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ELEC

Money.

Independent Groups Poured $45 Million Into NJ Races Last Year

State party and legislative committees were “out-gunned” by special interests in 2017, according to New Jersey’s campaign finance watchdog.
By Christian Hetrick
Joe DiVincenzo

DiVincenzo Preps for Monday Re-Election Announcement

Essex County Executive Joe DiVincenzo will announce his re-election bid at a large press event on Monday
By Alyana Alfaro
Insurance brokerages that make political donations are declining to disclose large amounts of money received indirectly from public entities.

Special Report: How Insurance Brokers Reap Public Funds Without Disclosure

A loophole in state law allows brokerages to not disclose tens of thousands of dollars, or more, they receive as a result of public work.
By Christian Hetrick
Kim Guadagno and Phil Murphy at a New Jersey Chamber Dinner on June 9.

NJ Gov Race: A Menu of Your Options, New Jersey

By Alyana Alfaro
Money.

NJ Democratic Groups Have Fundraising Edge Over GOP

By Alyana Alfaro
ELEC reported the lowest level of compliance since 2011.

NJ Election Commission Reports Dip in Candidate Compliance

By Alyana Alfaro
Get out and vote this Election Day, Nov. 8

Reconstituted ELEC Continues to Chip Away at Backlog

By Alyana Alfaro
Nutley Commissioner Steve Rogers is running for the Republican nomination for governor. In being the only citizen to testify against legislation sponsored by John Wisniewski, a scenario was created in which one gubernatorial candidate publicly opposed legislation sponsored by another.

After Failure to Qualify, GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Plan Alternate Debate

By Alyana Alfaro
From LD 16 at Union County Conv

Gubernatorial Primary Matching Funds Now Over $3.6 Million

By Alyana Alfaro
Assemblyman John Wisniewski, left.

NJ Election Commission Has Approved $2.8 Million in Matching Funds So Far

By Alyana Alfaro
Consider maxing out a retirement plan

Political Contributions by Public Contractors Decline for Third Year in NJ

By Alyana Alfaro
Johnson is one of the candidates in the 2017 New Jersey governor's race.

NJ Gubernatorial Candidate Johnson Files ELEC Complaint Against Phil Murphy

By Alyana Alfaro
Bill Castner has become enior Vice President of Corporate and Regulatory Affairs at Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.

ELEC Release Reveals NJ Lobbying Firms Raking It In

By Ken Kurson
Mainor announced he would be pursuing the mayor's position.

Jersey City Mayoral Candidates Lag Behind Incumbent’s Fundraising

By Alyana Alfaro
So far, tiered health insurance plans have garnered the most lobbying activity of any single issue this year.

N.J. Tiered Insurance Networks Had Single Biggest Lobbying Push of 2016

By JT Aregood
Murphy

Murphy Files ELEC Complaint Claiming Fulop Using Mayoral Account to Run for Governor

By Alyana Alfaro
Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick (R-21) finds Assemblyman John Burzichelli (D-3) on the floor of the Assembly Chamber after the Dems' marathon caucus session earlier this summer.

Supreme Court Leaves Intact New Delaware Law That Expands Disclosure

By Jeff Brindle
N.J. governor Chris Christie made one of his final bids to frame his economic legacy in the state Tuesday.

PAC Spending in NJ Elections More Than Doubled in 2015

By JT Aregood
Brindle is the Executive Director of ELEC.

ELEC Report: Traditional Party Group Fundraising in ‘Long-Term Decline’

By Alyana Alfaro

Monroe Democrats Respond to Campaign Financing Scrutiny

By Alyana Alfaro

ELEC issues complaint against Buono

By Chase Brush

Hoboken councilwoman fined $44k for late filings in two municipal campaigns

By Chase Brush
The Trenton State House

ELEC announces schedule for release of 3rd quarter reports

By Mark Bonamo
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