Aliya Schneider
Politics and Governing Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer
I write about politics for @phillyinquirer @politicsINQ | [email protected] | also @aliyareports on Threads, Instagram, and Bluesky
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pressofatlanticcity.com | Aliya Schneider
A new coalition of conservative groups pushing for more parental oversight of schools has its eye on this year’s elections in New Jersey, and they’re starting with the Republican gubernatorial primary. The N.J. Parental Rights Coalition identifies as nonpartisan, but its views align with conservative talking points espoused by President Donald Trump and his allies that have emerged as part of what is called the “parental rights” movement.
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courant.com | Aliya Schneider
By Aliya Schneider, The Philadelphia InquirerA new coalition of conservative groups pushing for more parental oversight of schools has its eye on this year’s elections in New Jersey, and they’re starting with the Republican gubernatorial primary.
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kdhnews.com | Aliya Schneider
A new coalition of conservative groups pushing for more parental oversight of schools has its eye on this year's elections in New Jersey, and they're starting with the Republican gubernatorial primary. The new coalition, N.J. Parental Rights Coalition, identifies as nonpartisan but its views align with conservative talking points espoused by President Donald Trump and his allies that have emerged as part of what is called the "parental rights" movement. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thederrick.com | Aliya Schneider
A new coalition of conservative groups pushing for more parental oversight of schools has its eye on this year’s elections in New Jersey, and they’re starting with the Republican gubernatorial primary. The new coalition, N.J. Parental Rights Coalition, identifies as nonpartisan but its views align with conservative talking points espoused by President Donald Trump and his allies that have emerged as part of what is called the “parental rights” movement.
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charlotteobserver.com | Aliya Schneider
feel hopeful in 2025 with Democratic Gov. Murphy term-limited and a wide-open governor's race in a state that has elected Republicans and Democrats to its executive office.(Dominick Reuter/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)" />New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy speaks on June 14, 2018, in Monmouth Park in Oceanport, New Jersey.
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