Incumbent Marty Small and his challenger Bob McDevitt will face off in Atlantic City's mayoral race in the New Jersey Democratic primary. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, Small and McDevitt both speak with Lauren Mayk about the upcoming primary, the issues Atlantic City faces and why they both believe they're the best person to lead the city. Lauren also asks Mayor Small about the charges he is facing in an alleged abuse case.

Here's a full breakdown of the episode:

Interview with Marty Small

00:51 -- Why Marty Small believes he should be reelected

3:13 -- Mayor Small addresses abuse allegations

4:11 -- Message for voters who question Small's judgment

4:54 -- Safety issues in Atlantic City

5:49 -- Cleanliness in Atlantic City

6:56 -- Making people feel safer

8:14 -- Finances in Atlantic City

11:03 -- Smoking, marijuana in Atlantic City

13:17 -- What Atlantic City would look like if Small is reelected

Interview with Bob McDevitt

13:57 -- Why Bob McDevitt wants to be mayor

14:27 -- How McDevitt would approach being mayor as a former union leader

15:30 -- Getting more people to visit Atlantic City

16:33 -- Safety in Atlantic City

20:31 -- Smoking, marijuana in Atlantic City

24:08 -- Finances in Atlantic City

Dr. Mehmet Oz – a physician, TV host and candidate in the 2022 U.S. Senate election in Pennsylvania – was recently named the administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, Dr. Oz spoke with NBC10’s Lauren Mayk about his new role, former President Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis, Medicaid, the price of prescription drugs, measles, vaccines, artificial intelligence and more.

Here’s a full breakdown of the episode:

00:49 – President Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis

1:33 – New role at CMS

4:22 – Access to health insurance

6:25 – Cost of prescription drugs

10:02 – Timeline for changes to prescription drug prices

11:05 – Measles and vaccines

13:55 – Elon Musk and DOGE

15:32 – AI and medical technology

17:33 – Whether or not he wishes he was in the Senate

SEPTA says they’re approaching a transit “death spiral” and needs state funding to bridge a $213 million budget deficit and avoid a plan that would cut service and raise fares. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk visited Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where she got insight into how the debate over SEPTA funding is shaping up and what it might take to make a deal.

Here’s a full breakdown of the episode:

00:39 – SEPTA workers speak on the need for funding

3:48 – House Speaker Joanna McClinton on SEPTA funding

5:24 – Senate Republican Leader Joe Pittman on what it will take to reach a deal

12:32 – House Republican Leader Jesse Topper on SEPTA

17:26 – State. Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta’s speech in Capitol

21:38 – State Rep. Martina White’s support for SETPA

24:41 – Interview with SEPTA’s Interim General Manager Scott Sauer