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NJ primary election 2025: What voters need to know
Hey, NJ! This week, we're talking about the primary election.
Hosts Maddi Ference and John P. McAlpin break down everything NJ voters need to know ahead of June 10, including the differences between partisan and nonpartisan elections, voting eligibility and the various methods to cast a ballot. They also discuss NJ's historically low voter turnout for primaries and why NJ's closed primary may be a contributing factor.
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We want to hear from you! What stories should we be covering? What questions should we be asking? Let us know! Send an email to [email protected].
Hey, NJ is part of NJ Spotlight News’ “Under the Dome” project. This in-depth, ongoing reporting project focuses on NJ’s state government, its governor, its lawmakers and its extensive administrative operations.
“Under the Dome” is made possible [in part] by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
This program is made possible by viewers like you. Please support NJ Spotlight News.
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By NJ Spotlight NewsHey, NJ! This week, we're talking about the primary election.
Hosts Maddi Ference and John P. McAlpin break down everything NJ voters need to know ahead of June 10, including the differences between partisan and nonpartisan elections, voting eligibility and the various methods to cast a ballot. They also discuss NJ's historically low voter turnout for primaries and why NJ's closed primary may be a contributing factor.
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We want to hear from you! What stories should we be covering? What questions should we be asking? Let us know! Send an email to [email protected].
Hey, NJ is part of NJ Spotlight News’ “Under the Dome” project. This in-depth, ongoing reporting project focuses on NJ’s state government, its governor, its lawmakers and its extensive administrative operations.
“Under the Dome” is made possible [in part] by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
This program is made possible by viewers like you. Please support NJ Spotlight News.
Sign up for our daily newsletter.