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New Jersey legislator

Troy Singleton

Democratic Current role, District 7

Source: Open States / PluralUpdated 2026-09-12 02:05:04 UTC. This is a current-role record, not a complete service history.

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Sponsored legislation

  • A 4072: Establishes minimum qualifications for persons employed on public works contract.
  • SJR 137: Designates June 10 of each year as "Christina Grimmie Day" in NJ.*
  • A 5169: Authorizes HMFA to make certain reimbursements to support pre-purchase homebuyer counseling under Foreclosure Mediation Assistance Program.
  • A 796: Requires electric public utilities to develop and apply special rules for certain data centers to protect non-data center customers from increased costs.**
  • A 5325: Reduces business formation fees.
  • A 938: Provides for representation of Burlington County on SJTA.
  • S 4531: Increases amount of child tax credit in taxable years 2026, 2027, and 2028.
  • S 2996: Eliminates certain practice restrictions for advanced practice nurses.
  • S 3114: Requires law enforcement officer to reveal facial identity during certain public interactions and to present sufficient identification prior to arresting or detaining person.
  • S 1799: Increases annual limit of total tax credits certified for qualified projects under Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program.
  • S 1204: "New Jersey Battlefield to Boardroom Act"; provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits for qualified wages of certain veterans.*
  • S 1769: Allows small employers to claim tax credit for paying certain health benefits plan premiums.
  • S 1812: Requires state entities purchase five percent of goods and services from Central Nonprofit Agency; requires Division of Purchase and Property establish training protocols for all purchasing agents; grants Central Nonprofit Agency right of first refusal.

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