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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Saddle River Councilman Jon Kurpis joined the race for the Republican nomination for State Assembly in the 39th district today, becoming the second person
Over 1.6 million votes have been cast in advance of Tuesday’s general election in New Jersey, with in-person early voting eclipsing vote-by-mail for the
In the days leading up to the general election, the field of candidates for the Republican nomination for State Assembly in the 39th district, where two
After eight days of early voting in New Jersey, Democrats now have a slight edge in statewide in-person early voting and a commanding lead in vote-by-mail
By: David Wildstein
More Republicans than Democrats have cast in-person early votes in New Jersey, and a big factor in that sudden change in voter habit could be an
By: David Wildstein
A political action committee led by First Lady Tammy Murphy has maxed out to all five women running for the U.S. House of Representatives in New Jersey.
By: David Wildstein
In a spectacular display of democracy, record numbers of voters across New Jersey spoke up during early voting, appearing before Superior Court Judges to
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By: David Wildstein
Jamesburg Mayor Thomas Gibbons resigned on Thursday, setting the stage for four Republican county committee members to set a three-person shortlist for a 4-2 Democratic borough to choose from.
By: David Wildstein
A Somerset County man will be permitted to vote in the 2024 election after a judge found that he had made a good-faith effort to register before the October 15 deadline.
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