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Legislature

Chris Christie

Winners and Losers: The Week of Christie’s Last State of the State

It was a big week in New Jersey as the legislature reorganized, former Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto handed over his post to Speaker Craig Coughlin and Gov. Chris Christie made his final State of the State address.
By Observer Staff
Craig Coughlin.

Coughlin Announces NJ Assembly Leadership Staff

New Jersey's next Assembly Speaker announced staff posts on Thursday.
By Alyana Alfaro
Linda Greenstein.

Michael Greenstein, Husband of State Senator, Passes Away

Michael Greenstein was an active Democrat and adviser to his wife, Sen. Linda Greenstein.
By Alyana Alfaro
Birth control pills.

Six-Month Birth Control Prescriptions Could Soon Be Coming to NJ

By Alyana Alfaro
PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND - JULY 19: Henry VIII's warship, the Mary Rose after a £5.4m museum revamp on July 19, 2016 in Portsmouth, England. The ship, which was raised from the Solent in 1982, was launched in Portsmouth in 1511 and sank in 1545 at the Battle of the Solent.

Henry VIII’s Warship Goes on View, New Bill Would Block Export of Sacred Artifacts

By Alanna Martinez
WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 21: An attendee holds a sign during a rally calling for an end to corporate money in politics and to mark the fifth anniversary of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, at Lafayette Square near the White House, January 21, 2015 in Washington, DC. Wednesday is the fifth anniversary of the landmark ruling, which paved the way for additional campaign money from corporations, unions and other interests and prevented the government from setting limits on corporate political spending. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

The Time for a Legislative Solution for Citizens United is Now

By Jonah Minkoff-Zern
Governor Cuomo speaking at the press conference.

Cuomo Proposes Fix to the ‘Truly Ugly Picture of Our Political Landscape’

By Colin Campbell

Bad Compromise on Teachers

By The Editors
Dean Skelos (photo: livestream)

Dean Skelos on Minimum Wage: ‘We Will Not Pass The Speaker’s Bill’

By Colin Campbell
The Senate Democrats would like to see districts like this change still.

Democrats Make ‘Highly Unusual’ Request for Court to Intervene on Senate Lines

By Colin Campbell
Senator Sampson's new district contains an odd attachment in its lower southeastern portion: Democratic State Senate candidate Lew Fidler's house.

And Here It Is: Cuomo Hails Redistricting Deal

By Colin Campbell

Court Releases New Congressional Map

By Colin Campbell

Albany Releases Full State Senate and Assembly Maps

By Colin Campbell

Senate Democrats Release Senate Republicans’ Map

By Colin Campbell
(Photo: Getty)

On Redistricting, Cuomo Criticizes Courts

By Colin Campbell

The Constitutional Redistricting Amendment

By Colin Campbell

Kremlinology 101: A Wild Ride Through Cuomo’s Statements on Redistricting

By Colin Campbell

Stop SOPA and PIPA

By The Editors

A Good Bet for Jersey

By The Editors

Mr. Kruger’s Shame

By The Editors

League of Conservation Voters Grades Legislature: C, With Asterisk

By David Freedlander
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