Year | Type | Turnout ![](/images/helpicon.gif) | Winner | Runner-Up |
Other | Total Votes | Diff ![](/images/helpicon.gif) | PSV |
2021 |
G |
54% |
Jack Ciattarelli (R) |
33,459 |
58.9% |
Phil Murphy* (D) |
22,820 |
40.2% |
528 [+] |
0.9% |
56,807 |
11 |
2.17% |
[-] Other candidates in 2021:
Madelyn Hoffman (Green) 221 (0.4%);
Gregg Mele (Libertarian) 188 (0.3%);
Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers) 96 (0.2%);
Other (Write-in) 23 (0.0%);
|
2020 |
S2 |
79% |
Rik Mehta (R) |
43,951 |
53.0% |
Cory Booker* (D) |
36,728 |
44.3% |
2,188 [+] |
2.6% |
82,867 |
12 |
1.87% |
[-] Other candidates in 2020:
Madelyn Hoffman (Green) 1,470 (1.8%);
Veronica Fernandez (Of, By, For) 391 (0.5%);
Daniel Burke (LaRouche Was Right) 180 (0.2%);
Other (Write-in) 147 (0.2%);
|
|
2018 |
S1 |
62% |
Bob Hugin (R) |
36,116 |
57.2% |
Robert Menendez* (D) |
24,823 |
39.3% |
2,236 [+] |
3.5% |
63,175 |
14 |
1.99% |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
Madelyn Hoffman (Green) 624 (1.0%);
Murray Sabrin (Libertarian) 558 (0.9%);
Tricia Flanagan (New Day NJ) 482 (0.8%);
Natalie Rivera (For the People) 251 (0.4%);
Kevin Kimple (Make It Simple) 187 (0.3%);
Hank Schroeder (Economic Growth) 93 (0.1%);
Other (Write-in) 41 (0.1%);
|
2017 |
G |
45% |
Kim Guadagno (R) |
26,708 |
58.8% |
Phil Murphy (D) |
17,697 |
39.0% |
980 [+] |
2.2% |
45,385 |
17 |
2.11% |
[-] Other candidates in 2017:
Peter Rohrman (Libertarian) 315 (0.7%);
Gina Genovese (Reduce Property Taxes) 265 (0.6%);
Seth Kaper-Dale (Green) 218 (0.5%);
Matthew Riccardi (Constitution) 79 (0.2%);
Vincent Ross (We The People) 68 (0.1%);
Other (Write-in) 35 (0.1%);
|
2014 |
S2 |
37% |
Jeffrey Bell (R) |
21,709 |
59.0% |
Cory Booker* (D) |
14,241 |
38.7% |
864 [+] |
2.3% |
36,814 |
17 |
1.97% |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
Joseph Baratelli (Libertarian) 472 (1.3%);
Hank Schroeder (Economic Growth) 151 (0.4%);
Jeff Boss (NSA Did 9/11) 146 (0.4%);
Antonio Sabas (I) 61 (0.2%);
Eugene LaVergne (D-R Party) 34 (0.1%);
|
2013 |
S2 |
29% |
Steve Lonegan (R) |
17,593 |
61.3% |
Cory Booker (D) |
10,781 |
37.5% |
345 [+] |
1.2% |
28,719 |
17 |
2.13% |
[-] Other candidates in 2013:
Ed Stackhouse (Ed The Barber) 98 (0.3%);
Antonio Sabas (Freedom of Choice) 96 (0.3%);
Robert Depasquale (I) 91 (0.3%);
Stuart Meissner (Alimony Reform Now) 51 (0.2%);
Pablo Olivera (Unity Is Strength) 9 (0.0%);
|
2013 |
G |
43% |
Chris Christie* (R) |
31,292 |
73.4% |
Barbara Buono (D) |
10,425 |
24.5% |
893 [+] |
2.1% |
42,610 |
13 |
2.01% |
[-] Other candidates in 2013:
Ken Kaplan (Libertarian) 385 (0.9%);
Steven Welzer (Green) 258 (0.6%);
