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Why are New Jersey’s gubernatorial candidates silent on poverty?

By Trenton Journal

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October 6, 2025

I have been a tax-paying resident of Trenton for nearly two decades, a city where the poverty rate is about 25%. Across New Jersey, nearly one million residents live in poverty. […]

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