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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Jr.s district on Friday, March 21; and in Brick in Rep. Chris Smith's district on Saturday, March 22 for in-person town hall events ... 'As Congress prepares to negotiate a hyper-partisan Republican reconciliation package that threatens to cut Medicaid, education funding, and other critical support for working people, Senator Kim will outline what's at stake and hear from New Jerseyans on what they want him to bring back to Capitol Hill and fight for to ensure that New Jersey families' priorities are put first,' Kim's office said in a statement on the events, the first in-person town halls he's holding as a U.S. Senator." -- "Toms River protestors: GOP Congressman Smith must protect Medicaid, Medicare from Trump" -- "Van Drew critics hold town hall with Democratic Congresswoman Watson Coleman" -- "Trial begins for Nadine Menendez, wife of former US Sen. Bob Menendez" POLITICAL BOOGIEMAN -- "Governor Murphy, other officials urge teens to register to vote in school board election in Newark," by ABC 7's Toni Yates: "New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy visited a high school in Newark to encourage 16- and 17-year-olds to register to vote in their upcoming school board election.
46% : The 150 juniors and seniors that officials met with were provided voter registration information in the non-partisan event.
39% : " -- "NJ 'will not be able to supplement' federal cuts to Medicaid, Trenton leaders warn" -- Ciattarelli request to exempt Spadea donor contact from spending cap rejected -- "Sweeney slams Sherrill for SpaceX contributions" MR. SMITH STAYS IN WASHINGTON -- "Andy Kim coming to N.J.'s Republican-held districts for three town halls," by New Jersey Globe's Joey Fox: "With Congress home for a weeklong recess, senators and representatives of both parties - but especially Republicans - are feeling the heat from their constituents on President Donald Trump, government funding, Medicaid, and more.

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