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For the first time in 15 years, the Borough Council now has a 4-to-2 Republican majority following voters electing Rich Onderko and Sherri Lynn to three-year seats.

Hunterdon's representatives Democrat Rush Holt and Republican Leonard Lance voted "yes" when the House of Representatives passed legislation, 403-12, last night, Thursday, to extend unemployment benefits.

Chris Christie celebrates his Election Day victory. View full size AP Photo Gov.

The First Congregational Church of Westfield is inviting nominations for the 2010 Marc Wesley Hardy Human Rights Award.

Hunterdon's two members in the U.S. House of Representatives are lining up on opposite sides of the health care debate, which is moving toward a vote on a final version, perhaps by next week.

Gov. Jon Corzine never quite fit the profile of a white knight - not with the beard and the bald spot and the predilection for sweater vests - but when he rolled into office four years ago, he seemed a better bet than most to tame New Jersey's runaway spending and property taxes.

Republicans have retained both seats in southern New Jersey's 9th District, one of several districts touched by corruption this year.

Democrats held on to their comfortable majority in New Jersey's Assembly, presenting a challenge to Christopher J. Christie, the former U.S. attorney who defeated incumbent Democratic Gov.

State Assembly races in Monmouth and Ocean counties were dominated by Republican candidates this Election Day.

Later this week members of the U.S. House of Representatives will be asked to vote on legislation that dramatically revamps our Nation's health care system.

TRENTON, N.J. - Voters are heading to the polls to elect 82 members of the Legislature months after this summer's massive federal corruption sting turned some political campaigns inside out.

Now it's voters' turn: Polls will be open across the state from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. today for the General Election.

James Mulcahy Earns Prestigious Designation to Help Homeowners in Danger of Foreclosure By The RE/Max Classic Group 11/3/2009 James Mulcahy of The RE/Max Classic Group in Berkeley Heights NJ has earned the prestigious Certified Distressed Property Expert designation, having completed extensive training in foreclosure avoidance and short sales.

They've had a chance to kick the tires and look under the hood. Tuesday, voters will decide who they're going to give the title to - the title of governor, New Jersey's first lieutenant governor, members of the state Assembly, whether the state should bond millions for open space, farmland and parks, and who controls the governing boards of many ...

Voters won't get to pick a president this year, but several important decisions still await them at the polls Tuesday.

All politics is local, but the governor's race and a statewide ballot question are energizing much of the Election Day interest in the county.

WASHINGTON - Under health care legislation that House leaders introduced Thursday, most of the 1.2 million uninsured New Jerseyans would gain coverage by 2013, according to a New Jersey lawmaker who helped write the plan.

Author Junot Diaz reads from "Wildwood" a chapter of his Pulitzer-prize winning novel "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" at Bergen Community College, October 19, 2009.

With little time remaining until Election Day, it is time put aside distracting, misleading attacks and snide remarks so we can focus on the issues that matter most to New Jerseyans.