Report: Non-voter media consumption habits may help determine 2020 election turnout
A new report by the Knight Foundation finds that the news diets of chronic non-voters may…
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New Jersey joins coalition suing to protect U.S. Postal Service and mail-in voting from cutbacks and slowed deliveries
“The Postal Service’s unofficial motto states that ‘neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of…
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NJ will have modified vote-by-mail election in November
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order on Friday creating a modified vote-by-mail system…
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2020 primary election results certified in Mercer County
Mercer County Clerk Paula Sollami Covello has certified the election results for the June 7 primary…
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Trio will run as slate for diversity, affordability, and transparency in Princeton Board of Education race
Three residents who are running as a team in the local school board election this year…
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Bierman announces he will seek a seat on the Princeton Board of Education
Adam Bierman, a lifelong Princeton resident who ran unsuccessfully for a seat on the Princeton Council…
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Ballot drop off, mail-in and in-person voting in NJ ends at 8 p.m.
Some Princeton area residents are still reporting that the U.S. Postal Service is sending them back…
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Trenton resident runs a write-in campaign for president in the NJ GOP primary as a way to make a statement
Jim Gordon, a longtime Trenton resident, is waging a write-in campaign for U.S. President in the…
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Some mail-in ballots in Mercer County being returned to voters by local post offices
Some voters who cast their votes in the primary elections by mail were surprised last week…
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A letter to readers regarding attacks against Planet Princeton and the local press
A central pillar of President Trump’s politics has been a sustained assault on the free press….
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Voting fraud charges filed against Paterson councilman, candidate and two other men allegedly involved in mail-in ballot scheme
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced Thursday that four men have been charged with fraud…
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A day after he enters District 12 race, Chris Hedges drops out
Chirs Hedges, the Green Party candidate who announced on Wednesday that he would challenge Democratic U.S….
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Princeton writer and activist Chris Hedges to challenge U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in District 12 race
Journalist, author, pastor, and activist Chris Hedges will run for U.S. Congress and has received the…
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NJ primaries in July to be mostly vote-by-mail elections, raising concerns among some voters
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Friday that the state’s primary races that were moved…
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Princeton Gerrymandering Project to host virtual town hall tonight on organizing during a pandemic
By contributor Marc Monseau The Princeton Gerrymandering Project will host a virtual town hall Friday evening…
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Princeton University Professor Sam Wang, founder of the Gerrymandering Project, will host virtual town halls amid COVID-19 restrictions
By contributor Marc Monseau Recognizing that an estimated four out of five Americans are under shelter-in-place…
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Freda to run unopposed in primary election for Princeton mayor, three candidates will seek two council seats
Former Princeton Borough Councilman Mark Freda will run unopposed in the Democratic primary for mayor of…
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NJ governor allows candidate petitions to be filed online, delays some special elections
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed an executive order this week that changes dates and procedures…
