In The News
How Secure Are N.J. Election Drop Boxes And Who’s Collecting Your Ballot?
Ballot drop boxes are one of four ways New Jersey residents can submit their vote-by-mail ballot this election, and election officials say the boxes are a secure way to vote.
Township, City And Fieldsboro To Receive New COVID Relief Funding
EVESHAM, NJ-- Governor Phil Murphy, the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders and Congressman Andy Kim announced on Friday that New Jersey will send close to $8.2 million in coronavirus relief funding to Burlington County and its 40 municipalities to help with their response to the ongoing health and economic crisis.
Why You Should Vote ASAP – And Use A Drop Box
Editorial
If you’re thinking that you can vote as you normally would in this election, the year 2020 has another nasty surprise for you: You can’t.
These 7 Backstops Are Designed To Prevent NJ Voter Fraud During Mail In Voting
COVID-19 has changed the way we work, socialize and yes, elect legislators and a president.
If You Make Less Than $150K, You Could Be Eligible For Childcare Money Under Expanded N.J. Program
New Jersey is raising the income limits so more families are eligible for a new state program designed to dramatically cut childcare costs for school-age kids who are remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pandemic In NJ Forces 1.2 Million To Become ‘Food Insecure,’ Report Says
Number surges by 56% this year, higher than national rate due to hard-hit hospitality and leisure industries
Cops vs. Counselors: Do NJ Schools Need To Rebalance Spending?
TRENTON — A state lawmaker is worried that districts might be spending too much money on security guards and school police officers and not enough on mental health professionals.
Mail-In Ballots Have Started To Go Out In N.J.
Election season is underway in N.J. with some county clerks saying they have started to send out mail-in ballots ahead of the Oct. 5 deadline for counties to get them in the mail.