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The New Jersey Association of Health Plans (NJAHP) is a non-profit association that represents leading Commercial and Medicaid health care plans in New Jersey, providing coverage to over seven million residents. With a mission to foster understanding of the value that health plans contribute to New Jersey's health care system, NJAHP serves as the voice for the state's top health plans, offering guidance on purchasing insurance and navigating the complexities of different markets, benefits, and pricing.Generated from the website

The Election Law Enforcement Commission works to administer the New Jersey Campaign Contributions and Expenditures Reporting Act, the Gubernatorial, Legislative Disclosure Statement Act, and Legislative and Governmental Process Activities Disclosure Act. Established in 1973, it monitors the campaign financing of elections in New Jersey. The commission also supports the law requiring candidates for governorship and legislature to make personal finances public prior to elections. The Election Law Enforcement Commission produces numerous analytical data sheets on campaign financing and political parties. It additionally produces a series of white papers, annual reports, bibliographies, guidebooks, public financing reports and lobbying publications. The commission is located in Trenton, N.J.

The Capital City Redevelopment Corporation (CCRC) is a government organization established in Trenton, NJ, with the aim of promoting economic development and enhancing the quality of life in the city's Capital District. Since its inception in 1989, the CCRC has been dedicated to making the area more appealing for residents, businesses, and visitors, taking into account the evolving social, economic, and natural environment. Through partnerships with state and local entities, the CCRC works to coordinate and facilitate public and private development projects, ensuring the preservation of historic sites and the revitalization of the commercial center of Trenton. As part of its mission, the CCRC recently updated its Renaissance Plan, which serves as a comprehensive guide for the future development of the Capital District. This plan reflects the changes that have occurred over the past 30 years and provides a strategic framework for making Trenton a more vibrant and attractive place to live, work, and play. With the support of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), the CCRC is actively engaged in advancing economic development activities within the Capital District, collaborating with various stakeholders to drive growth and prosperity in the community.Generated from the website