The New Jersey GOP said the election monitors were needed in the county because of "a long and sordid history" of voter fraud.

New Jersey Republicans have asked the U.S. Department of Justice to send election monitors to oversee the handling of mail ballots in a county that is key to the state’s Nov. 4 governor’s race between Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie

New Jersey Republicans have extended an invitation for the Trump administration to get involved in New Jersey’s election.

While attention has been largely paid to the competitive race for New Jersey governor, Garden State voters should also know the entire General Assembly is up for grabs in November's general election. All 80 seats in the Legislature's lower chamber will be on the ballot. The current breakdown of the Assembly is 52 Democrats and 28 Republicans.

Democratic nominee Mikie Sherrill and Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli went head-to-head on Wednesday night in their final debate before New Jerseyans decide which of them will serve as the state's next governor. Political analyst Steve Adubato joined Good Day New York with reaction.

New Jersey is seeing a strong start to early voting, with over 400,000 mail-in ballots already returned, signaling excitement ahead of the gubernatorial election.

With just weeks to go in New Jersey’s closely watched gubernatorial elections, voters are gearing up to make their voices heard. Since 2021, New Jersey has allowed in-person early voting thanks to legislation.

Betting sites Polymarket and RealClearPolling have Mikie Sherrill as the clear favorite over Jack Cittarelli in the gubernatorial election on. Nov. 4.

Jack Ciattarelli campaigns with Rep. Byron Donalds while Rep. Mikie Sherrill prepares for a rally with former President Barack Obama in New Jersey's tight governor race.