Would you put them at the same level as Chicago or Philly?
In terms of made members, they are comparable to the New England and Philadelphia families. But New Jersey is said to have a smaller ratio of associates. So, in terms of total manpower, they're slightly smaller than those families, as well as Chicago. And they haven't been as active as those other families in recent years.
And just for the record, these are the latest estimates I'm aware of -
New England: 40-50 members, approx. 100 associates
New Jersey: 40-50 members, approx. 50 associates
Philadelphia: 40-50 members, approx. 100 associates
Chicago: 25-30 members, a little over 100 associates
