Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, a second-term Republican on choosing NJ Attorney General: Let the People Decide

The state constitution, last rewritten 70 years ago, gives New Jersey’s governor some of the broadest powers of any in the country, including the authority to appoint cabinet members, judges, prosecutors, and dozens of other officials who serve in key positions at all levels of government. Adding to that power is the authority to also select…