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Ryan Peters
Assemblyman - 8th District
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LATEST STORIES
March 2, 2020
More Seniors to qualify for tax deductions under Stanfield, Peters bill
LUMBERTON- Assemblywoman Jean Stanfield and Assemblyman Ryan Peters introduced legislation that aims at making New Jersey more affordable for seniors and people with disabilities.
November 26, 2019
Assemblyman Peters slams state priorities; calls for end of combat zone tax
TRENTON - Assemblyman Ryan Peters released a video urging Trenton leadership to pass legislation that would put an end to taxing New Jersey military members serving in combat zones. New Jersey is the only state in the nation that taxes income of service members who are stationed in combat zones.
In the video, Peters slams Democrat leadership for prioritizing non-citizens over heroes who are currently putting their lives on the line.
September 3, 2019
Assemblyman Peters announces sweeping EDA reform bill package
TRENTON – Assemblyman Ryan Peters announced a package of reforms aimed to protect taxpayers from corporate tax incentive fraud and to prevent backroom deals within the Economic Development Authority.
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Town Tour
One district, 20 towns! I visited each municipality in the 8th District for my Town Tour initiative - where I hit the ground locally, met residents and representatives and got a feel for the needs of each town.
The Town Tour also provided an opportunity to gain support for my Property Taxpayer Protection Amendment - a bold effort to return millions in municipal aid back to taxpayers, where it should have been going all along. I've asked each town to pass a resolution in support of the amendment that would make New Jersey affordable again.