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How to recall elected officials in New Jersey

Learn about the rules, timelines, and requirements for removing elected officials from office before their terms ends in New Jersey.

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Review the voting and mayoral records of Democrats running for N.J. governor in 2025

N.J. voters said they wanted ways to understand the records of Democratic gubernatorial candidates. Here is what we’ve gathered.

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How New Jersey leftist groups define “progressive”

The Jersey Bee asked three New Jersey organizations on the political left to explain what “progressive” means to them. Here’s what they said.

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Common political terms and what they mean in New Jersey

Politicians and media use terms to describe policies and politics in New Jersey that aren’t universally understood. Here are some common political terms and what they mean.

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Los candidatos a la gobernación de Nueva Jersey en 2025 responden preguntas sobre segregación y equidad

The Jersey Bee preguntó a 12 candidatos a la gobernación de Nueva Jersey cuáles eran sus planes para un estado más justo y equitativo. Seis respondieron. Esto es lo que contestaron.

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N.J. 2025 governor candidates answer questions on segregation and equity

The Jersey Bee asked 12 candidates for governor in New Jersey their plans for a more just and equitable state. Six responded. Here's what they said.

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