Joey Fox

Two South Jersey county clerks – Gloucester County Clerk James Hogan and Cumberland County Clerk Celeste Riley – have reached settlements in the lawsuit over the county line, meaning that six New Jersey counties are now officially set to use office-block ballots in future primary elections.

An independent expenditure group affiliated with the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) has reported spending $639,000 and counting promoting

With the presidential election raging in swing states around the country, everyone in New Jersey has been operating under the assumption that their state

Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU)'s new poll of New Jersey's U.S. Senate race finds Rep. Andy Kim (D-Moorestown) with a hefty 57% to 39% lead against Republican Curtis Bashaw, providing yet more evidence that Kim is overwhelmingly likely to be New Jersey's next senator.

Vice President Kamala Harris and Rep. Andy Kim (D-Moorestown) both have huge leads in New Jersey in a new Rutgers-Eagleton poll, the second poll just this

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The end of the long legal fight over New Jersey's county line ballot design is in sight.

A Union County woman who became a U.S. citizen in June and registered to vote in September will be allowed to vote for the first time after Superior Court Judge John Deitch found that her voter registration form was mailed correctly even though county election officials never received it.

Click HERE to download a high-resolution version of the 2024 New Jersey Globe Voter’s Guide. Click HERE for a lower-resolution version. It’s that

Election Day is tomorrow, but a huge number of New Jerseyans have already cast votes early in-person or by mail, including 219,492 in the 7th congressional district race between Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-Westfield) and Democratic challenger Sue Altman, per AP elections researcher Ryan Dubicki.