Diane Sare (Glass-Steagall Now) 69 (0.2%);
Other (Write-in) 51 (0.1%);
Hank Schroeder (Economic Growth) 48 (0.1%);
Jeff Boss (NSA Did 9/11) 42 (0.1%);
William Araujo (Peace & Freedom) 40 (0.1%);
|
2012 |
S1 |
63% |
Joe Kyrillos (R) |
36,000 |
57.3% |
Robert Menendez* (D) |
24,676 |
39.3% |
2,123 [+] |
3.4% |
62,799 |
18 |
1.86% |
[-] Other candidates in 2012:
Ken Kaplan (Libertarian) 660 (1.1%);
Ken Wolski (Green) 401 (0.6%);
Gwen Kiakos (Jersey Strong Independents) 399 (0.6%);
Gregory Pason (Socialist) 220 (0.4%);
David Dranikoff (Totally Independent Candidate) 185 (0.3%);
Robert Turkavage (Responsibility Fairness Integrity) 183 (0.3%);
Andy Soni (America First) 75 (0.1%);
|
|
2009 |
G |
52% |
Chris Christie (R) |
33,360 |
65.7% |
Jon Corzine* (D) |
12,893 |
25.4% |
4,524 [+] |
8.9% |
50,777 |
17 |
2.09% |
[-] Other candidates in 2009:
Christopher Daggett (Independent for NJ) 4,098 (8.1%);
Gregory Pason (Socialist) 184 (0.4%);
Ken Kaplan (Libertarian) 105 (0.2%);
David Meiswinkle (Middle Class Empowerment) 44 (0.1%);
Kostas Petris (For the People) 41 (0.1%);
Gary Steele (Leadership, Independence, Vision) 34 (0.1%);
Jason Cullen (People Not Politics) 18 (0.0%);
|
2008 |
S2 |
68% |
Dick Zimmer (R) |
40,309 |
61.6% |
Frank Lautenberg* (D) |
22,824 |
34.9% |
2,276 [+] |
3.5% |
65,409 |
20 |
1.88% |
[-] Other candidates in 2008:
Jason Scheurer (Libertarian) 848 (1.3%);
Judson Carter (God We Trust) 409 (0.6%);
Sara Lobman (Socialist Workers) 404 (0.6%);
Daryl Brooks (Poor People's Campaign) 347 (0.5%);
Jeff Boss (I) 268 (0.4%);
|
2006 |
S1 |
46% |
Tom Kean, Jr. (R) |
25,531 |
57.7% |
Robert Menendez (D) |
16,873 |
38.2% |
1,823 [+] |
4.1% |
44,227 |
13 |
1.97% |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Len Flynn (Libertarian) 784 (1.8%);
Edward Forchion (Legalize Marijuana) 572 (1.3%);
Leonard Smith (Solidarity, Defend Life) 153 (0.3%);
Daryl Brooks (Poor People's Campaign) 135 (0.3%);
Judson Carter (God We Trust) 92 (0.2%);
Gregory Pason (Socialist) 52 (0.1%);
Angela Lariscy (Socialist Workers) 35 (0.1%);
|
2005 |
G |
47% |
Doug Forrester (R) |
27,521 |
61.6% |
Jon Corzine (D) |
15,004 |
33.6% |
2,179 [+] |
4.9% |
44,704 |
19 |
1.95% |
[-] Other candidates in 2005:
Hector Castillo (Education Not Corruption) 988 (2.2%);
Jeffrey Pawlowski (Libertarian) 394 (0.9%);
Matthew Thieke (Green) 329 (0.7%);
Edward Forchion (Legalize Marijuana) 239 (0.5%);
Wesley Bell (I) 133 (0.3%);
Michael Latigona (One New Jersey) 64 (0.1%);
Angela Lariscy (Socialist Workers) 19 (0.0%);
Constantino Rozzo (Socialist) 13 (0.0%);
|
2002 |
S2 |
44% |
Doug Forrester (R) |
25,124 |
62.5% |
Frank Lautenberg (D) |
