Wednesday, November 8, 2006
by: Jill Matthews

Election Day 2006 brought a sea of change in Congress, and New Jersey was home to one of the most important, hotly-contested Senate races in the nation.  

As the closely watched New Jersey Senate race turned national attention to the Garden State, Seton Hall’s Joseph Marbach, Acting Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences and professor of political science, provided in-depth analysis of the election and the candidates to major media outlets. On Election Day, Marbach was interviewed by WBGO-FM, WNBC-TV, WCBS-AM, WOR-AM, Star-Ledger, Asbury Park Press and Associated Press

Marbach is also frequently called upon by WCBS-TV, New York Times, and USA Today, to name just a few, for his expert opinion.

In addition to his analysis of the election, Marbach also frequently comments on the general state of New Jersey politics and government. In September, the New York Times New Jersey section published an Op Ed titled "The Not-So-Special Session" by Marbach on Governor Jon Corzine’s call for a special session of the Legislature. 

For more information please contact:
Jill Matthews
(973) 378-2695
mattheji@shu.edu