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LD 20 NJ

Lesniak, celebrating Supreme Court decision on marriage equality, calls Christie out for his anti-same-sex union stance

MANTOLOKING - At the start of a classic 4th of July Jersey Shore weekend party on Thursday night, state Senator Ray Lesniak (D-20) and friends celebrated the recent historic U.S. Supreme Court decision affirming the right to same-sex marriage nationwide with an iconic, yet unique, patriotic moment.
By Mark Bonamo
The Assembly Judiciary Committee holds its final public hearing on the Exxon settlement in Bayonne, one of the primary contamination sites.

Assembly judiciary hearing in Bayonne on proposed Exxon settlement draws ire from politicos, public

BAYONNE - The final public hearing held by the state Assembly Judiciary Committee in Bayonne before a Superior Court judge begins the process of rendering a final judgment on the state’s proposed $225 million settlement pertaining to lawsuits first brought by New Jersey against Exxon Mobil regarding pollution at several Garden State sites drew rancor from politicians, environmental advocates and members of the public alike on Wednesday.
By Mark Bonamo

LD 31: In Jersey City’s Ward F, Fulop friends and foes face off in Assembly primary test

JERSEY CITY - If Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop is going to move smoothly one day into the heart of New Jersey power in Trenton, he has to travel unblocked down Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, the main artery of Jersey City's Ward F, in the 31st Legislative District Democratic state Assembly primary on Tuesday.
By Mark Bonamo

Independent expenditure launched in support of Lesniak as proto-campaign ramps up

By Mark Bonamo
MARCIA MARLEY. The president of the grassroots progressive organization BlueWaveNJ may help shape the 2017 Democratic primary. BlueWaveNJ has thousands of volunteers ready to work for whichever Democratic candidate they favor.

BlueWaveNJ 10th anniversary gala draws N.J. political luminaries

By Mark Bonamo

Va. Gov. McAuliffe makes N.J. Dems stand up, in more ways than one

By Mark Bonamo
State Sen. Ray LE

Lesniak: Potential Christie 2016 GOP presidential run “a sideshow”

By Mark Bonamo

Fight of the Week: Christie v. Lesniak

By Mark Bonamo

Rice on 2017 Democratic gubernatorial bid: “I may run myself”

By Mark Bonamo

LD 22 turmoil: Does the question of Stender’s replacement lead Union County Dems into chaos?

By Mark Bonamo

Lesniak on Stender situation: Local Union Dems leaders must deal with it

By Mark Bonamo

As Stender faces questions about shore house, Union Dems shifting behind potential LD 22 Assembly replacements

By Mark Bonamo

Lesniak allies forming PAC for possible N.J. governor campaign, sources claim

By Mark Bonamo
Assemblyman Jamel Holley (D-20)

Holley on Christie’s State of the State speech: “There are other cities in this state that need help”

By Mark Bonamo

Dems 2017: Codey, Lesniak both show ambition to be N.J. governor

By Mark Bonamo

Braz named to New Leaders Council national board of directors

By Mark Bonamo

LD 20’s Quijano running for reelection to Assembly in 2015

By Mark Bonamo
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