I am proud to announce a new series I will be doing here at the New Jersey globe! I will be chronicling municipalities that no longer exist and what happened to them.
The first one is Warren County’s Pahaquarry
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NJ State Police at Trenton City Hall this morning with a document subpoena related to a 2024 firing of a city employee for theft. No arrests. The city had referred the matter to the state.
New Jersey's Statewide Voter Registration System (SVRS) is back on line after being taken down late Sunday night for a two-day overhaul to make fixes related to the voter registration controversy.
As Flock cameras and other ALPR devices rapidly expand across New Jersey, Sen. Mike Testa is calling for legal safeguards to ensure the technology doesn’t come at the expense of residents’ privacy and personal data security.
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Breaking: A state appellate court dealt a huge win to former Assemblyman Jason O'Donnell, ordering state OPIA prosecutors to turn over key internal documents.
(An earlier post was deleted because it included incorrect information. That's on me.)
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Breaking: Rep. Jeff Van Drew has asked Gov. Mikie Sherrill 12 questions about the NJ voter registration controversy & set a 4-week deadline for answers. He chairs the House Judiciary Oversight Committee & this could foreshadow a congressional hearing.
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Assembly Republicans want a bipartisan committee to investigate voter registration failures at the Motor Vehicle Commission and arm the panel with subpoena power.
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Republicans are pouncing on the revelation that the NJMVC allowed 6600 non citizens to register to vote, while democratic Leaders are are commending her response
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New: @RNC Chairman @JoeGruters is in New Jersey today campaigning for @KeanForCongress and pledged full support. Gruters told me the 400 noncitizens who voted in recent New Jersey elections should be prosecuted.
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IDEMIA, the software vendor whose alleged glitch enabled 6,600 noncitizens to register to vote in New Jersey, is out with a CYA statement blaming the state.
Looking forward to a special livestream with @MicahJRasmussen to discuss the software glitch at New Jersey Motor Vehicles that allowed 6,600 non-U.S. citizens to register to vote and 400 to cast ballots in recent elections. Tonight at 8 PM.
Breaking: New Jersey Solicitor General Jeremy Feigenbaum will leave office on September 10. He's one of New Jersey's most consequential lawyers.
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This is a huge deal: Gov. Mikie Sherrill will announce today that about 6,600 non-U.S. citizens became registered voters in New Jersey after a motor vehicles software screwup between June 2023 and June 2024, validating part of President Trump's claim.
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Remember Anna Little, the Tea Party Monmouth freeholder and congressional candidate? The Trump administration made her an immigration judge in 2019, and now she's considered among the most immigrant-friendly on asylum issues.
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