13,890 |
34.6% |
1,163 [+] |
2.9% |
40,177 |
21 |
1.80% |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
Ted Glick (Green) 718 (1.8%);
Elizabeth Macron (Libertarian) 309 (0.8%);
Norman Wahner (Conservative) 106 (0.3%);
Gregory Pason (Socialist) 30 (0.1%);
|
2001 |
G |
43% |
Bret Schundler (R) |
23,059 |
58.4% |
Jim McGreevey (D) |
13,911 |
35.3% |
2,484 [+] |
6.3% |
39,454 |
17 |
1.77% |
[-] Other candidates in 2001:
Bill Schluter (I) 2,172 (5.5%);
Jerry Coleman (Green) 146 (0.4%);
Mark Edgerton (Libertarian) 120 (0.3%);
Michael Koontz (Conservative) 37 (0.1%);
George Watson (Free New Jersey) 9 (0.0%);
|
2000 |
S1 |
60% |
Bob Franks (R) |
34,468 |
63.4% |
Jon Corzine (D) |
17,796 |
32.7% |
2,091 [+] |
3.8% |
54,355 |
16 |
1.80% |
[-] Other candidates in 2000:
Bruce Afran (Green) 1,057 (1.9%);
Pat DiNizio (Reform) 327 (0.6%);
Dennis Breen (I) 248 (0.5%);
Emerson Ellett (Libertarian) 242 (0.4%);
Lorraine LaNeve (Conservative) 104 (0.2%);
Judson Carter (Trust In God) 56 (0.1%);
Gregory Pason (Socialist) 23 (0.0%);
Nancy Rosenstock (Socialist Workers) 19 (0.0%);
George Gostigian (God Bless Jersey) 15 (0.0%);
|
|
1997 |
G |
47% |
Christine Todd Whitman* (R) |
24,465 |
59.5% |
Jim McGreevey (D) |
10,983 |
26.7% |
5,698 [+] |
13.8% |
41,146 |
13 |
1.70% |
[-] Other candidates in 1997:
Murray Sabrin (Libertarian) 4,336 (10.5%);
Richard Pezzullo (Conservative) 861 (2.1%);
Madelyn Hoffman (Green) 243 (0.6%);
Gregory Pason (Socialist) 84 (0.2%);
Michael Perrone (Indep. Progressive) 76 (0.2%);
Lincoln Norton (Natural Law) 42 (0.1%);
Nuncie Ripa (I) 35 (0.1%);
Robert Miller (Socialist Workers) 21 (0.1%);
|
1996 |
S2 |
57% |
Dick Zimmer (R) |
31,002 |
62.3% |
Robert Torricelli (D) |
15,538 |
31.2% |
3,247 [+] |
6.5% |
49,787 |
20 |
1.73% |
[-] Other candidates in 1996:
Richard Pezzullo (Conservative) 1,782 (3.6%);
Mary Jo Christian (Natural Law) 551 (1.1%);
Wilburt Kornegay (Independent People's Coalition) 393 (0.8%);
Paul Woomer (Green Coalition) 224 (0.4%);
Mark Wise (Future Now) 141 (0.3%);
Steven Baeli (Protecting Freedom) 81 (0.2%);
Olga Rodriguez (Socialist Workers) 75 (0.2%);
|
1994 |
S1 |
41% |
Chuck Haytaian (R) |
22,179 |
63.4% |
Frank Lautenberg* (D) |
11,792 |
33.7% |
989 [+] |
2.8% |
34,960 |
16 |
1.70% |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Michael Kelly (Keep America First) 343 (1.0%);
Ben Grindinger (Libertarian) 320 (0.9%);
Richard Pezzullo (Conservative) 138 (0.4%);
Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers) 54 (0.2%);
George Predham (Damm Drug Dealers) 47 (0.1%);
Andrea Lippi (Jobs, Property Rights) 46 (0.1%);
