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Updated: Oct. 05, 2023, 6:39 a.m.Republican gubernatorial candidate for New Jersey Jack Ciattarelli greets supporters at a campaign stop in 2021. Ciattarelli is one of the few politicians to win Lakewood without the endorsement of the Orthodox council of elders known as the Vaad. APWhile the national Republicans are giving us a lesson in how to do politics wrong, the residents of one New Jersey town are showing how to do politics right.
That’s Lakewood in Ocean County. It’s the fastest-growing town in the state, largely because of an influx of Orthodox Jews. The 2020 census put the population at 135,138 but it’s grown quite a bit since then, according to Mayor Ray Coles. Don’t miss the best in editorials, opinion columns and commentary from NJ.com writers. Add your email here:
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