TRENTON — Pointing to New
Jersey's multibillion-dollar debt load, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy on
Monday slashed a legislative proposal for $1 billion in bonds for
vocational schools and school security to $500 million.
The
Democrat signed the legislation into law after the Democrat-controlled
Legislature approved Murphy's changes in a pair of rare morning
sessions.
Murphy's
signature means voters will be asked on this year's ballot whether to
approve the $500 million in new debt for school security, county
colleges, vocational schools and water infrastructure. The constitution
requires that new debts obtain voter approval.
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