David Wildstein is the Editor in Chief of The New Jersey Globe, a news outlet focused on local politics and current events in New Jersey. With a strong background in political reporting, David covers a wide range of topics including elections, government affairs, and local community news.
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By: David Wildstein
Donald Trump's unexpected three-point win in Passaic County over Kamala Harris has infuriated Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-Tenafly), who today committed to spend $2 million to engage with voters directly to emphasize issues of affordability, reproductive freedom, and gun safety.
By: David Wildstein
There's a new plot twist in the state's five-year investigation of George E. Norcross III and others: the discovery that the Justice Department in Philadelphia declined to pursue charges based on a lack of admissible evidence in 2023 and that a revelation that an FBI agent may have gone prosecutor shopping in a bid to indict the Democratic powerbroker.
U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger declined to comment on his expected departure after Donald Trump takes office.
By: David Wildstein
One of the most critical elections in New Jersey next year comes in April, when four candidates will compete to become the new Secretary-Treasurer of the New Jersey Education Association, a contest that puts the winner on a trajectory to become the president of the state's largest public employee union from 2033 to 2037 — and control millions in campaign contributions.
By: David Wildstein
GOP leaders must decide whether Bill Palatucci, a close ally of former Gov. Chris Christie, is eligible to be the Republican National Committeeman from New Jersey after staunchly opposing Donald Trump's return to the presidency.
Two Democratic women's groups – one local and another national – today endorsed a bid by Mikie Sherrill to become the first Democratic woman to serve as Governor of New Jersey.
By: David Wildstein
Burlington County Democrats will pick a short-term caretaker to fill a State Assembly vacancy that will occur on or about January 3 when Herb Conaway, Jr. (D-Delran) takes his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
By: David Wildstein
Burlington County Commissioner Balvir Singh says he won't stand aside for a caretaker to fill a soon-to-be-open seat in the New Jersey State Assembly and will run in a special election convention in January to replace Rep.-elect Herb Conaway, Jr. (D-Delran) in the legislature.
A recount in Boonton gives Republican incumbent Cyril Wekilsky a one-vote victory in a race for a Ward 1 Town Council seat.
In a scathing letter, Attorney General Matt Platkin accused lawyers involved in the defense of Democratic powerhouse George E. Norcross III and others of
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