At stake if three proposed constitutional amendments all pass legislative hurdles in the coming months is funding for the state Transportation Trust Fund and the public-employee pension system, as well as the future of Atlantic City’s in-state monopoly on legalized gambling.

Taken together, the three issues represent arguably the biggest problems left unresolved by Gov. Chris Christie during his two terms in office -- the soon to be broke transportation fund, the grossly underfunded pension system, and the economic collapse of Atlantic City.

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