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Jersey Junction

The Hall Institute of Public Policy

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Join the Hall Institute of Public Policy for commentary and analysis focused on matters of public policy in New Jersey and elsewhere.

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Sorting out the winners and losers from Tuesday's school board elections
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School board elections and education funding in New Jersey are the topics
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Offshore drilling, the RNC scandal and how sports impacts public policy
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The politics of health care reform, school board election dates and the increasing polarization in Trenton and Washington are among this week's topics.
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Patrick Murray of the Monmouth University Polling Institute discusses Governor Christie's budget proposal with Richard Lee of the Hall Institute of Public Policy.
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Commentary and analysis of state and local issues by Richard Lee of the Hall Institute of Public Policy and Michael Shapiro of The Alternative Press
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A forum featuring Acting NJ Education Commissioner Bret Schundler and a new poll showing Governor Christie with a 52 percent approval are among this week's topics on Jersey Junction, a weekly podcast hosted by the Hall... more
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Commentary and analysis of state and local issues by Richard Lee of the Hall Institute of Public Policy and Michael Shapiro of The Alternative Press
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Baroni heading to the Port Authority. Lautenberg diagnosed with cancer. Commentary and analysis on these and other state and local issues by Richard Lee of the Hall Institute of Public Policy and Michael Shapiro of The Alternative... more
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Commentary and analysis of state and local issues by Ricard Lee of the Hall Institute of Public Policy and Michael Shapiro of The Alternative Press
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