By Matt Rooney _ Supply, demand, and uncertainty overseas continues to make this summer more expensive than usual at the gas pump, Save Jerseyans. When motorists hit N.J. gas stations en route to the beach last Friday? According to AAA Read More
Zoom in and move the map around or use the search box (be sure to include NJ) to find a district. Click on it for details. The average salaries for New Jersey’s public school teachers and administrators rose again last Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Hold on tight to your 401(k) plans… You’ve doubtless heard how Dow Jones Industrial Average is down over 400 points as of this writing on Monday morning, continuing a dramatic slide that began Read More
By Michael Ritchie | The Save Jersey Blog More indications that the American economy is falling further and further into the abyss came on Monday, Save Jerseyans, as news broke that US manufacturing expansion has reached an 8-month low. The news sent the Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog It’s a tale of two polls today, Save Jerseyans. Governor Chris Christie leads Barbara Buono (BWOH’-noh) by 33-points (64% to 21%) in the latest Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday, representing a 4-point jump since its prior survey. Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog We’ve had two new public polls released since our last #njgov race polling average. A poll of “registered” voters released by Fairleigh Dickinson puts the Governor waaaaay ahead of Barbara Buono (BWOH’-noh) by 33-points. Today, a brand new Read More
Or “C,” for cease and desist. Take your pick. Either way, you know a campaign is losing when it resorts to this, Save Jerseyans: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZxs09eV-Vc MSNBC’s Chuck Todd had the political calculus absolutely correct today, inquiring “[w]hen is the Obama campaign going to Read More
Be of good cheer, Save Jerseyans. Yesterday’s Gallup Poll of registered voters shows Mitt Romney trailing Barack Obama by only 1-point (47% to 46%). Obama led John McCain by 4-points (49% to 45%) on that same date in 2008. And keep Read More
There’s no better resource on the web for public policy research than The Heritage Foundation, Save Jerseyans. Lately, they’ve put a ton of time into analyzing the impact of “Taxmageddon,” the name popularly assigned to January 1, 2013 when many Read More
