New Jersey Decides 2013

Republican Gov. Chris Christie's landslide victory over Democratic State Sen. Barbara Buono didn't surprise many people, but this might - State Sen. President Steve Sweeney, a Democrat, admitted Christie was pretty much invincible.

If New Jersey Governor Chris Christie decides to run for President in 2016, which many expect will happen, he's got to be careful how he handles himself in the next few years.

Atlantic City voters have sent a Republican to the mayor's office for the first time in more than 20 years, and Governor Chris Christie couldn't be happier about the change in leadership.

Assembly GOP Leader Jon Bramnick feels that Governor Christie's landslide victory sends a clear message that the people of the Garden State like what Christie stands for, and if that's the case ,they must want the tax cut the governor's been asking for.

Despite a landslide win for Governor Chris Christie this week, the Republican will be dealing with a Democrat-controlled legislature for another few years.

Have you heard that Governor Chris Christie could decide to run for president in 2016?

Despite state Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean Jr.'s bold forecast that Republicans would pick up enough seats to usher him in as the next Senate President, current president Steve Sweeney is savoring Democrats' strong showing in Tuesday's election.

President Barack Obama has called Republican Gov. Chris Christie to congratulate him on his re-election in New Jersey.

Governor Christie says New Jersey voters made a big mistake by approving an increased minimum wage that comes with annual adjustments.

Voters in seven of the 501 school districts that held elections across New Jersey this week also faced ballot questions related to their schools. Four of those questions were defeated, while three won approval. Three of the four questions that were defeated were related to additional school spending.​