June 8 saw the most early in-person voting, with 34,505 ballots cast across New Jersey for the 2025 primary election.

The race to succeed N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy is crowded with six Democrats and five Republicans on the primary ballot.

NYC continues to grapple with ranked-choice voting, facing voter confusion despite ongoing educational efforts.

The New Jersey primary is set for June 10. The six Democratic candidates and five Republican candidates are competing to ...

The tool, developed in partnership with Capitol AI, relies on NJ.com content and policy stances from candidate websites to ...

Depending on who you ask, charter schools represent either an existential threat to public schools or an innovative model for ...

Nearly a dozen candidates will compete in New Jersey on Tuesday for the chance to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov. Phil ...

New Jersey Democrats, facing their first major primary contest since the demise of the county line ballot system, are bracing for the June 10 primary.

As families and educators prepare for a new school year, economic pressures and shifting policies are reshaping the ...

With 564 municipalities in New Jersey, election maps can sometimes look more like chaotic mosaics than a clear tool for ...

Newark’s total advance turnout as of Saturday was 4 percent of all registered Democrats, one of the lowest in the state.