INSIDERNJ’S WHO’S UP AND WHO’S DOWN: Week of the Override Saber-Rattle By Insider NJ | February 21,2019

Senate Passes Bill Requiring More Donor Disclosure By Insider NJ | February 21,2019

Pending State Legislation Helps Deter Threat Posed by Modern “Factions” By Jeffrey Brindle | February 20,2019

Amended Disclosure Bill Still Worthy of Passage By Jeffrey Brindle | February 13,2019

Major Political Disclosure Bill Hopefully is Poised for Passage By Jeffrey Brindle | January 24,2019

UNCHECKED INDEPENDENT GROUPS MAY RELEGATE CANDIDATES TO BEING SPECTATORS OF THEIR OWN CAMPAIGNS By Jeffrey Brindle | January 3,2019

THE PASSING OF PRESIDENT BUSH SERVES AS A REMINDER ABOUT THE NEED FOR CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM IN NEW JERSEY By Jeffrey Brindle | December 9,2018

INDEPENDENT SPENDING ON 2018 NJ CONGRESSIONAL RACES MORE THAN TRIPLES PREVIOUS HIGH By Jeffrey Brindle | November 26,2018

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINALLY IS CATCHING UP WITH NEW JERSEY ON CAMPAIGN FINANCE DISCLOSURE By Jeffrey Brindle | October 29,2018

BAN ON NJ COUNTY PARTY TRANSFERS COULD BE ON SHAKIER LEGAL GROUND DUE TO MISSOURI COURT RULING By Jeffrey Brindle | October 9,2018

IRS RULING HOPEFULLY WILL INTENSIFY EFFORTS TO EXPAND DISCLOSURE BY INDEPENDENT GROUPS By Jeffrey Brindle | September 24,2018

MARIJUANA INDUSTRY LOBBYING OF LOCAL OFFICIALS POINTS TO NEED FOR MORE DISCLOSURE By Jeffrey Brindle | September 4,2018

County Parties: Alive but not Necessarily Well By Jeffrey Brindle | August 13,2018