New Jersey Leaders Offer Insights in ELEC Series of Retrospective Interviews By Jeffrey Brindle | March 14,2022

Sixteen Years Later, the McCain Feingold Law of 2002 Appears More Boomerang than Reform By Jeffrey Brindle | February 18,2020

Marijuana Referendum Plus Several Congressional District Showdowns Could Lead To Big Spending In 2020 Elections By Jeffrey Brindle | January 7,2020

Issue Ads a “Powerful Weapon” in the Lobbyist Arsenal By Jeffrey Brindle | November 25,2019

Reversing the Slump of Political Parties Will Bring More Accountability and Transparency  By Jeffrey Brindle | September 26,2019

New Jersey Pay-to-Play Laws: No ‘Field of Dreams’  By Jeffrey Brindle | September 3,2019

Stronger, Healthier Political Parties in NJ Could Mean Less Angst for Voters By Jeffrey Brindle | July 16,2019

The Public Deserves the Dark Money Disclosure Bill to be Signed Into Law By Jeffrey Brindle | June 13,2019

Marijuana Legalization Referendum May Lead to Huge Spending By Jeffrey Brindle | May 28,2019

Differences Aside In How We Get There, All Agree On Need For More Campaign Finance Transparency By Jeffrey Brindle | May 14,2019

Growing Private Investment in Marijuana Industry Makes Public Disclosure of Lobbying More Important Than Ever By Jeffrey Brindle | May 9,2019

New Laws Limiting Special Interest Financial Influence in NJ Politics Could Help State Parties Rebound By Jeffrey Brindle | April 23,2019

An Election-Related Video Led To A Landmark Supreme Court Ruling And Surging Independent Spending In Elections. It Also Set Down A Strong Foundation for Disclosure Laws.  By Jeffrey Brindle | April 2,2019

Pending Disclosure Bill For Independent Special Interest Groups Faces Major Test In Coming Days By Jeffrey Brindle | March 22,2019

Pending Disclosure Bill Requires “Civic Courage” By Jeffrey Brindle | March 4,2019