Author: Wells Winegar

RELEASE: NJPI WARNS MEDICAID OVERSIGHT FAILURES COULD LEAVE NEW JERSEY VULNERABLE TO FRAUD, PUT FEDERAL FUNDING AT RISK

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 2026 Contact: Jeanette Hoffman – jeanette@marathoncomms.com New findings indicate New Jersey has failed to revalidate

NJ ED REPORT: How NJ Can Curb Chronic Absenteeism Using Other States’ Playbooks

  Nearly one in seven New Jersey students is chronically absent, with attendance rates still above pre-pandemic levels. Former NJPI

NJ.COM: This Labor Day, ask your union: who do you really serve? | Opinion

By Nathan McGrath September 7, 2026 This Labor Day, many New Jersey workers have good reason to ask whether union

New York’s Climate Superfund Law Struck Down: New Jersey Should Take Notice

A federal court has dealt a major blow to one of the country’s most aggressive state climate policies — and

NJ ED REPORT: NJEA Appears to Concede Some Recent Use of Teacher Dues Was Political, Says NJ Policy Center

  The New Jersey Policy Institute (NJPI) has submitted supplemental information to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regarding an apparent

NJ POLICY INSTITUTE ALERTS IRS TO NJEA CHANGE IN REPORTING MORE THAN $30 MILLION IN POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH GARDEN STATE FORWARD

For Immediate Release: September 2, 2026 Contact: Wells Winegar · New federal tax filing appears to classify Garden State Forward

The New Jersey School Funding Crisis: A Problem in Need of Solutions

by Aiden DeMarsey, NJPI Jr. Education Fellow   Rarely do political issues, at any level of government, take such form

New Jersey’s Businesses are Leaving: How Much of the Blame is on the Corporate Tax?

by Megan Whitman, NJPI Jr. Fellow June 27, 2026   New Jersey’s 2027 budget went into effect in the beginning

New Jersey Launches Process for New Nuclear Generation

Governor Mikie Sherrill has signed the Power New Jersey Act, marking a significant shift in the state’s long-term energy strategy

Affordability Requires More Energy, Not More Targets

Governor Mikie Sherrill signed a package of energy affordability bills this week and announced $90 million in immediate relief for

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