Ask the Governor

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says federal flood insurance claims from Superstorm Sandy are being paid too slowly.

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Did you miss tonight's February edition of Ask the Governor with Chris Christie? If so, you can watch the entire segment again here.

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After proposing a $32.9 billion state spending plan that increases school aid and expands Medicaid coverage and does not raise taxes, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has been busy today trumpeting his budget as a fiscally responsible plan that encourages growth and holds the line on property taxes.

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Fresh off his Budget Address on Tuesday, Governor Christie will be in our studios at 7PM for the February edition of "Ask The Governor."

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The January edition of Ask The Governor touched on a number of subjects including Sandy relief, how fast the Monmouth and Ocean county shores will be ready for summer and Chris Christie's role in shaping the future of the national Republican party. Watch highlights from the show.

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Rebuilding and restoration efforts continue up and down the Jersey Shore, and good progress is being made, but what will things look like when the weather gets warmer this summer?

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Governor Chris Christie, with his brash and "in-your-face" style of communication, has quickly become one of the most popular republicans in America.

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Will the hard-hit Jersey Shore be open and ready for the Summer of 2013? New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says he expects to see a "liveable Jersey Shore" by the Fourth of July. Normally, Memorial Day weekend marks the beginning of the summer season at the Jersey Shore.

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Did you miss Townsquare Media's Ask the Governor program with Chris Christie? You can watch video from the January 2013 edition here.

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Following a delay of Sandy relief legislation at the beginning of this year that outraged NJ Governor Chris Christie and the entire New Jersey Congressional delegation, the House of Representatives finally voted in favor of a $51 billion package last week.

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