Arlene Gold (Natural Law) 41 (0.1%);
|
1993 |
G |
50% |
Christine Todd Whitman (R) |
28,304 |
67.0% |
Jim Florio* (D) |
12,909 |
30.6% |
1,024 [+] |
2.4% |
42,237 |
18 |
1.69% |
[-] Other candidates in 1993:
Pat Daly (Abortion Is Murder) 194 (0.5%);
Ken Kaplan (Libertarian) 186 (0.4%);
Marilyn Arons (Maximum Citizen Involvement) 143 (0.3%);
Tim Feeney (The Independent Choice) 121 (0.3%);
Tom Fuscaldo (Zero Sales Tax) 104 (0.2%);
Tom Blomquist (NJ Conservative) 75 (0.2%);
John Kucek (Populist) 54 (0.1%);
Alene Ammond (For the People) 38 (0.1%);
Richard Lynch (Independents 4 Change) 29 (0.1%);
Joseph Marion (I) 27 (0.1%);
John Scully (Fresh Start) 27 (0.1%);
Pete DiLauro (Common Sense Government) 26 (0.1%);
|
1990 |
S2 |
37% |
Christine Todd Whitman (R) |
18,309 |
60.9% |
Bill Bradley* (D) |
10,849 |
36.1% |
886 [+] |
2.9% |
30,044 |
14 |
1.55% |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
John Kucek (Populist) 540 (1.8%);
Louis Stefanelli (Libertarian) 263 (0.9%);
Don Mackle (Socialist Workers) 83 (0.3%);
|
|
1989 |
G |
41% |
Jim Courter (R) |
18,046 |
54.6% |
Jim Florio (D) |
14,164 |
42.9% |
838 [+] |
2.5% |
33,048 |
17 |
1.47% |
[-] Other candidates in 1989:
Tom Fuscaldo (One Eye On) 362 (1.1%);
Dan Karlan (Libertarian) 277 (0.8%);
Michael Ziruolo (Better Affordable Government) 129 (0.4%);
Catherine Sedwick (Socialist Workers) 70 (0.2%);
|
1988 |
S1 |
57% |
Pete Dawkins (R) |
25,615 |
57.6% |
Frank Lautenberg* (D) |
18,281 |
41.1% |
544 [+] |
1.2% |
44,440 |
12 |
1.49% |
[-] Other candidates in 1988:
Joseph Job (I) 327 (0.7%);
Jerry Zeldin (Libertarian) 159 (0.4%);
Thomas Fiske (Socialist Workers) 58 (0.1%);
|
1985 |
G |
33% |
Tom Kean* (R) |
17,875 |
75.4% |
Peter Shapiro (D) |
5,388 |
22.7% |
453 [+] |
1.9% |
23,716 |
6 |
1.20% |
[-] Other candidates in 1985:
Mark Satinoff (Socialist Workers) 247 (1.0%);
Virginia Flynn (Libertarian) 99 (0.4%);
David Headrick (The True Light) 87 (0.4%);
George Fishman (Communist) 15 (0.1%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 5 (0.0%);
|
1984 |
S2 |
56% |
Bill Bradley* (D) |
20,864 |
53.1% |
Mary Mochary (R) |
17,839 |
45.4% |
611 [+] |
1.6% |
39,314 |
10 |
1.27% |
[-] Other candidates in 1984:
Priscilla Schenk (Socialist Workers) 357 (0.9%);
Harold Leinendecker (Libertarian) 109 (0.3%);
James Hagen (Conservative) 93 (0.2%);
Jasper Gould (Contempt of Court) 34 (0.1%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 18 (0.0%);
|
1982 |
S1 |
39% |
Millicent Fenwick (R) |
16,896 |
65.4% |
Frank Lautenberg (D) |
8,340 |
32.3% |
605 [+] |
2.3% |
25,841 |
18 |
1.18% |
[-] Other candidates in 1982:
Henry Koch (Libertarian) 487 (1.9%);
