
59 Days: By The Numbers
With Just 59 Days For The Legislature To Act,
The Numbers Tell The Story Of The Important Work Before Them
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0 |
Percent Chance Of Assembly Democrats’ Tax Plan Becoming Law. |
3 |
Number Of Years A Teacher In New Jersey Currently Has To Work Before Receiving Lifetime Tenure, Regardless Of Performance. |
10 |
Percent Tax Cut Across The Board Proposed By Governor Christie. |
42 |
Potential Percent Of New Jersey Tax Filers Who Won’t Receive Anything From Assembly Democrats’ Tax Plan. |
54 |
Percent Re-Arrest Rate For Non-Violent Drug Offenders Sent To Prison, Compared With 16% For Drug Court Graduates. |
100 |
Percent Of New Jersey Taxpayers Who Will Benefit From Governor Christie’s Tax Cut Proposal. |
107 |
Days Since Governor Christie’s State Of The State Address In Which He Proposed:
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115 |
Times Democrats Raised Taxes Before Governor Christie Took Office. |
234 |
Mayors From Both Parties Who Have Joined Governor Christie’s Call For The Legislature To Pass Real Sick Reform. |
350 |
Days Since “The School Children First Act” Was Introduced In The Legislature Which Would:
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511 |
Days Since Governor Christie Conditionally Vetoed Sick Pay Reform To End Cash Payouts For Unused Sick Leave. |
724 |
Days Since Governor Christie Proposed 15 As Yet Un-Enacted Tool Kit Reforms Aimed At Solving New Jersey's Property Tax Crisis. |
835 |
Days Since Governor Christie Took Office Without Allowing Tax Increases. |
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