| District | Winner | Runner-Up |
Other |
Total Votes |
|---|
| District 01 |
William Cahill* (R) |
119,633 |
58.8% |
Neil Deighan (D) |
83,405 |
41.0% |
402 [+] |
0.2% |
203,440 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 01 included:
Albert Ronis (Socialist Labor) 402 (0.2%);
|
| District 02 |
Milton Glenn* (R) |
61,285 |
52.7% |
Paul Porreca (D) |
54,317 |
46.7% |
625 [+] |
0.5% |
116,227 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 02 included:
Elvin Baker (Socialist Labor) 625 (0.5%);
|
| District 03 |
James Auchincloss* (R) |
82,220 |
56.9% |
Peter Gannon (D) |
62,258 |
43.1% |
0 |
0.0% |
144,478 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 03 included:
|
| District 04 |
Frank Thompson* (D) |
88,668 |
63.8% |
Ephraim Tomlinson (R) |
49,952 |
35.9% |
376 [+] |
0.3% |
138,996 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 04 included:
Bernardo Doganiero (Socialist Labor) 376 (0.3%);
|
| District 05 |
Peter Frelinghuysen* (R) |
86,133 |
66.0% |
Eugene Friedman (D) |
43,347 |
33.2% |
1,074 [+] |
0.8% |
130,554 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 05 included:
Frank Consalvo (Conservative) 1,074 (0.8%);
|
| District 06 |
Florence Dwyer* (R) |
110,143 |
59.6% |
Lillian Egolf (D) |
73,436 |
39.8% |
1,162 [+] |
0.6% |
184,741 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 06 included:
John Wisner (Conservative) 1,162 (0.6%);
|
| District 07 |
William Widnall* (R) |
110,926 |
61.4% |
Emmet Cassidy (D) |
68,330 |
37.8% |
1,312 [+] |
0.7% |
180,568 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 07 included:
Robert Kretzer (Conservative) 821 (0.5%);
James McKinley (I) 491 (0.3%);
|
| District 08 |
Charles Joelson* (D) |
75,820 |
65.0% |
Walter Porter (R) |
39,903 |
34.2% |
893 [+] |
0.8% |
116,616 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 08 included:
Harry Santhouse (Socialist Labor) 454 (0.4%);
Charles Checkley (Conservative) 430 (0.4%);
|
| District 09 |
Frank Osmers* (R) |
89,345 |
56.9% |
Donald Sorkow (D) |
66,140 |
42.2% |
1,416 [+] |
0.9% |
156,901 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 09 included:
Arthur Wacker (Conservative) 896 (0.6%);
Nathan Karp (Socialist Labor) 520 (0.3%);
|
| District 10 |
Peter Rodino* (D) |
62,616 |
72.8% |
Charles Baretski (R) |
22,819 |
26.5% |
635 [+] |
0.7% |
86,070 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 10 included:
Frank DeGeorge (Conservative) 400 (0.5%);
William Kirkland (I) 235 (0.3%);
|
| District 11 |
Joseph Minish (D) |
48,102 |
59.5% |
Frank Palmieri (R) |
30,244 |
37.4% |
2,560 [+] |
3.2% |
80,906 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 11 included:
Samuel Voltaggio (I) 2,135 (2.6%);
Marjorie Schwester (Conservative) 425 (0.5%);
|
| District 12 |
George Wallhauser* (R) |
57,169 |
52.5% |
Robert Peacock (D) |
50,783 |
46.6% |
933 [+] |
0.9% |
108,885 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 12 included:
Harrison Smith (Conservative) 544 (0.5%);
Harry Press (Socialist Labor) 234 (0.2%);
Ruth Shiminsky (Socialist Workers) 155 (0.1%);
|
| District 13 |
Cornelius Gallagher* (D) |
62,636 |
77.0% |
Eugene Kenny (R) |
17,063 |
21.0% |
1,594 [+] |
2.0% |
81,293 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 13 included:
Thomas Quinn (I) 1,594 (2.0%);
|
| District 14 |
Dominick Daniels* (D) |
54,000 |
70.6% |
Michael Bell (R) |
21,303 |
27.8% |
1,189 [+] |
1.6% |
76,492 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 14 included:
Kenneth Walsh (Conservative) 1,189 (1.6%);
|
| District 15 |
Edward Patten (D) |
86,651 |
56.7% |
Bernard Rodgers (R) |
66,142 |
43.3% |
0 |
0.0% |
152,793 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 15 included:
|
| Total R vote: 964,280 (49.2%) Total D vote: 980,509 (50.1%) |