2025A 4113

Prohibiting Gambling Partnerships With Universities

2025 - New Jersey General Assembly

Conservatives Oppose

Description

This bill prohibits state universities from entering into partnerships with sports gambling companies. CPAC believes that the law should allow gambling but also believes that public institutions should not actively support vice, so CPAC supported this bill. The bill passed the Assembly on February 27, 2025 by a vote of 75-0 and the bill later became law. The bill later passed the Senate.

Voted Yes

Voted No

Did Not Vote

Legislators · 80

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Alla "Al" Abdelaziz NJ	Democrat	15%	Conservative
John Allen NJ	Democrat	4%	Did Not Vote
Reginald Atkins NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Robert Auth NJ	Republican	90%	Conservative
John Azzariti NJ	Republican	83%	Conservative
Rosy Bagolie NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
David Bailey NJ	Democrat	32%	Conservative
Al Barlas NJ	Republican	59%	Conservative
Christian Barranco NJ	Republican	80%	Conservative
Brian Bergen NJ	Republican	74%	Conservative
Clinton Calabrese NJ	Democrat	2%	Did Not Vote
Linda Carter NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Robert Clifton NJ	Republican	65%	Conservative
Alixon Collazos-Gill NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Craig Coughlin NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Joe Danielsen NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Wayne DeAngelo NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Christopher DePhillips NJ	Republican	61%	Conservative
John DiMaio NJ	Republican	87%	Conservative
Margie Donlon NJ	Democrat	16%	Conservative
Mitchelle Drulis NJ	Democrat	17%	Conservative
Aura Dunn NJ	Republican	63%	Conservative
Kevin Egan NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Dawn Fantasia NJ	Republican	88%	Conservative
Victoria Flynn NJ	Republican	61%	Conservative
Roy Frieman NJ	Democrat	10%	Conservative
Louis Greenwald NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Donald Guardian NJ	Republican	39%	Conservative
Shama Haider NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Garnet Hall NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Dan Hutchison NJ	Democrat	24%	Conservative
Michael Inganamort NJ	Republican	88%	Conservative
Melinda Kane NJ	Democrat	15%	Conservative
Paul Kanitra NJ	Republican	84%	Conservative
Robert Karabinchak NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Andrea Katz NJ	Democrat	21%	Conservative
Sean Kean NJ	Republican	73%	Did Not Vote
James Kennedy NJ	Democrat	3%	Did Not Vote
Yvonne Lopez NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Julio Marenco NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Eliana Pintor Marin NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Michele Matsikoudis NJ	Republican	55%	Conservative
Barbara McCann Stamato NJ	Democrat	11%	Conservative
Antwan McClellan NJ	Republican	63%	Conservative
Tennille McCoy NJ	Democrat	9%	Conservative
Gregory McGuckin NJ	Republican	87%	Conservative
Cody Miller NJ	Democrat	25%	Conservative
William Moen NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Carmen Morales NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Nancy Munoz NJ	Republican	70%	Conservative
Carol Murphy NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Gregory Myhre NJ	Republican	94%	Conservative
Ellen Park NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Luanne Peterpaul NJ	Democrat	16%	Conservative
Erik Peterson NJ	Republican	95%	Conservative
Annette Quijano NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Jessica Ramirez NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Gabriel Rodriguez NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Brian Rumpf NJ	Republican	82%	Conservative
William Sampson NJ	Democrat	7%	Conservative
Alex Sauickie NJ	Republican	68%	Conservative
Gary Schaer NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Gerald Scharfenberger NJ	Republican	79%	Conservative
Alexander Schnall NJ	Democrat	3%	Did Not Vote
Heather Simmons NJ	Democrat	32%	Conservative
Erik Simonsen NJ	Republican	69%	Conservative
Balvir Singh NJ	Democrat	15%	Conservative
William Spearman NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Shanique Speight NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Sterley Stanley NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Shavonda Sumter NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Lisa Swain NJ	Democrat	6%	Conservative
Claire Swift NJ	Republican	39%	Conservative
Michael Torrissi NJ	Republican	43%	Conservative
Cleopatra Tucker NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Chris Tully NJ	Democrat	6%	Conservative
Michael Venezia NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Anthony Verrelli NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Jay Webber NJ	Republican	93%	Conservative