On Heels of Law Raising Politician Pay, EDA Boss Gets a 31% Salary Boost March 24, 2024 Government & Politics TRENTON, NJ—The NJ Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board voted to raise the salary of Tim Sullivan on February 7, nearly five years Read More
Ex-Governor Admits He Was Wrong For Backing Trump, Drops From 2024 Race January 17, 2024 Government & Politics Before a single vote was cast in the 2024 US Presidential race, New Jersey's controversial former Governor Chris Christie dropped out, marking Read More
Ranked-Choice Voting Provides Alternative to Runoff Elections April 2, 2021 Government & Politics Ranked-choice voting (RCV) is being promoted in New Jersey and across the United States as a way to solve one of the Read More
Christie Quits Presidential Campaign After Big Losses in Iowa and New Hampshire February 10, 2016 Government & Politics On February 10, Christie announced he was suspending his Presidential campaign, one that officially began in June 2015, and had been talked Read More
County Clerk’s Office and Prosecutor’s Office Moving to Old Holiday Inn January 15, 2016 Government & Politics The Mercer County Clerk's Office and Prosecutor's will be temporarily moving to new offices about one mile west of their current homes, in the first phase Read More
Cannon Named Freeholder Chair as Dems Continue to Dominate Mercer January 14, 2016 Government & Politics Ann Cannon of East Windsor was selected by her colleagues as the next Chairperson of the seven-member Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Read More