Claire Moriarty (Socialist Workers) 35 (0.1%);
Martin Wendelken (I) 34 (0.1%);
Robert Bastien (Green) 22 (0.1%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 18 (0.1%);
Rose Monyek (Repeal TE807) 9 (0.0%);
|
1981 |
G |
42% |
Tom Kean (R) |
17,785 |
66.7% |
Jim Florio (D) |
8,330 |
31.2% |
557 [+] |
2.1% |
26,672 |
17 |
1.15% |
[-] Other candidates in 1981:
Harry Gaynor (Leadership by Example) 246 (0.9%);
Jack Moyers (Libertarian) 166 (0.6%);
Bill Gahres (Down With Lawyers) 63 (0.2%);
Chester Grabowski (The Suffering Majority) 54 (0.2%);
Paul Rizzo (Independent, Honest, Available) 28 (0.1%);
|
|
1978 |
S2 |
39% |
Jeffrey Bell (R) |
12,267 |
55.5% |
Bill Bradley (D) |
9,301 |
42.1% |
521 [+] |
2.4% |
22,089 |
12 |
1.13% |
[-] Other candidates in 1978:
Jasper Gould (I) 163 (0.7%);
Jack Moyers (Libertarian) 89 (0.4%);
Judson Carter (God We Trust) 65 (0.3%);
Herbert Shaw (Politicians Are Crooks) 52 (0.2%);
Bill Gahres (Down With Lawyers) 47 (0.2%);
William Thorn (Stick With Thorn) 33 (0.1%);
Alice Conner (Socialist Workers) 31 (0.1%);
Paul Ferguson (Socialist Labor) 23 (0.1%);
Robert Bowen (Labor) 18 (0.1%);
|
1977 |
G |
46% |
Brendan Byrne* (D) |
12,608 |
49.9% |
Raymond Bateman (R) |
12,168 |
48.1% |
507 [+] |
2.0% |
25,283 |
6 |
1.19% |
[-] Other candidates in 1977:
Leif Johnson (Labor) 102 (0.4%);
Francis Flowers (Declare Your Independence) 76 (0.3%);
Frank Primich (Libertarian) 68 (0.3%);
Chester Grabowski (Independents For All) 57 (0.2%);
Chauncey McSpiritt (Cheap, Chauncey, Upstart) 55 (0.2%);
Richard McAleer (Anti-Income Tax) 47 (0.2%);
Jasper Gould (I) 26 (0.1%);
Paul Rizzo (Trenton Independent) 19 (0.1%);
William Zsidisin (One For All) 15 (0.1%);
John Donato (Axe the Tax) 15 (0.1%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 14 (0.1%);
Angelo Massaro (People's Choice) 13 (0.1%);
|
1976 |
S1 |
57% |
Harrison Williams* (D) |
15,520 |
50.9% |
David Norcross (R) |
14,782 |
48.5% |
202 [+] |
0.7% |
30,504 |
10 |
1.10% |
[-] Other candidates in 1976:
Hannibal Cundari (Libertarian) 139 (0.5%);
Leif Johnson (Labor) 32 (0.1%);
Bernardo Doganiero (Socialist Labor) 31 (0.1%);
|
1973 |
G |
44% |
Brendan Byrne (D) |
15,058 |
68.5% |
Charles Sandman (R) |
6,680 |
30.4% |
258 [+] |
1.2% |
21,996 |
-1 |
1.04% |
[-] Other candidates in 1973:
Stanley Knis (Tax Repeal) 78 (0.4%);
Howard Freund (American) 61 (0.3%);
Alfred Colabella (I) 55 (0.3%);
John Goodson (Libertarian) 29 (0.1%);
Robert Clement (Socialist Labor) 22 (0.1%);
James Terlizzi (Taxpayers Watchdog) 13 (0.1%);
|
1972 |
S2 |
59% |
Clifford Case* (R) |
19,973 |
68.9% |
Paul Krebs (D) |
7,934 |
27.4% |
1,087 [+] |
3.7% |
