--April 20, 2012--

Bill Baroni embarrassed the state of New Jersey and himself at a Senate hearing this week.

--January 30, 2012--

Property taxes are eating up a larger share of family income under Gov. Chris Christie than under previous governors, primarily due to a sharp reduction in direct property tax relief over the past two years. In fact, net property taxes are 20 percent higher under Christie than they were when Democrat Jon Corzine left office two years ago.

--January 26, 2012--

It can't be fair to drop a rule for more than a decade and then apply it to a single person. But that's what has happened to Gabriela Mosquera, who hasn't been allowed to take the seat in the New Jersey Assembly that she won in November.

--January 26, 2012--

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the Republican who has sought to roll back taxes, battled with public employee unions and was courted to run for president, can’t shake one distinction: His state again ranks last in business climate.

--January 24, 2012--

After three hours of impassioned arguments on both sides, a Senate committee today advanced a bill allowing same-sex marriage in New Jersey.

--January 19, 2012--

Flashback to the campaign trail: Christie made vows not to touch pensions or property tax rebates or cut education. Then he did just that as the centerpiece of his first two years. He pledged to make state contributions into the pension fund, then balanced his budget by skipping a $3.1 billion payment. He called Gov. Jon Corzine’s practice of bonding to fill the transportation trust fund “unconscionable,” then did the exact same thing.

--January 18, 2012--

In the meantime, as the residency rule was clearly not being enforced in 2011, as state elections officials certified her candidacy last year, and as she subsequently won election by a healthy margin, the proper thing to do would be to let her take office. It would be wrong for the court to ignore the will of the voters here by changing the rules of the game after Election Day, even if they weren’t the wisest rules.

--January 17, 2012--

The New Jersey Democratic State Committee backed John Wisniewski tonight in New Brunswick for a second term as state party chairman.

--July 21, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski today issued the following statement responding to a disingenuous and misleading Republican attack against Assembly Democrats, following hearings on Governor Christie’s unilateral cuts to senior citizens programs, nursing homes and special care facilities.

--July 08, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski today issued the following comments regarding Assembly Republican Declan O’Scanlon’s “Right to Work” legislation:

--July 04, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski released the following statement marking our country’s 235th Independence Day:

--June 30, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski responded to the line item veto by Governor Christie of the Democrats balanced budget that restores many of his cuts and would provide relief for middle class families:

--June 29, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski issued this statement following the passage of the Democrats balanced budget that restores many of Chris Christie’s cuts and provides relief for middle class families:

--June 23, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski released the following statement after the vote on pension and benefit reform legislation in the Assembly:

--June 21, 2011--

Wisniewski: Huntsman Begins Reinvention Tour That Would Make Romney Blush Candidate Changing Positions Before He Even Announces Campaign

--June 15, 2011--

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Wisniewski announced today that former Assembly Speaker Joseph J. Roberts, Jr., was named one of six Democrats to the New Jersey Redistricting Commission, the panel that will redraw the boundary lines for the 12 seats the state will have beginning with the 113th Congress in January 2013. Roberts is expected to be named chairman of the party’s team when it convenes.