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NJ looks at lowering the voting age for primaries

In more than a third of the states, primary voting is permitted for 17-year-olds who will turn 18 by the general election.

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More than 175,000 New Americans are from New Jersey

New Jersey has 177,890 newly naturalized U.S. citizens who are eligible to vote in the 2022 general election that could play a critical role in

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NJ home appraisal discrimination: Have you been a victim?

A new push is being made to protect minority homeowners in New Jersey from what may be unconscious bias on the part of appraisers

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Warren Buffett firm to pay $20 million in redlining case out of Camden, Philly area

Trident Mortgage systemically underserved and avoided services in majority-minority neighborhoods, federal officials announced Wednesday

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Murphy promised social justice for NJ residents of color Has he done enough?

Advocates push for more action as the governor's national spotlight rises, and speculation about a presidential run continues.

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