TRENTON, N.J. — It’s been reported that the U.S. Attorney’s Office has charged a Hoboken woman, alleging that she paid voters to submit mail-in ballot applications. “Voter fraud is real, it is happening in New Jersey, and we have a duty Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The ‘death of shame’ in undeniably one of our time’s defining developments, Save Jerseyans. I suspect it’s an outgrowth of the self-esteem culture colliding and mixing with the moral relativism which permeates what passes for modern Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Bob Menendez may be on record as ‘saddened’ by the lengthy prison term facing his long-time friend and donor Salomon Melgen, Save Jerseyans, but should anyone be? More to the point: where does Menendez of all people get off Read More
New Jersey is now the latest state to adopt automatic voter registration. Will the end result be a net positive for democracy in the Garden State? Or is something else afoot? Save Jersey contributor Katie Cericola breaks it all down… Watch: – –
By The Staff _ On the same day that New Jersey Democrat legislators killed a legislative amendment to stiffen voter fraud penalties, lawmakers began a new push to afford voting rights to approximately 100,000 New Jerseyans who are either imprisoned Read More
By The Staff _ State Senator Sam Thompson (R-12) wanted to increase penalties for voter fraud in New Jersey. On Monday, the Middlesex County-based legislator proposed amendment to S-647 (a bill which allows registered voters to automatically receive mail-in ballots Read More
New Jersey Transit paid $4.4 million to purchase office space at its Newark headquarters that sat mostly unused during a two-year lease, The Record reports. … floor of Two Penn Plaza East to NJ Transit on Oct. 11. According to Read More
By Aaron Sankin, Reveal This story was originally published by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting, a nonprofit news organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Learn more at revealnews.org and subscribe to the Reveal podcast, produced with Read More
A 90-day state pilot program that allows Ocean County residents who either purposely or inadvertently received unwarranted Medicaid benefits a chance to withdraw from the program and avoid criminal prosecution starts on Tuesday. The program, launched by the Office of Read More
