Matt Friedman is a reporter and author of NJ Playbook. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and legal affairs, with a focus on general assignment news and legislation. Matt's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, POLITICO, and Yahoo News.
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Matt Friedman focuses primarily on government and politics, particularly in New Jersey. His coverage heavily features legal policy regulations and government announcements, indicating a focus on breaking news and evolving political stories.
If you're reaching out to Matt, consider providing insights or commentary related to the latest developments in New Jersey politics, especially regarding Senator Bob Menendez, the New Jersey Senate Race, or other key figures within the Democratic Party. Additionally, pitches should be tailored to offer perspectives on relevant legal and regulatory changes affecting New Jersey's political landscape.
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Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has pledged today will be the day he returns to Washington — and the public eye — after almost four months of absence.
By: Matt Friedman, Joey Fox, Mia Mccarthy
The two-term Republican is New Jersey’s most vulnerable congressional incumbent.
Good Wednesday morning! More than two months ago, I was out to dinner with my wife, Emily, when I mentioned how mystifying Rep.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. was hospitalized with depression, and very few people outside of internet trolls — and a member of Congress who engaged in indecent acts in the audience of a stage production of Beetlejuice — have diminished the seriousness of the mental ailment.
Under Sean Spiller's leadership last year, the New Jersey Education Association shelled out more than $40 million to effectively run his ill-fated campaign for governor. And that's a conservative figure when it comes to the union's spending on Spiller.
Gotham FC, the New Jersey-based women's soccer team partly owned by Phil and Tammy Murphy, is moving to, uh, Gotham.
If this year's semiquincentennial celebrations felt a bit discombobulated to you , there's a good reason for that.
Good Tuesday morning! I'd like to believe that the Trump administration does not mix political considerations with policy decisions. But that's not true because , well, duh
Matt Friedman The Trump administration is not making Rep. Tom Kean Jr. 's tough reelection fight any easier.
The New Jersey governor and soccer's governing body have clashed about prices and costs. Now they're fighting over green.
