elections

Congressional redistricting requires every district to have as precisely equal populations as possible, which makes splitting towns inevitable.

Details on all the changes in the new map that will be used for congressional races in New Jersey from 2022 to 2030.

Most people don't pay attention to local races, especially during New Jersey's early June Primary. The kids are getting ready to be our of school, summer place are coming together, you're getting the lawn and garden ready, welcoming college kids back for the summer and everything in between. The challenge that results from the low turnout during NJ's primary elections is that far too often we end up with two dud candidates in November.

Raises for poll workers? Yes. Early counting of mail-in votes? Maybe. Same-day voter registration? Not happening yet.

Check your city or town here, on a district-by-district look at what changes on the map of the 40 legislative districts for the elections in the 2020s.

Gov. Phil Murphy hopes to enact the change in New Jersey, but opponents say same-day registration would be costly, unnecessary and complicated at the polls.

Gov. Phil Murphy will serve a second term as the head of the Democratic Governors Association, reprising a role he held in 2020.

Legislative committees approve higher pay for poll workers, letting more voters 'cure' mail-in ballot problems and letting people living overseas vote.

Proposed constitutional amendments call for awarding presidential electoral votes by congressional district and creating smaller state Assembly districts.

A federal lawsuit seeks to end the use of 'the line' in desiging ballots for primary elections in New Jersey.