New Jersey Statehouse Watch breaks down the bills moving through the New Jersey Legislature before they become law. Each episode focuses on high-impact state policy and features a significant guest directly involved in the debate — from legislators to civic leaders and policy experts. If you want clear insight into what’s happening in Trenton and how it affects your community, this podcast keeps you informed before decisions are final.
New Jersey Statehouse Watch
Claim This Podcastby Jack Brangan and Constance Ditzel
9 episodes
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Podcast Overview
New Jersey Statehouse Watch breaks down the bills moving through the New Jersey Legislature before they become law. Each episode focuses on high-impact state policy and features a significant guest directly involved in the debate — from legislators to civic leaders and policy experts. If you want clear insight into what’s happening in Trenton and how it affects your community, this podcast keeps you informed before decisions are final.
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Recent Episodes
June 25, 2026
Audrey Lane: Where New Jersey’s Money Really Goes
<p>We sit down with budget analyst Audrey Lane for a deep dive into New Jersey’s financial mess. She walks through the structural issues, the political pressures, and the long-term consequences of ignoring the numbers. If you want to understand what’s really driving the crisis, this conversation lays it out plainly.</p><p><br></p>
June 10, 2026
Chris Russell: Mastering Tough Races in Blue New Jersey
<p>Join Jack Brangan and Constance Ditzel on New Jersey Statehouse Watch for a strategic conversation with Chris Russell, co-founder of Checkmate Strategies and a leading Republican political consultant in the Northeast.</p><p>With decades of experience in direct mail, communications, and campaign management, Russell shares hard-won lessons from high-stakes races — including his role advising Jack Ciattarelli’s 2021 gubernatorial bid and helping Congressman Mike Lawler flip and defend a difficult House seat in New York.</p><p>Russell discusses the critical need for Republican unity, effective messaging, and what it really takes to compete and win in blue-state territory like New Jersey. A must-listen for conservatives focused on real change in Trenton and beyond!</p><p></p>
May 27, 2026
Assemblyman Brian Bergen: NJ's War on Small Business, Tax Credits & the World Cup Mess | NJ State House Watch
<p>Assemblyman Brian Bergen (LD-26) joins Jack Brangan and Constance Ditze to expose how Trenton Democrats continue to burden small businesses with overregulation, mandates, and gimmick bills like the “Soda Pop Bill.”</p><p>They discuss the ABC test threatening independent contractors, sky-high corporate taxes driving businesses away, the $300M Prudential Center tax credits, and the World Cup ticket fiasco favoring New York over New Jersey residents.</p><p>A must-listen from a legislator and small business owner.</p><p>New episodes: 2nd & 4th Tuesday monthly.<strong>#NJPolitics #SmallBusiness #BrianBergen</strong></p><p></p>
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