Norcross still standing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "They contend that anti-fusion statutes help to perpetuate the two-party system.
52% : " -- "Richard Barilla, an independent, files to challenge Rep. Rob Menendez in 2026" -- "Pro-Trump 'Let's Go Brandon' store shutting down after 3 years in N.J." -- "Trump may use an N.J. military base to detain immigrants.
41% : No way, these N.J. parents say" -- "Casino association opposes sports betting and internet gaming tax increase in $58B budget plan" -- "Small business owner joins former Teaneck deputy mayor in LD-37 bid" -- Scutari hesitant on higher weed taxes REPRESENTS THE POOREST COUNTY IN NJ -- "Van Drew falls in line as House Republicans push through severe budget bill," by NJ Spotlight News' Benjamin J. Hulac: "After a frantic day of arm-twisting and vote-watching, the House narrowly adopted a budget plan that could deliver punishing cuts to national social and health programs, including Medicaid, while increasing spending for the Trump administration's military and immigration objectives.
40% : Norcross isn't at the pinnacle of his power, but he's still formidable and the decline has been due to political realignment, not this case.
40% : As Trump rages and affordability rules NJ politics?
38% : Wary of potential deep cuts to Medicaid and how those cuts would land in their home districts, Republicans, including Van Drew, had been unsure how they would vote as of Tuesday evening.
32% : How $880 billion in health cuts could be found without that money coming out of Medicaid seems unclear.

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