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Former New Jersey governor James McGreevey is headed to a December runoff for mayor of Jersey City after finishing second in the nonpartisan election. He trails James Solomon, who led the vote but did not secure a majority. The race focuses on housing, safety, and city services amid a development boom.
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Mikie Sherrill will assume governorship of New Jersey in January, facing a state with high taxes, budget deficits, and federal aid reductions. Her election signals continuity in Democratic policies, but economic struggles like energy costs and property taxes remain unresolved as she prepares to address these issues.
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Recent elections in key states like New York, Virginia, and New Jersey highlight ongoing debates within the Democratic Party about strategy and ideology. Results show a focus on affordability and opposition to Trump’s policies, with progressive candidates gaining ground amid internal divisions. Outcomes will influence 2026 midterm strategies.
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Recent off-year elections in New Jersey, Virginia, New York City, and California show most voters disapprove of Trump’s performance and view him as a negative influence. Trump’s impact was limited, with many voters citing him as a factor against candidates, especially in California where opposition was strongest.
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Jersey City voters are set to decide between former Gov. Jim McGreevey and Councilman James Solomon in a runoff election. Both candidates focus on affordability and property taxes, with McGreevey emphasizing fiscal responsibility and Solomon criticizing developer influence. The race follows a competitive primary and highlights ongoing debates over city development.