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Reporter for The Record of Bergen County, State House Bureau, and http://northjersey.com ; contributor to The Political State blog http://blog.northjersey.com/thepoliticalstate/ ;
Covering Governor Christie and the New Jersey Legislature with a focus on state spending and tax policy.

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Workers, retirees among those urging NJ pension to look beyond the bottom line

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By John Reitmeyer Verified
| New Jersey Hills Media Group Verified
Winning investments are lifting the value of the pension fund for hundreds of thousands of New Jersey public workers, but not everyone is happy with exactly how fund managers are generating strong returns. Among the loudest critics of some individual investments are state employees and retirees whose own financial security rests heavily on the long-term fiscal health of the pension fund, now nearly $86 billion. kAm|2?J 92G6 7=28865 E96 A6?D:@? DJDE6>’D DE2<6 :? !2=2?E:C %649?@=@8:6D @7 >@C6 E92?
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New Jersey pension fund on track to continue winning streak

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By John Reitmeyer Verified, Elise Young Verified
| NJ Spotlight
Gov. Mikie Sherrill at the War Memorial in Trenton on Wednesday for a veterans event. A Democrat who took office in January, Sherrill signed a $60.7 billion budget that includes $7.3 billion for pensions. Despite concerns about war and market volatility, the pension fund for hundreds of thousands of New Jersey public workers has gained another big boost from investments.
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Lawmakers heard warnings as 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote

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By Colleen O'Dea Verified, John Reitmeyer Verified
| NJ Spotlight
From left, Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell, Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Motor Vehicle Commission acting Chair and Chief Administrator Rosalie Johnson at a news conference at the State House in Trenton on Tuesday. As early as October 2024, New Jersey lawmakers heard that some noncitizens were registering to vote through state Motor Vehicle Commission offices.
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