New Jersey’s outrageous union giveaways are paving a road to ruin
New Jersey has spent decades substituting government mandates for market competition and individual freedom. The bill for that overreach is now coming due.
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Opinion New Jersey’s outrageous union giveaways are paving a road to ruin By Erin Wilcox Published July 9, 2026, 6:30 a.m. ET New Jersey is slamming taxpayers with a one-two punch: forcing them to pay more for their roads -- and trampling on the Constitution to do it. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google New Jersey is slamming taxpayers with a one-two punch: forcing them to pay more for their roads — and trampling on the Constitution to do it. When Evesham Township in southern New Jersey needed some roads repaved in 2025, it put the job out for bid. Of the eight responding contractors, Earle Asphalt Co.’s bid came in lowest, at $1,463,513.
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