NJ's new Lt. Gov.: Tahesha Way to follow her late mentor
The New Jersey Secretary of State has been tapped to fill the vacant post, following the August death of Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver.
Tahesha Way
Early in-person voting starts Friday for NJ’s June 7 primary — how to cast your ballot
It's also technically not too late to grab a vote-by-mail ballot.
Over 700K in NJ voted early – in some counties more than others
Nearly 208,000 voters cast early ballots in person, a new option in New Jersey. More than 495,000 had voted by mail, as of Sunday.
NJ officials ramp up security for Election Day
No problems are reported so far as law enforcement agencies continue monitoring the cyber threat landscape
NJ awards over $35 million in arts grants, as arts budget doubles
The State Council on the Arts approves $28 million in state funds and $7.5 million in federal funds, with another $4 million for capital projects to come.
The state of NJ has been nominated for an Emmy for these videos
A five-part series of short videos on the history of suffrage in New Jersey is up for a New York regional Emmy award.
Early voting cost dispute could be resolved in two weeks
Early, in-person voting is coming to New Jersey this year, but lawmakers are worried if the election system is ready to administer and pay for the change.
Election Fortnight: Be patient, as vote results may take weeks
Counties can proces mail-in votes now but not tabulate them until election night. Provisional votes cast at polling places won't be counted until Nov. 10.
To fill poll worker shortage, could NJ look to teenagers?
Legislation would allow 16- and 17-year-olds to serve as poll workers, even before they're allowed to vote.
Voter registration deadline Tuesday (don't upload vacation pix)
More than 322,000 would-be voters in New Jersey have registered or updated their registration since the online system debuted Sept. 2.