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  New Jersey
State Government
  Governor  Philip D. Murphy 1 17 +14.13%
  Lieutenant Governor  Sheila Y. Oliver 1 17 +14.13%
  NJ State Senate  Democratic Party Control 0 19 +30.00%
  NJ General Assembly  Democratic Party Control 1 17 +35.00%
State Judiciary
  NJ Supreme Court  Republican Party Control 0 18 +0.00%
  Democratic Party Control 0 18 +42.86%
President
  President  Hillary Clinton 0 16 +14.10%
Senate
  Senate Class I  Robert Menendez 4 18 +11.18%
  Senate Class II  Cory Booker 1 14 +13.51%
House of Representatives
  NJ - District 01  Donald Norcross 3 18 +31.13%
  NJ - District 02  Jeff Van Drew 1 18 +7.67%
  NJ - District 03  Andrew Kim 1 18 +1.29%
  NJ - District 04  Christopher Smith 20 18 +12.33%
  NJ - District 05  Josh Gottheimer 2 18 +13.68%
  NJ - District 06  Frank Pallone, Jr. 16 18 +27.27%
  NJ - District 07  Tom Malinowski 1 18 +5.02%
  NJ - District 08  Albio Sires 7 18 +59.40%
  NJ - District 09  Bill Pascrell 12 18 +41.40%
  NJ - District 10  Donald M. Payne, Jr. 4 18 +77.47%
  NJ - District 11  Mikie Sherrill 1 18 +14.64%
  NJ - District 12  Bonnie Watson Coleman 3 18 +37.36%
County Government
  County Government Control  Democratic Party Control 0 18 +4.76%
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Sub-Races
% Of Total VotesOfficeNew Jersey WinnerYrNew Jersey Votes% of Sub% Vs. Full Race
2.60% U.S. Executive   Hillary Clinton 16 14 100.00% +57.81%
2.83% Popular Vote   Hillary Clinton 16 2,148,278 55.45% +7.27%

Neighbors
Delaware, United States  
New York, United States  
Pennsylvania, United States  

Created From
[X] New Jersey Colony
State DETAILS
Parents > United States  
Websitehttp://nj.gov/
Established December 18, 1787
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorWishful Thinking
Last ModifiedRP July 14, 2010 12:11pm
Description Primary Election Day
(Tuesday after first Monday in June)
Polls are open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m (5 AM to 7 PM for OC)
PVID+6.17 ( D+7.27 R-4.74 I-0.12 N-0.43 LBT-1.41 G-0.09 PSL-0.01 SWP+0.05 WWP+0.04 ADP+0.02 BFA-0.54 )

MAPS
NJ CDs 2013-2023 Jan 3, 2013-Jan 3, 2023

Largest Population Cities  
# City County Population As Of
1 Newark Essex 277,140 2010-04-01
2 Jersey City Hudson 247,597 2010-04-01
3 Paterson Passaic 146,199 2010-04-01
4 Elizabeth Union 124,969 2010-04-01
5 Edison Township Middlesex 99,967 2010-04-01
6 Woodbridge Township Middlesex 99,585 2010-04-01
7 Lakewood Township Ocean 92,843 2010-04-01
8 Toms River Township Ocean 91,239 2010-04-01
9 Hamilton Township Mercer 88,464 2010-04-01
10 Trenton Mercer 84,913 2010-04-01
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Largest Population Counties  
# County State Population As Of
1 Bergen NJ 895,250 2009-07-01
2 Middlesex NJ 790,738 2009-07-01
3 Essex NJ 769,644 2009-07-01
4 Monmouth NJ 644,105 2009-07-01
5 Hudson NJ 597,924 2009-07-01
6 Ocean NJ 573,678 2009-07-01
7 Union NJ 526,426 2009-07-01
8 Camden NJ 517,879 2009-07-01
9 Passaic NJ 491,778 2009-07-01
10 Morris NJ 488,518 2009-07-01
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HISTORY
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INFORMATION LINKS
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New Jersey Democratic State Committee  Discuss
New Jersey Legalize Marijuana Party/U S Marijuana Party  Discuss
New Jersey Libertarian Party  Discuss
New Jersey Republican Party  Discuss
Socialist Party of New Jersey  Discuss

PARTY REGISTRATION
Pty Amount % Yr Chg As Of Contributor
I 2,394,968 40.30% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
D 2,216,958 37.31% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
R 1,285,034 21.62% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
LBT 11,142 0.19% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
CST 9,334 0.16% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
C 9,242 0.16% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
G 7,122 0.12% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
S 4,079 0.07% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
NLP 3,683 0.06% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH
REF 1,118 0.02% +0.00% Dec 21, 2018 RBH

DEMOGRAPHIC
Population
Demographic Amount % As Of Contributor
Population 8,791,894 100.00% Apr 01, 2010 Mr. Matt

MEDIA
Category Name
Blog Blue Jersey 
Newspaper Easton Express-Times 
Website PoliticsNJ.com 

EVENTS
Start Date End Date Type Title Contributor
Jan 01, 1900 05:00am Jan 01, 1900 07:00pm General Election NJ Poll Open and Close Times  RP 
Jun 08, 2010 05:00am Jun 08, 2010 07:00pm Primary Election NJ Primary Election  RP 
Jun 08, 2010 05:00pm Jun 08, 2010 05:00pm Filing Deadline - General Election NJ General Election Filing Deadline  Scott³ 
Apr 11, 2011 03:00pm Apr 11, 2011 03:00pm Filing Deadline - Primary Election NJ Primary Election Filing Deadline  Scott³ 
Jun 07, 2011 05:00am Jun 07, 2011 07:00pm Primary Election NJ Primary Election  Scott³ 
Jun 05, 2012 03:00pm Jun 05, 2012 03:00pm Filing Deadline - General Election NJ General Election Filing Deadline  Scott³ 
Nov 05, 2013 05:00am Nov 05, 2013 07:00pm General Election NJ General Election  Scott³ 
Jun 07, 2016 05:00am Jun 07, 2016 07:00pm Primary Election NJ Primary Election  RP 
Jun 05, 2018 05:00am Jun 05, 2018 07:00pm Primary Election NJ Primary Election  RP 
Jun 02, 2020 05:00am Jun 02, 2020 07:00pm Primary Election NJ Primary Election  RP 

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NEWS
Date Category Headline Article Contributor
Dec 13, 2018 01:00pm Proposed Legislation Democrats in New Jersey Have a Firm Grip on Power. They Want Even More.  Article IndyGeorgia 
Jun 30, 2017 10:00pm News New Jersey Government Shuts Down After Legislators Fail To Meet Budget Deadline  Article IndyGeorgia 
Feb 06, 2016 08:20am Proposed Legislation Christie Signs Bill Privatizing New Jersey's Water Supply  Article RP 
Sep 27, 2013 02:00pm Legal Ruling Judge legalizes same-sex marriage in New Jersey; Christie vows to appeal  Article Homegrown Democrat 
Jul 11, 2013 03:45pm News Eagleton Prof. Alan Rosenthal has died  Article Scott³ 
Feb 16, 2012 06:00pm News NJ Assembly Passes Gay Marriage Bill  Article WesternDem 

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