Ask Governor Murphy: Why Did a Snowstorm Paralyze New Jersey?

Ask Governor Murphy | Nov 19, 2018

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said his administration is taking a hard look in the mirror after last week's snowstorm left traffic in the state at a standstill. His administration said the problem stemmed from a combination of the storm being worse than predicted and unfortunate timing — it landed right as schools were getting out and rush hour was beginning. 

Find out what the governor has to say about future storm response, his take on Jersey Democrats sweeping the House these midterms, missing out on Amazon's second headquarters and more, tonight during our bi-monthly live call-in special. 

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