Fox NewsJames Solomon advances to run-off mayoral race in New Jersey's second-largest city
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56% : AS GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION LOOMS Similar to the New Jersey gubernatorial election, the Jersey City mayoral election directed its focus to affordability in state known nationwide for its sky-high taxes and housing woes.48% : Solomon touted he would end the "current pay-to-play system for tax breaks for developers" to bring down housing costs, as well as end "double-digit rent hikes in all residential buildings," according to his campaign website. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP New Jersey polls closed at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, as the state and nation closely watched the Garden State's gubernatorial election, which elected Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherill.
47% : NEW JERSEY DEMS SNUB ENDORSING SOCIALIST CANDIDATE MAMDANI
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