7 Ways the Candidates for New Jersey Governor Would Differ on Day 1

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : And he wants to establish an office similar to the federal Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE.
53% : Immigration In New Jersey, the conversation around immigration has centered largely on a statewide policy that limits the amount of voluntary assistance that local law enforcement officers can provide to federal authorities enforcing civil immigration laws.
52% : Mr. Ciattarelli wants to cap property taxes by linking them to a percentage of a home's assessed value and lower the tax paid by corporations by 1 percent a year for five years.
49% : Schools Ms. Sherrill supports banning cellphones during class time in public schools.
46% : "A more equitable distribution of state aid to our schools will help lower the property tax," he said. Taxes Both candidates have stressed the ways they will work to lower costs in New Jersey, which has some of the highest property and business taxes in the country.
44% : Municipalities would lose state aid if officers refused to help federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.

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