It's the Brian Lair show on WNYC.

I'm Bridget Bergen, senior reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom, filling in for Brian Lair today.

And now we turn to New Jersey with Nancy Solomon,

who hosted last night's monthly edition of Ask Governor Murphy. The call-and-show airs once a month

here on WNYC and public radio stations in Philadelphia and elsewhere in New Jersey. Nancy joins us

the next morning each month, typically for excerpts, analysis, and of course, your calls.

This month, Nancy and Governor Murphy covered what might be the end of the county line,

that controversial ballot design system unique to New Jersey. It's now in court, of course,

and why 140 school districts are having their school funding cut via the new funding formula.

Nancy and Governor Murphy also discussed the newly approved New Jersey Transit Fairhike that went through just yesterday.

Nancy, thanks so much for joining us after working a very late night last night.

Thanks for having me, Bridget. New Jersey listeners.

You can also weigh in on any of these topics or others.

The number, of course, 212-433 W-NYC.

That's 212-433-9692.

You can call or text.

Okay, Nancy, up first, the county line.

Now, you have been covering this for years, but for our listeners who may be less familiar,

maybe they haven't listened to the radio in the past two months,

can you refresh our memories on what that ballot system is and why it's so unique?

Right.

It is unique only to New Jersey. And I would say that it is

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