| District | Winner | Runner-Up |
Other |
Total Votes |
|---|
| District 01 |
Jim Florio* (D) |
106,096 |
79.4% |
Robert Deitch (R) |
26,853 |
20.1% |
671 [+] |
0.5% |
133,620 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 01 included:
Julius Levin (Socialist Labor) 671 (0.5%);
|
| District 02 |
William Hughes* (D) |
112,768 |
66.4% |
James Biggs (R) |
56,997 |
33.6% |
0 |
0.0% |
169,765 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 02 included:
|
| District 03 |
James Howard* (D) |
83,349 |
56.0% |
Bruce Coe (R) |
64,730 |
43.5% |
876 [+] |
0.6% |
148,955 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 03 included:
Stevenson Enterline (Libertarian) 876 (0.6%);
|
| District 04 |
Frank Thompson* (D) |
69,259 |
61.1% |
Chris Smith (R) |
41,833 |
36.9% |
2,290 [+] |
2.0% |
113,382 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 04 included:
John Mahalchik (Betsy Ross Party) 1,145 (1.0%);
Paul Rizzo (Work With People) 827 (0.7%);
Judson Carter (God We Trust) 318 (0.3%);
|
| District 05 |
Millicent Fenwick* (R) |
100,739 |
72.6% |
John Fahy (D) |
38,108 |
27.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
138,847 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 05 included:
|
| District 06 |
Edwin Forsythe* (R) |
89,446 |
60.4% |
Thomas McGann (D) |
56,874 |
38.4% |
1,864 [+] |
1.3% |
148,184 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 06 included:
Bernardo Doganiero (Socialist Labor) 737 (0.5%);
Charles Pike (Libertarian) 643 (0.4%);
Hazel McGlory (Betsy Ross Party) 484 (0.3%);
|
| District 07 |
Andrew Maguire* (D) |
78,358 |
52.5% |
Marge Roukema (R) |
69,543 |
46.6% |
1,217 [+] |
0.8% |
149,118 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 07 included:
Robert Shapiro (Libertarian) 974 (0.7%);
Elliot Greenspan (Labor) 243 (0.2%);
|
| District 08 |
Robert Roe* (D) |
69,496 |
74.5% |
Thomas Melani (R) |
23,842 |
25.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
93,338 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 08 included:
|
| District 09 |
Harold Hollenbeck* (R) |
73,478 |
48.9% |
Nicholas Mastorelli (D) |
56,888 |
37.9% |
19,789 [+] |
13.2% |
150,155 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 09 included:
Henry Helstoski (Always For People) 19,126 (12.7%);
Bruce Todd (Labor) 663 (0.4%);
|
| District 10 |
Peter Rodino* (D) |
55,074 |
86.4% |
John Pelt (R) |
8,066 |
12.6% |
637 [+] |
1.0% |
63,777 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 10 included:
Tony Austin (Socialist Workers) 347 (0.5%);
Gordon Douglas (Labor) 290 (0.5%);
|
| District 11 |
Joseph Minish* (D) |
88,294 |
70.5% |
Julius Feld (R) |
35,642 |
28.5% |
1,238 [+] |
1.0% |
125,174 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 11 included:
Richard Roth (Libertarian) 1,238 (1.0%);
|
| District 12 |
Matthew Rinaldo* (R) |
94,850 |
73.4% |
Richard McCormack (D) |
34,423 |
26.6% |
0 |
0.0% |
129,273 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 12 included:
|
| District 13 |
Jim Courter (R) |
77,301 |
51.8% |
Helen Meyner* (D) |
71,808 |
48.2% |
0 |
0.0% |
149,109 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 13 included:
|
| District 14 |
Frank Guarini (D) |
67,008 |
63.6% |
Henry Hill (R) |
21,355 |
20.3% |
16,977 [+] |
16.1% |
105,340 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 14 included:
Thomas McDonough (I) 15,015 (14.3%);
John Walton (Taxpayers Only Friend) 1,962 (1.9%);
|
| District 15 |
Edward Patten* (D) |
55,944 |
48.3% |
Charles Wiley (R) |
53,108 |
45.8% |
6,834 [+] |
5.9% |
115,886 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 15 included:
Ann Bastian (People's Independent Coalition) 5,396 (4.7%);
Michael Fieschko (Libertarian) 1,438 (1.2%);
|
| Total R vote: 837,783 (43.3%) Total D vote: 1,043,747 (54.0%) |