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Tag: Mark Sheridan

Sales tax fight escalates: Sherrill counters Ciattarelli’s claims with his own record

September 8, 2025   5:07 pm
In a blistering response, Democrat Mikie Sherrill’s campaign is rejecting Jack Ciattarelli’s accusation that she is misleading voters over his tax positions, pointing to a long trail of Ciattarelli’s own statements about considering a 10% sales tax modeled after Tennessee....
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Ciattarelli calls Sherrill a liar, demands she pull ‘false statements’ about sales tax

September 6, 2025   10:11 pmSeptember 8, 2025   5:01 pm
In the most explosive exchange yet of the New Jersey governor’s race, Republican Jack Ciattarelli today accused Democratic nominee Mikie Sherrill of deliberately misleading voters by claiming he supports a sales tax — and his campaign attorney issued a formal...
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Dispatches from a wild week in N.J. politics

January 28, 2022   10:19 pm
The 2021 elections are over, the next major set of elections aren’t for four months, and the state legislature has only just started to rev up its 2022-23 session – and yet it’s still been an action-packed week in New...
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Following Caddle admission, Mark Sheridan asks for new look at parents’ death

January 28, 2022   1:08 pmJanuary 29, 2022   2:24 pm
Mark Sheridan, the son of a politically powerful lawyer who died with his wife under mysterious circumstances in 2014, sent a letter to acting Attorney General Andrew Bruck and Somerset County Prosecutor Michael Robertson today asking them to reconsider his...
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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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Ciattarelli camp still sees path to win

November 8, 2021   9:58 pmNovember 8, 2021   10:06 pm
Gov. Phil Murphy’s lead increased by 2,191 votes on Monday and is now 67,595 votes ahead of Republican Jack Ciattarelli, 50.95% to 48.28%. But the Ciattarelli campaign says there is still a path to victory, so they are going to...
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Supreme Court hears arguments on bonding bill

August 5, 2020   1:42 pmAugust 5, 2020   5:02 pm
The New Jersey Supreme Court held oral arguments in a Republican suit seeking to strike a law allowing the state to borrow up to $10 billion to plug budget holes created by the COVID-19 crisis Wednesday. The roughly two-and-a-half-hour-long affair...
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