28,994 |
6 |
1.04% |
[-] Other candidates in 1972:
Charles Wiley (Concerned Voter's Voice) 652 (2.2%);
Howard Freund (American) 397 (1.4%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 38 (0.1%);
|
1970 |
S1 |
48% |
Nelson Gross (R) |
11,161 |
53.0% |
Harrison Williams* (D) |
9,556 |
45.4% |
339 [+] |
1.6% |
21,056 |
11 |
0.98% |
[-] Other candidates in 1970:
William O'Grady (Conservative) 148 (0.7%);
Nelson Job (I) 136 (0.6%);
Joseph Mams (Destroy Drug Devils) 37 (0.2%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 18 (0.1%);
|
|
1969 |
G |
55% |
William Cahill (R) |
15,830 |
68.6% |
Robert Meyner (D) |
7,047 |
30.5% |
209 [+] |
0.9% |
23,086 |
9 |
0.98% |
[-] Other candidates in 1969:
James Johnson (I) 77 (0.3%);
Louis Vander Plate (I) 54 (0.2%);
Winfred Perry (National Conservative) 35 (0.2%);
Jack Alvino (Independent Candidate) 24 (0.1%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 19 (0.1%);
|
1966 |
S2 |
51% |
Clifford Case* (R) |
13,164 |
66.1% |
Warren Wilentz (D) |
6,241 |
31.3% |
515 [+] |
2.6% |
19,920 |
6 |
0.93% |
[-] Other candidates in 1966:
Robert Schlachter (Conservative) 439 (2.2%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 76 (0.4%);
|
1965 |
G |
55% |
Wayne Dumont (R) |
11,726 |
56.1% |
Richard Hughes* (D) |
8,996 |
43.0% |
189 [+] |
0.9% |
20,911 |
15 |
0.94% |
[-] Other candidates in 1965:
Robert Schlachter (Conservative) 157 (0.8%);
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 17 (0.1%);
Christopher Vespucci (Veterans Choice) 10 (0.0%);
Ruth Shiminsky (Socialist Workers) 5 (0.0%);
|
1964 |
S1 |
65% |
Harrison Williams* (D) |
12,629 |
52.1% |
Bernard Stanley (R) |
11,522 |
47.6% |
70 [+] |
0.3% |
24,221 |
10 |
0.89% |
[-] Other candidates in 1964:
Harold Poeschel (Conservative) 37 (0.2%);
Lawrence Stewart (Socialist Workers) 17 (0.1%);
John Mahalchik (America First) 12 (0.0%);
Albert Ronis (Socialist Labor) 4 (0.0%);
|
1961 |
G |
59% |
James Mitchell (R) |
11,555 |
56.5% |
Richard Hughes (D) |
8,725 |
42.7% |
168 [+] |
0.8% |
20,448 |
8 |
0.95% |
[-] Other candidates in 1961:
Reinhardt Metzger (Conservative) 130 (0.6%);
Albert Ronis (Socialist Labor) 15 (0.1%);
Henry Krajewski (Veterans Bonus Now) 12 (0.1%);
George Addonizio (I) 10 (0.0%);
Edwards Lueddeke (Prosperity With Liberty) 1 (0.0%);
|
1960 |
S2 |
71% |
Clifford Case* (R) |
15,732 |
66.1% |
Thorn Lord (D) |
7,957 |
33.5% |
98 [+] |
0.4% |
23,787 |
10 |
0.89% |
[-] Other candidates in 1960:
Winfred Perry (Conservative) 79 (0.3%);
Gladys Grauer (Socialist Workers) 11 (0.0%);
Albert Ronis (Socialist Labor) 8 (0.0%);
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