Not bad for part time legislators. Not even a hint of this in her inaugural budget speech.
Interesting - in 2024 NJ apparently had more voters registered than a count of voting age population.
ā¦ The figures show 6,630,364 registered voters in 2024 compared to a citizen voting-age population of 6,397,695, a difference of more than 230,000. ā¦
You can thank auto voter registration for illegal aliens when they get a DL. The dems said āto get them on the books, insured and not driving unregistered vehiclesā That was a lie.
I posted the above back in November.
And now we have thisā¦ Hmmmm,
Is this how she won?
Iām not 100% certain on the accuracy on this, but from elsewhere:
When I get a sec I want to take the delta between each yearās Total Votes so we can see what the stats are for changes in total voters.
Just eyeballing it weāve had +/- 300-400k swings in voter turnout before.
Nothing to see here. Jack got maybe 100K more votes from his first try to his second try, but we are to believe Mikie got 450K more votes than Murphy did, in an off-cycle election??
Sureā¦ pull my fingerā¦
Sheeeeeās here!:
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/04/17/mejia-new-jersey-elections-00878573
ā¦ āI would say that the true radicals are Jeff Bezos, [Speaker] Mike Johnson, Palantir, Elon Musk, Donald Trump and even Joe Hathaway ā radicals who are willing to upend our democracy, subvert our Constitution and act with impunity, and we must stop them,ā Mejia said in her victory speech. āThese radicals who clap for a president so perverse that he insults the God that he purports to uphold. These radicals will watch Rome burn with all of us within, and they are simply cowards ā cowards unwilling to stand up to this madness.ā ā¦
It just continues to get, worse and worse for this state. And it wasnāt even close, 60% to 40%, in a district that was a R district not to long ago, as late as 2016, where the R won with 58%. Itās gone through a 20% swing, and to a radical lefty, not a moderate.
Weāre F$&&#ed
When only 25% of registered voters turn out to vote it makes the communistās job easier. Mountain lakes a very affluent community voted overwhelmingly for the commie. As did Mendham and parts of Randolph. Never underestimate someoneās propensity to vote against their own self interest.
Maybe they think theyāll get to keep their money
These two scumbags weāre roommates
Speaking of radicalsā¦ she wastes no time, implementing her Socialismā¦
$25 minimum wage for fast food workers and teens sought by NJ lawmakers
A new push to raise the minimum wage to $25 an hour for all workers, with no exceptions, has the support of New Jersey Democrats.
The Living Wage for All Act is the first major piece of federal legislation introduced by U.S. Rep. Analilia Mejia, D-N.J., 11th District.
āThis bill would transform millions of lives, ensuring working people earn a true living wage instead of being forced to choose between putting food on the table and taking care of their health. Americans deserve an economy that works for all, not just the billionaire class,ā Mejia said.
Higher prices and unemployment. Whatās not to like? Morons.
It is like dems are helping the developers of AI and robots force businesses to fire humans because the simply cannot afford them. Plus, AI and bots donāt unionize.
Donāt need healthcare or 401k contributions either.
And donāt call in sick, or surf Facebook or NJGF during the workday, donāt take 1-1/2 hour lunches, and donāt need 12 weeks of when they have a baby.
Release the Redistricting! :
ā¦ Sherrill did not confirm immediate action but made clear she would consider working with the Democrat-led legislature if conditions change.
āWe have some constitutional limitations on doing it immediately. Weād have to get some votes through, but Iād certainly be willing to work with the legislature to do that,ā Sherrill said during the interview.
Her remarks came in response to questions about whether New Jersey might redraw its congressional districts ahead of the next scheduled cycle. While she emphasized legal constraints, she also left open the possibility of action depending on how national redistricting efforts unfold.
Sherrill tied the issue to former President Donald Trump, accusing him of attempting to influence electoral outcomes through redistricting efforts in other states.
āIf Trump is going to try to attack fair voting across the country, then New Jersey is going to stand up so that we can create a counterbalance,ā she said. ā¦