New Jersey
Democratic local officials cross party lines to back Ciattarelli in New Jersey governor’s race
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As New Jersey’s 2025 gubernatorial contest tightens, Republican Jack Ciattarelli has notched endorsements from several Democratic mayors and local officials, even as most recent independent polls still show Democrat Rep. Mikie Sherrill with a mid–single-digit lead. One Emerson survey finds the race statistically tied. Conservative activist Scott Presler says affordability concerns are energizing GOP turnout.
Sherrill doubles down on opioid claims against Ciattarelli in New Jersey race
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In the closing days of New Jersey's gubernatorial election, Democratic candidate Rep. Mikie Sherrill intensified accusations that Republican Jack Ciattarelli profited from the opioid crisis, linking him to thousands of deaths. Ciattarelli's campaign denounced the claims as slander and threatened a defamation lawsuit. The exchange highlights the personal attacks in a race to succeed term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy.
New Jersey gubernatorial race tightens between Sherrill and Ciattarelli
The New Jersey race for governor has narrowed as Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill campaigns with high-profile allies and receives Barack Obama's endorsement, while Republican Jack Ciattarelli gains support from Donald Trump. A recent Fox News poll shows Sherrill leading 50% to 45% among likely voters. The contest, one of only two gubernatorial elections this year, is seen as a bellwether for upcoming midterms.
National archives apologizes for rare breach of candidate's military records
The National Archives and Records Administration has issued an apology to Democratic New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill after accidentally releasing sensitive details from her military personnel file. The breach, described as exceedingly rare, occurred in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. Sherrill, a former Navy helicopter pilot, highlighted concerns about veterans' privacy in her response.
New Jersey school board candidates withdraw after threatening texts
Two candidates in a Marlboro Township school board race have dropped out following the revelation of disturbing text messages targeting conservative board member Danielle Bellomo. The messages, from a group chat named 'ThisB****NeedsToDie,' included vulgar threats against Bellomo. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.