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Politics in New Jersey remains as dynamic and consequential as ever, with debates over taxes, public transit funding, education, and climate resiliency shaping the state’s agenda. From Trenton’s legislative halls to local council chambers, elected officials are grappling with balancing economic growth and affordability while addressing long-term infrastructure and environmental challenges. With statewide elections always on the horizon and national politics casting a long shadow, New Jersey’s political landscape continues to be a proving ground for policy battles that resonate far beyond the state’s borders.