New Jersey Legislature

The New Jersey Legislature is the lawmaking body of the state, consisting of two houses: the Senate and the General Assembly. The Senate has 40 members, while the Assembly has 80. Legislators propose, debate, and vote on laws that affect New Jersey residents. The Legislature also approves the state budget and oversees state agencies. Members are elected by the public, and their sessions typically take place in Trenton, the state capital. This body plays a crucial role in shaping policies on education, healthcare, transportation, and more, reflecting the needs and interests of New Jersey's diverse population.