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December 5, 2022

New Jersey Politics

News

Residents fighting plan to build ‘mega warehouse’ next to train tracks in N.J. town

Sparta residents filed a lawsuit to block a Sussex County warehouse they say will be bigger than a mall and the local high school combined.

By Nyah Marshall | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

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With high-speed crashes on the rise, N.J. needs to push drivers into the slow lane, advocates say

Traffic deaths are climbing in New Jersey. Car speed controls, redesigned roads and other measures could save lives, some experts say.

By Matt Gray | For NJ.com

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Gun control: It’s time to bury the Graves Act | Mulshine

Frank Graves was a Democratic mayor of Paterson who had a lot of authoritarian ideas; including the imposition of mandatory-minimum sentences for even nonviolent weapons offenses

By Paul Mulshine | Star-Ledger Columnist

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Gen Z voters showed up to vote. Now comes the hard part. | Opinion

However, young voters will only vote in future elections, and in growing numbers, if we show up for them between campaigns.

By Star-Ledger Guest Columnist

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Trenton now back to having 2 separate runoff elections, judge orders

The runoff for at-large candidates will occur in January.

By Kevin Shea | For NJ.com

Opinion

Murphy bullied the wrong woman. Now she’s crushing his White House dreams. | Moran

Julie Roginsky was present at the birth of Phil Murphy's political life, his first hire. Now she's telling the world all about his dark side.

By Tom Moran | Star-Ledger Editorial Board

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