Residents warned about housing a repeat child sex offender next to a park. Failed law left local officials powerless. Now, those warnings have been proven right.
My bills would give communities greater authority over where convicted offenders may reside.
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The Governor’s admission that approximately 6,600 individuals who identified themselves as noncitizens were improperly registered to vote is a serious failure of New Jersey’s election safeguards.
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Late night in Trenton where our members stood up for transparency & accountability.
Taxpayers were promised a better budget process. Instead, they got another budget negotiated behind closed doors and rushed through at the last minute.
New Jersey deserves better.
Senator Doug Steinhardt retweeted
🚨 72 hours until a government shutdown. Where's the budget?
We're ready and waiting. Trenton Democrats are still negotiating a $60 billion budget behind closed doors with your tax dollars. ⏳
Agriculture remains a cornerstone of Warren County’s economy and heritage, and preserving these farms will help ensure this land remains productive for years to come.
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No person should fear hate-fueled political violence for expressing their opinion, and anyone who resorts to such violence to silence that opinion will suffer the full weight of the law.
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Government works best when the public has a voice in the decisions being made. If elected officials are making decisions that affect local communities, residents deserve the opportunity to provide input before those decisions are made.
This is about identifying infrastructure issues early so they can be addressed before they escalate into significant damage for residents and communities. We need to ensure New Jersey’s water systems are properly inspected and maintained.
As a significant snowstorm is forecasted for this weekend into Monday, here are some useful tips and important contact numbers in case of power outages. My office is always available to assist. Stay alert, stay safe, and follow guidance of your local authorities.
The unethical marketing tactics used by companies to promote a dangerous substance like tianeptine is giving a false sense of security to those looking for solutions to their ailments. With this bill, we could remove these products from our retail shelves.
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Thrilled to see the creative works of 19 Bridgewater-Raritan Regional students are on the NJ State Christmas Tree at the White House! 🎄
Proud to have nominated JFK Primary School to represent our state in this year’s National Christmas Tree program.
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Senator Doug Steinhardt retweeted
A busy week in Trenton. ✅
NJ Senate Republicans advanced legislation through committee to lower property taxes, support disabled-veteran business owners, assist veterans transitioning to civilian life, and strengthen economic and community development in Atlantic City. 🏛️
Senator Doug Steinhardt retweeted
💰 A 600+ page budget with tax hikes was released just moments before a vote on Friday night— more of the same from Democrats.
Under one-party rule, we've seen backroom negotiations and spending that has ballooned by $24 billion under the Murphy Admin. Enough is enough. 💸
Senator Doug Steinhardt retweeted
💰 Another huge tax-and-spend burden is about to hit hardworking New Jerseyans. Hours before the vote at 8PM on a Friday night... we still haven’t seen the budget.
Under one-party rule, taxpayers are ignored, transparency is tossed aside, and affordability takes a backseat. 💸
Senator Doug Steinhardt retweeted
💰 We're once again calling on Trenton Democrats to act on our budget proposals to deliver tax relief and funding for critical services.
“We stand ready and willing to work with you to fix the Gov’s deeply flawed budget and give New Jerseyans the affordability they deserve."
Senator Doug Steinhardt retweeted
💰 Formal budget talks start today—but we still haven’t seen the budget we’re expected to vote on!
We’re pushing back against Trenton Democrats’ proposed $1 billion tax hike—fighting for NJ taxpayers who are overtaxed and tired of wasteful spending.
We need affordability now.























