New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Currie said tonight's election results are very promising, and noted that Democratic-control more than 50 Assembly seats is unprecedented in recent times. He called Democratic victories a rejection of Chris Christie's failures and misguided priorities.

At a candidate forum sponsored by the New Jersey Herald last night, Parker Space, a Republican State Assemblyman in the 24th Legislative District, had a shockingly candid moment when he said, “there is nothing better than an unregistered gun, believe me.”

According to news reports, New Jersey's brash, bullying governor was removed from an Amtrak train for loudly talking on his cell phone and subsequently berating his security detail. This statement is the New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman's reaction to these reports.

Recently, a corporate PAC, BBVA Compass, that previously supported Congressman Scott Garrett announced their decision to no longer contribute to his campaign because of his anti-LGBT record. Chairman Currie encourages more corporate PAC donors to take a stand against hate and discrimination, and that they should demand refunds of their previous campaign contributions

Recently, on conservative talk radio, Governor Christie attacked President Obama and suggested that he step aside. There is one glaring problem with his outlandish suggestion: New Jersey has been asking Chris Christie to do just that for months

Governor Chris Christie, who has spent more than half the year traveling out of state using taxpayer dollars, reportedly lashed out at the media recently, arguing that criticism of his frequent travels represented a double standard, and suggesting the state legislature was, well… a little too much like him.

Today, the leaders of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee’s LGBT Caucus blasted Governor Chris Christie for mocking an issue of vital importance to the transgender community, and for vetoing legislation that would ease the process for changing gender markers in official documents.

Today, New Jersey State Democratic Chairman John Currie reacted to a new poll that shows a majority of New Jerseyans want Governor Chris Christie to resign.

The New Jersey Democratic State Committee announced the approval the 2016 Delegate Selection Plan for the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 25–28.

Chairman of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee John Currie expressed disappointment that the State Supreme Court chose to allow the governor to violate public pensioners' contract rights by withholding promised payments to the public employee pension system.