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Tag: Jay Webber

Nine things you should know about from today’s legislative session

May 26, 2022   6:30 pm
Both houses of the New Jersey legislature were in session today, so if you were in the Trenton area and felt a chill in the air, that’s why. Dozens of bills were passed, several Republican attempts to bring up their...
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Policing and racial bias bills pass Assembly, with some Republican opposition

February 28, 2022   6:28 pmFebruary 28, 2022   7:21 pm
Three bills addressing police accountability and racial bias training passed the Assembly today, marking the final day of Black History Month and the first controversial pieces of policy-focused legislation of this session. If eventually signed into law, the three bills...
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Initial legislative map proposals leave some incumbents behind

February 8, 2022   5:22 pmFebruary 8, 2022   7:14 pm
Whenever a new political redistricting process begins, one of the most frustrating things to account for is where incumbent legislators already live. Those tasked with redistricting want to draw as logical a map as possible, but they also frequently have...
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Bucco unenthusiastic about potential congressional run

December 20, 2021   4:33 pmDecember 20, 2021   5:42 pm
While he declined to explicitly rule out a bid for Congress against Rep. Mikie Sherrill, State Sen. Anthony M. Bucco (R-Boonton) said today he is unlikely to wage a bid for higher office next year. “You never say never, but...
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Webber ready to file civil rights suit against state on statehouse vax policy, lawyer says

December 18, 2021   2:30 pm
Through his lawyer, Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-Morris Plains) has notified the state attorney general’s office that the Morris County Republican will not “submit to a Covid-19 test nor will he provide proof of vaccination” to enter the statehouse complex when...
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State Police stands down as legislators enter statehouse without showing vaccination proof

December 2, 2021   11:10 amDecember 2, 2021   12:08 pm
Update : Source says Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin is barring legislators, most Republicans, from entering the State Assembly chamber unless they comply with his new policy to show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test, and the New Jersey...
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Assembly Republicans won’t follow vaccine or Covid test mandate

November 26, 2021   3:39 pmNovember 26, 2021   5:45 pm
Assembly Republicans are planning to challenge a new rule that would ban lawmakers from entering the statehouse if they can’t provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test at their next session on December 2. In a virtual meeting...
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