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At a senior citizen apartment building that also serves as a polling place, Democrats and New Jersey Citizen Action warned against the type of voter ID laws being adopted by other states.
Aired: 08/15/12
Democrats Oppose Voter ID Laws Like the One Upheld in Pa.
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Murphy signs a new law that extends the statute of limitations for sexual abuse.
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Is the whole tax incentive system broken?
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Murphy signs legislation aimed at improving maternal health.
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