A view of the state Assembly chamber at the New Jersey Statehouse in Trenton. NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
It’s an off-year election in New Jersey, which means there are no races for president, governor, or Congress to draw out voters in November. But with all 120 seats in the Democratic-controlled state Legislature on the ballot, some sharply debated issues — and the memory of a shocking election two years ago — have ratcheted up tension in what could have been a sleepy campaign season. Cooktops
Less than two months to Election Day and with both sides trying to shape the narrative, Republicans have aggressively attacked Democrats on several hot-button topics — from sex education and gender in schools to gas stoves, offshore wind, and whale deaths — as they aim to further chip away at 20 years of Democratic control in Trenton.
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