Drone Sightings Surge in New Jersey

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Map reveals latest New Jersey drone activity as Trump promises answers

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Map of UFO sightings shows hundreds of sightings logged as recently as January 7 in multiple Northeastern states.

New data shows 36 sightings were logged the week of January 1 , and nearly half were spotted in New Jersey .

The first drone sightings occurred in November over the US Army's Picatinny Arsenal and President-elect Donald Trump's golf course in Bedminster .

The Pentagon has denied that a foreign country was behind the mysterious drones, even as they have been repeatedly spotted over sensitive US military sites.

A poll by DailyMail.com and J.L. Partners found that 45 percent of respondents believe the bizarre activity was more than just recreational or normal drone use.

But 19 percent of Americans do believe the sightings are nothing more than hobby drones.

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