Max Pizarro is a reporter for Insider NJ, specializing in local news coverage in New Jersey. With a focus on political dynamics, Max provides in-depth analysis and reporting on key figures, elections, and policy issues impacting the state. His articles provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the local political landscape and its implications for the community.
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By Max Pizarro | November 19, 2024, 5:14 pm | in Edward Edwards News Sharing is caring!
ATLANTIC CITY – The two men backed into each other in the packed room and people in the vicinity cleared as when two gunslingers find each other in a bar in an old west movie. Democratic State Party Chairman LeRoy Jones turned, fist cocked, and there was Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli, doing the Muhammad Ali lip bite, as if he needed someone to run in and pull him off pronto before he knocked Jones' block off. But the chairman brought a friendly hand up amid relived gasps as Ciattarelli slammed an equally happy hand in and the men embraced.
By Max Pizarro | November 20, 2024, 9:43 am | in City Confidential Sharing is caring!
By Max Pizarro | November 23, 2024, 9:36 am | in The Diner Booth Sharing is caring!
You can feel the palpable agony out there among incumbent Democratic legislators every time Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop
Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter (D-35) trusts the principals in LD-35 will resolve the issues seemingly putting everyone in the Paterson-based district on a Democratic Primary collision course.
Both state Senator/Mayor Brian P. Stack (D-33) of Union City and North Bergen Mayor Nick Sacco derived from a school whereby two seats were better than one, and like the titans before them, they occupied two at a time, namely mayor and state senator, embodying the late period of dual office holding, which enabled a local elected official to simultaneously serve as a lawmaker in Trenton, in the name of “best representing the people.” Widely publicly derided before dispensed with, dual office holding served as a supposed example of power overreach. But in the years since, as a few bosses who do not hold elected office became more powerful, wielded control from the shadows, and overlorded elected officials who lacked any particular amassed power, politics watchers make a case for the value of stacked (pun intended) offices to empower those who actually put their names before the people on a ballot.
The formal endorsement of state Senator Jon Bramnick (R-21) this morning by conservative Assemblyman Robert Auth (R-39) and Bramnick's out-of-the-gate pointed, detailed criticism of the Murphy Administration last week underscore one decisive edge possessed by the moderate Republican in the unfolding Republican Primary for Governor.
By Max Pizarro | December 16, 2024, 9:54 am | in City Confidential News Sharing is caring!
An Assembly Select Committee this morning moved A-5116, which makes changes to the design of primary election ballots.
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