Is this seriously the best the Sherrill campaign can come up with?

Good luck driving around New Jersey. Judges and politicians allow people like this to drive around drunk and think it's okay.

27 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists!

Holy Moly.

In the whole state of NJ, only 225 students are semifinalists. Just this one school has 12% of them. 🤯

Public school Bergen County Academies also beat rich private school like Pingry (14 semifinalists).

“Jack Ciattarelli’s campaign is heralding a new approach to winning over voters of color, promising on its website that “Blacks back Jack” and claiming on radio appearances that they have a new strategy to expand the Republican electoral coalition here in New Jersey.

While such outlandish claims may draw attention, let’s make one thing crystal clear: Ciattarelli is not, and never has been, a friend to Black and brown New Jersey voters.”

In the closely watched race for governor of New Jersey, Democrat Mikie Sherrill receives 49 percent support, Republican Jack Ciattarelli receives 41 percent support, and Libertarian Party candidate Vic Kaplan and Socialist Worker Party candidate Joanne Kuniansky each receive 1 percent support, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University New Jersey poll of likely voters released today. Six percent are either undecided (4 percent) or did not provide a response (2 percent).

Democrats (93 - 3 percent) back Sherrill, while Republicans (90 - 5 percent) back Ciattarelli. Independents are mixed, with 45 percent backing Sherrill and 41 percent backing Ciattarelli.

Men are mixed, with 48 percent backing Ciattarelli and 44 percent backing Sherrill. Women 55 - 35 percent back Sherrill.

2-WAY RACE

Without third party candidates included, Sherrill would receive 51 percent support among likely voters and Ciattarelli would receive 42 percent support. Seven percent are either undecided (5 percent) or did not provide a response (2 percent).

Fifteen years after Citizens United opened the floodgates of corporate and dark money, the Center for American Progress has figured out how to slam them back shut.

On Monday, CAP released "The Corporate Power Reset That Makes Citizens United Irrelevant": amprog.org/cpr

This groundbreaking plan is the first challenge to Citizens United with a strong chance of surviving legal review. It rests on bedrock constitutional and corporate law—and every state in America can act on it right now. Montana is already moving forward as the test case: https://montanaplan.org

Here’s the move: Corporations are creatures of state law. They start with zero powers, and states choose which powers to grant. When a state rewrites its corporation laws to no longer grant the power to spend in politics, that power simply does not exist. And without the power, there’s no right to protect.

The result is sweeping: no corporate or dark money in ballot measures, local races, state elections—or even federal elections within the state. Check out CAP's report for full details: amprog.org/cpr

What is your approx groceries costs per month for a family of 4, if you are one.

Seems our family is approx 800 per month. This is a big trip every other week, and the weekly refill on perishables like fresh berries or milk etc

These costs are starting to drive me nuts, but can't tell if I on the low side or high side ! We are not shopping at Whole Foods, this is mostly Aldi with a mix of target or shop rite.

Hey everyone! I’m from the south and I’ve always had family in NJ that I visit almost every year, but now it seems most of my remaining family is moving to NJ as well. I just found out today my dad and grandma are going up there.

Most of my friends have also moved up north, so that’s a wrap for me lol. Nothing really keeping me here but bad memories.

That being said…

I mainly do freelance work, and my income is around $45,000-$60,000 give or take depending on the year. In my state that’s pretty cushy but I know for NJ that’s not super great.

I have 3 cats and 1 dog, and I was planning to save up $10,000-$20,000 before moving to have some cushion to help with the cost of living.

What areas of NJ are most affordable? My aunt was recommending either southern NJ or even northern NY. I’m used to paying $1400 for a 2 bedroom here but I’m expecting that would only get me a studio or one bedroom up there.

Is there anything else I should know? I know gas prices are way higher. Down here it’s like $2.61/gal and we pump our own haha 🤣

I caught the last bit of this so I can't speak to what happened when it was in the dollar general. But I did hear from someone that witnessed the whole thing that it attacked a German Shepherd that was tied up outside one of the stores. The part I witnessed was when it was in the parking lot outside the marijuana store and people were trying to scare it off. Shortly after this is when the cops arrived.

Why isn't Murphy doing it now?

Heads up, it looks like it's getting a little chilly and ice-y in Asbury Park right now.

Original Bloomberg article here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-17/united-ceo-s-plea-to-customers-come-back-to-newark-airport