2024 Elections

NJ Voters Cite Inflation, Immigration, Women’s Rights, Normalcy as Top Issues This Election

Voters across the state turned out in record numbers to cast their ballot early.
NJ Voters Cite Inflation, Immigration, Women’s Rights, Normalcy as Top Issues This Election
Voters stand in line during early voting to cast their ballot in Neptune, N.J., on Nov. 2, 2024. The Epoch Times
Mary Lou Lang
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Voters headed to the polls in record numbers in New Jersey during the state’s early voting period from Oct. 26 through Nov. 3, told The Epoch Times that inflation, immigration, women’s and civil rights, stability, and normalcy were some of the major issues important to them in this contentious election season.

The named issues of concern were in alignment with those topping the minds of voters in other states, according to national polling, and many also mentioned that the vitriol that has been on display by both presidential candidates—Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump—has got to stop.

Mary Lou Lang
Mary Lou Lang
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Mary Lou Lang is a freelance journalist and was a frequent contributor to Just The News, the Washington Free Beacon, and the Daily Caller. She also wrote for several local newspapers. Prior to freelancing, she worked in several editorial positions in finance, insurance and economic development magazines.