State of New Jersey

Governor Mikie Sherrill

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Welcome to the Governor's Office

Governor Mikie Sherrill

Lt. Governor Dr. Dale G. Caldwell

On a Mission to Deliver for You

Mikie Sherrill is proud to serve as New Jersey’s 57th governor. As your governor, she will be relentlessly focused on lowering costs, taking care of our kids, and delivering transparency and accountability from Trenton. This is your government, and it should work for you.

Mikie Sherrill with group of womens taking selfie

About the Governor

Mikie Sherrill

U.S. Naval Academy graduate, Navy helicopter pilot, former federal prosecutor, wife, and mother of four kids – Mikie Sherrill ran for governor to make life easier and more affordable for Garden State families. Her career has been defined by service to her country and New Jersey, and she previously served in Congress representing New Jersey's 11th Congressional District.

News

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La gobernadora Sherril firma ley que pone fin a una moratoria nuclear de 50 años y anuncia un grupo de trabajo estatal en el marco de su visita a la planta nuclear de Salem

“Para que bajen los costos, necesitamos más oferta de energía”, afirmó la gobernadora Sherrill. “Nueva Jersey está posicionada para liderar la próxima generación de energía nuclear y estamos abiertos a hacer negocios”

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Governor Sherrill Signs Legislation Lifting 50 Year Nuclear Moratorium, Launches Nuclear Task Force at Salem Nuclear Power Plant

“For costs to come down, we need more energy supply. New Jersey is well-positioned to be a leader in next-generation nuclear energy to help bring that supply, and we are open for business,” - Governor Mikie Sherrill

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Gobernadora Sherrill firma una ley que permite ampliar la votación anticipada en las elecciones municipales de mayo

“Esta ley permitirá que los municipios amplíen el voto anticipado y garantizará que las personas que viven en el Estado Jardin puedan hacer oír su voz a nivel local, donde estas decisiones afectan nuestros vecindarios, nuestras escuelas y nuestra vida diaria”. Governor Mikie Sherrill.