Christie at NJ 101.5 for ‘Ask The Governor’ Thursday, April 20— Get your questions heard

Thursday night, Gov. Chris Christie will return to the New Jersey 101.5 studios for "Ask the Governor," hosted by Eric Scott. Tune in at 7 p.m. or come to NJ1015.com and watch the program live.

The governor is in the final year of his administration, with would-be successors fighting to make their names known. His lieutenant governor, Kim Guadagno — whom Christie has not endorsed — this week released a property tax plan she says would save middle class and working class homeowners as much as $3,000 a year. Many of Christie's own proposals aimed at cutting spending and reducing taxes never got through the state legislature.

Christie himself is now proposing to increase and expand fees by more than $20 million to support the budget of the state Department of Law and Public Safety. Those include extra fees for phone service, for motor vehicle fines and for background checks.

Christie's now halfway through a self-imposed 100-day challenge to reform school funding in New Jersey, but there's still no consensus proposal or legislation on the table.

The governor will be taking your calls at 800-283-1015 — but the phone lines fill up quickly. Fortunately, that's not the only way to get your question heard:

• Follow New Jersey 101.5 on Facebook. We'll start our Live Video of Ask The Governor at 7 p.m. there, as well as in this post — tell us in the comments what you'd like the governor to address
• Tweet your questions to @NJ1015 using the hashtag #AskGov during or ahead of the show. Selected Tweets will be featured on NJ1015.com as well.
• Ahead of the program, leave your questions in the comments section below.

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