Ciattarelli wants to end the immigration policy that made his family American
Ciattarelli’s grandfather immigrated to the United States in 1908 and didn’t become a citizen for 20 years.
By Jesse Valentine - October 31, 2025
Ciattarelli’s grandfather immigrated to the United States in 1908 and didn’t become a citizen for 20 years.
By Jesse Valentine - October 31, 2025
Ciattarelli has received more than $10k from a gambling ring operator linked to the Gambino crime family.
By Jesse Valentine - October 27, 2025
Ciattarelli is the Republican candidate for governor of New Jersey.
By Jesse Valentine - August 11, 2025
Kean violated the STOCK Act in 2023 and 2024.
By Jesse Valentine - June 13, 2025
Charles Kushner, the father of Jared Kushner, hired a prostitute to seduce and blackmail his brother-in-law.
By Jesse Valentine - May 20, 2025
Ciattarelli is running in the Republican primary for New Jersey governor
By Jesse Valentine - May 09, 2025
Ciattarelli said in 2017 that a state government audit would lead to “false savings and phantom revenues.”
By Jesse Valentine - April 30, 2025
Watchdogs and Republicans say power is concentrated in too few hands in Trenton
By Dana DiFilippo, New Jersey Monitor - February 15, 2024
The Pennsylvania Republican Senate nominee paid more than $250 for unexplained travel expenses in the Garden State in recent months after facing questions about similar expenses going back to February.
By Josh Israel - October 25, 2022
The goal, supporters say, is to expand abortion access ahead of a potential influx of out-of-state patients from places where abortion might become illegal.
By Associated Press - June 04, 2022
The American Action Network received $4.5 million from the U.S. pharmaceutical industry’s largest interest group in 2019. Now, the group is airing misleading claims about Democrats’ plans to make prescription drugs more affordable.
By Josh Israel - November 19, 2021
Republican Jack Ciattarelli lost the New Jersey governor race to Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy by 2.3 points.
By Emily Singer - November 05, 2021
No, Jack Ciattarelli is not an anti-Trump moderate.
By Josh Israel - June 09, 2021
For the first time ever, New Jersey will now have a week of early in-person voting.
By Emily Singer - March 29, 2021
Monday brought big wins for criminal justice reform in three Democratic-controlled states.
By Emily Singer - February 22, 2021
The state Supreme Court has reversed a previous policy requiring trans people in the state to publish their name change in a local newspaper.
By Casey Quinlan - December 17, 2020
Also: Several states take steps to tackle climate change, and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death sparks a wave of financial donations to progressive causes.
By Dan Desai Martin - September 25, 2020
Also: The House of Representatives passed a bill to protect pregnant workers, and South Carolina voters don’t need an excuse to vote by mail.
By Dan Desai Martin - September 18, 2020
By spreading misinformation and attacking voting by mail, Trump and his campaign are waging war on the 2020 election.
By Emily Singer - September 17, 2020
Also: A Georgia church takes a stand against LGBTQ discrimination and a federal court hands a victory to Texas voters.
By Dan Desai Martin - September 04, 2020
Also: States join together to fight climate change, and Texas breaks a decades-old voter turnout record.
By Dan Desai Martin - July 17, 2020
Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop responds to Mitch McConnell’s comment that cities and states seeking coronavirus aid should just file for bankruptcy.
By Emily Singer - May 21, 2020
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson noted that most voters ‘across the political spectrum want the option to vote by mail.’
By Dan Desai Martin - May 19, 2020
Also: Conservation efforts could save the oceans in a generation, and states across the country are taking steps to help residents during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
By Dan Desai Martin - April 03, 2020
Young people are organizing in high schools across the country, Connecticut residents will see lower health care costs, and several states made strides for LGBTQ equality.
By Dan Desai Martin - January 24, 2020
Virginia became the 38th state to approve the Equal Rights Amendment the same week New Jersey’s governor signed legislation to protect health care and three states saw voting rights victories.
By Dan Desai Martin - January 17, 2020
New Jersey took positive steps to restore voting rights, and Virginia is poised to make progress on the same issue in the new year.
By Dan Desai Martin - December 20, 2019
A total of eight staffers have left Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s office since the weekend.
By Dan Desai Martin - December 18, 2019
Several other law enforcement officers were injured in the attack.
By Associated Press - December 10, 2019
From victories on protecting immigrants to the first step in legalizing marijuana on the federal level, progressives saw a slew of victories this week.
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