Few things are as non-partisan as wanting a smaller bill to pay. It will take until 2026 to accrue the funds to pay for it, and Republicans have lambasted the scheme as a political gimmick, but New Jersey taxes are high. Take, for example, the tax relief for senior citizen homeowners and renters via the ANCHOR program.
The verdicts are delivered by the voters on Election Day.Īt the same time, Gopal can use Murphy and the power of being in office to his advantage. By connecting the Trenton establishment of Murphy and Gopal, the logical assumption is that Gopal, as a Murphy ally, is also rich and out of touch. Whether or not he is, is, fundamentally, subjective. Murphy is rich and out of touch-the message the Dnistrian campaign is sending is clear. We have the solution: tap into the state’s $10.1 billion surplus to prevent needless cuts and suffering in our education system.” Now, we are seeing what these cuts are going to translate into, and this is just the beginning.
Freehold Regional, Neptune Township and Asbury Park’s school districts have taken the biggest hits in our district. It is a disastrous policy and just plain wrong. The numbers don’t lie, even when the politicians do. An astonishing $75 million has been taken out of our district and sent to other parts of the state since S2 became law. In May, the campaign said, “Governor Murphy and Vin Gopal have been waging a war on our school funding for years now. Dnistrian, for his part, wants to turn him into a target for perceived misuse.įrom the outset, the Dnistrian campaign sought to link Gopal with Governor Murphy. As an incumbent, Gopal wants to take credit for its benefits. The completion of the $54.3 billion document spawned a contentious exchange on culture war. With the giant $54.3 billion document completed, with In LD-11, one of the most closely watched races this campaign cycle, incumbent state Senator Vin Gopal and Republican challenger Steve Dnistrian seek to build state post-budget collision course momentum.
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