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As a Non-Denominational Minister here in New Jersey for the last 10 years, I have had the opportunity to perform many civil, spiritual and religious wedding ceremonies for more than 1,000 couples.
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No need to fill superintendent's job
T he job of Morris County Superintendent of Elections has been vacant since the death last year of RoseAnne Travaglia.That job, which includes maintaining voter registration lists, is filled by the governor.
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For Dems, a final shot to create mischief
Before Republican Chris Christie takes the oath of office in January, Democrats will have one last shot to enact laws all by themselves - including measures the governor-elect may not like - in the upcoming lame-duck legislative session.
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New Jersey Residents Support Marriage Equality--But Won't Get It Soon
Marriage equality advocates believe that outgoing NJ Gov. Jon Corzine would sign a marriage equality bill--if state lawmakers would put one on his desk A new poll shows that a majority of New Jersey residents support marriage equality of the state's gay and lesbian families.
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Iowa Poll: Governor's optimistic tone not registering with voters
Chet Culver's 40 percent approval rating in The Des Moines Register's Iowa Poll follows two difficult months for the administration.
Christie, Corzine set to talk to N.J. pols
New Jersey's municipal leaders today will hear two views of the state's state of affairs.
Newark's Democrats: Don't blame us for Gov. Jon Corzine's loss
Gov.-elect Chris Christie and Lt. Gov.-elect Kim Guadagno visit the Robert Treat Academy in Newark the day after the election.
Analysis: Gaining wrong lessons from 2009 elections
The polls on Tuesday closed; the voters tossed out Democratic incumbent Gov. Jon Corzine in New Jersey and gave Republican Bob McDonnell a massive victory over his Democratic challenger, Creigh Deeds, in Virginia, and the analysis was immediate.
N.J. taxpayers fund pension benefits for non-government employees
Already, taxpayers are giving $1.3 million a year to 62 retirees of three Trenton organizations: the League of Municipalities, the School Boards Association and the Association of Counties, records show.
Poll finds Newark Mayor Cory Booker would be strong N.J. Gov candidate in '13
As Democrats whisper about Mayor Cory Booker's possible candidacy for governor in 2013, an analysis released this week by Public Policy Polling predicts he would be a solid candidate for the office.
Israelis surprised at friend's defeat
Israeli politicians and diplomats expressed surprise over Gov. Jon Corzine's loss to Republican Chris Christie in last Tuesday's New Jersey gubernatorial election.
An insider's view of Christie's N.J. victory
During "that roller-coaster ride," the campaign focused on independent voters, and the issues.
Fate Of Marriage Measure Unclear
Two top lawmakers cast doubt on whether New Jersey will give a green light to marriage equality for gays and lesbians before the Garden State gets a new governor who has vowed to stop the civil liberties legislation.
GOP Surges in 2010 Election Poll
According to a Gallup poll released Wednesday, 48 percent of voters said they would back a Republican, while 44 percent said they would support a Democrat, if the 2010 House elections were held today.
N.J. Gov.-elect Chris Christie plans to talk about taxes
Taxes are on the agenda today for New Jersey's governor-elect. Republican Chris Christie and the co-chairmen of his transition team's budget and taxes committee are scheduled to speak about their plans.
Christie victory should bring cautious optimism for New Jersey Republicans
With the victory of Republican Chris Christie over incumbent Democratic governor Jon Corzine, despite the campaign of conservative Independent Chris Daggett, New Jersey Republicans have reason to celebrate.
Time running out for gay marriage?: Bloggers on N.J.'s lame duck legislation
People from groups opposing gay marriage gather in front of the Statehouse in Trenton.
Joe Hallett commentary: It's long past time to put the people above party squabbles
3 portend little for the governor's race in Ohio next year, Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern harrumphed in his post-election news conference.
Problems abound for both parties after election
A year after Barack Obama's election stirred broad hopes for change among American voters, persistent high unemployment and the spectacle of continued gridlock in Washington threaten Democratic dominance of the political landscape.
N.J. Gov. Corzine makes first public appearance with Gov.-elect Christie, vows smooth transition
A week after voters declined to give him a second term, Gov. Jon Corzine today said he is working with the man who defeated him, Gov.-elect Chris Christie, to make the transition "as smooth as possible." "I want the governor-elect to be successful, because the people of New Jersey need a successful governor," Corzine said.
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