New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Currie is criticizing Governor Christie for skipping out on his job and neglecting the state's needs by going on vacation -- this time as a massive transit strike looms.

New Jersey Democrats are reacting with outrage and embarrassment over the decision of Republican Assembly Minority Leader John Bramnick to fall in line behind Governor Chris Christie and back Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, despite the candidate’s hateful policies and bigoted rhetoric.

Today, Democratic leaders in New Jersey are reacting to the presidential caucus held in Nevada on Saturday, criticizing rules that disenfranchised sizable numbers of Democratic voters who are devoutly religious.

Chairman of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee John Currie commented on Governor Chris Christie’s fiscal year 2017 budget address today, suggesting that it was in need of a reality check.

Today, New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Currie complimented Republican primary voters for rejecting Governor Chris Christie’s candidacy, and for sending him back to the state he has neglected for 261 partial or full days last year and most of this year -- roughly 300 days in total.

Last year, MacArthur voted to delay critical protections from predatory lenders for U.S. troops – including at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst - and their families. Today, he did it again.

Leading New Jersey Democrats are expressing disgust at the sexist remarks of New Jersey’s absentee Governor, Chris Christie, who said of Secretary Clinton "I'll beat her rear end.” The remark was captured on video by ABC News.

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Currie reacted to Governor Chris Christie's dismal showing in the Iowa Caucuses last night, saying that it is indeed time for the state's absentee governor to grab a mop and attend to all of the messes he created here.

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Currie added his voice to those criticizing Governor Christie for using the State of the State speech to attack the President of the United States' State of the Union address, before it had even been delivered.

New Jersey Democratic State Committee Chairman John Currie reacted to the governor’s 2016 State of the State speech by pointing out what most New Jerseyans have been thinking: How would Chris Christie know the state of our state — he’s been out of state most of the time?