challenging Gov. Chris Christie, saying she should be the state's next governor.

Today in New Jersey, 61 percent of Garden Staters approve of the job Gov. Chris Christie is doing while just 24 percent disapprove according to a new Monmouth University-Asbury Park Press survey.

With about a month to go before the special U.S. Senate election, and less than two months before the general election, front-runners Cory Booker and Gov. Chris Christie continue to hold big leads in their respective races, but both continue to aggressively campaign anyway.

New Jersey Sen. Barbara Buono, the Democrat running against Gov. Chris Christie in this year’s gubernatorial race, has announced her plan to revitalize the Garden State’s urban communities.

Governor Chris Christie's re-election campaign will begin airing television commercials on Thursday.