Matt Friedman

The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission, one of the main functions of which is to disclose campaign finance reports, this summer took decades' worth of them off its website. If you want a full copy of a report filed before 2021, you now have to call ELEC and ask for it to be sent to you.

While many voters are fed up with elected officials holding on to their offices well into their golden years, former Assemblymember Ralph Caputo, 85, is hoping he will outlive that trend.

The state Supreme Court this morning is set to issue a ruling on Daniel's Law , the 6-year-old law that allows judges, police and people in or retired from a few other professions to demand their personal identifying information be stricken from public-facing records.

The 3rd Circuit asked and New Jersey’s Supreme Court answered 5-0. Now a key part of Daniel’s Law may be on the ropes.

Good Friday morning! You might look at the gains of the left around the country and think, “The socialists are coming to New Jersey.”

Gov. Mikie Sherrill this year drastically increased transitional aid. But there's signs that her administration actually wants to restore meaning to the word “transitional.”

If the New Jersey Working Families Party is going to recruit candidates for the 2027 state Senate and Assembly Democratic primaries, Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald has a request.

New Jersey's public health benefits crisis got a little worse Wednesday, when the School Employees' Health Benefits Commission deadlocked on a vote to enact a huge premium increase.

The two-term Republican congressmember, who faces a tough reelection, had always been able to bank on little scrutiny and a storied family name.

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has never looked comfortable in front of the cameras. His voice is soft. His speech, halting.