| District | Winner | Runner-Up |
Other |
Total Votes |
|---|
| District 01 |
Rob Andrews* (D) |
72,415 |
54.1% |
Daniel Mangini (R) |
57,299 |
42.8% |
4,080 [+] |
3.0% |
133,794 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 01 included:
Jerry Zeldin (Libertarian) 1,592 (1.2%);
Walter Konstanty (Pride and Honesty) 1,422 (1.1%);
William Harris (Populist) 1,066 (0.8%);
|
| District 02 |
William Hughes* (D) |
97,698 |
88.2% |
William Kanengiser (Populist) |
13,120 |
11.8% |
0 |
0.0% |
110,818 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 02 included:
|
| District 03 |
Frank Pallone* (D) |
77,866 |
49.1% |
Paul Kapalko (R) |
73,696 |
46.5% |
7,081 [+] |
4.5% |
158,643 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 03 included:
Richard McKean (I) 4,377 (2.8%);
Bill Stewart (Libertarian) 1,833 (1.2%);
Joseph Plonski (Populist) 871 (0.5%);
|
| District 04 |
Chris Smith* (R) |
99,920 |
62.7% |
Mark Setaro (D) |
54,961 |
34.5% |
4,418 [+] |
2.8% |
159,299 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 04 included:
Chris Peters (Libertarian) 2,178 (1.4%);
Joseph Notarangelo (Populist) 1,206 (0.8%);
Judson Carter (God We Trust) 1,034 (0.6%);
|
| District 05 |
Marge Roukema* (R) |
118,101 |
75.7% |
Lawrence Olsen (D) |
35,010 |
22.4% |
2,998 [+] |
1.9% |
156,109 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 05 included:
Mark Richards (Populist) 2,998 (1.9%);
|
| District 06 |
Bernard Dwyer* (D) |
63,745 |
50.6% |
Paul Danielczyk (R) |
58,147 |
46.1% |
4,130 [+] |
3.3% |
126,022 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 06 included:
Randolph Waller (Populist) 2,348 (1.9%);
Howard Schoen (Libertarian) 1,782 (1.4%);
|
| District 07 |
Matthew Rinaldo* (R) |
100,066 |
74.6% |
Bruce Bergen (D) |
31,099 |
23.2% |
2,907 [+] |
2.2% |
134,072 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 07 included:
Thomas Sarnowski (Populist) 2,907 (2.2%);
|
| District 08 |
Robert Roe* (D) |
55,797 |
76.9% |
Stephen Sibilia (Independent Conservative) |
13,180 |
18.2% |
3,563 [+] |
4.9% |
72,540 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 08 included:
Robert Eden (Populist) 3,563 (4.9%);
|
| District 09 |
Robert Torricelli* (D) |
82,535 |
53.3% |
Peter Russo (R) |
69,658 |
45.0% |
2,573 [+] |
1.7% |
154,766 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 09 included:
Chester Grabowski (Populist) 2,573 (1.7%);
|
| District 10 |
Donald Payne* (D) |
42,106 |
81.4% |
Howard Berkeley (R) |
8,954 |
17.3% |
643 [+] |
1.2% |
51,703 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 10 included:
George Mahrabian (Socialist Workers) 643 (1.2%);
|
| District 11 |
Dean Gallo* (R) |
92,681 |
64.5% |
Michael Gordon (D) |
47,414 |
33.0% |
3,591 [+] |
2.5% |
143,686 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 11 included:
Joyce Gould (Populist) 3,591 (2.5%);
|
| District 12 |
Dick Zimmer (R) |
107,851 |
64.0% |
Marguerite Chandler (D) |
52,256 |
31.0% |
8,283 [+] |
4.9% |
168,390 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 12 included:
Joan Bottcher (Back to Basics) 4,441 (2.6%);
Max Kortepeter (Independent Reform) 2,431 (1.4%);
Michael Notarangelo (Populist) 1,411 (0.8%);
|
| District 13 |
Jim Saxton* (R) |
99,688 |
58.2% |
John Adler (D) |
67,587 |
39.4% |
4,131 [+] |
2.4% |
171,406 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 13 included:
Howard Pearlman (World Without War) 4,131 (2.4%);
|
| District 14 |
Frank Guarini* (D) |
56,455 |
66.2% |
Fred Theemling (R) |
24,870 |
29.2% |
3,951 [+] |
4.6% |
85,276 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 14 included:
Michael Ziruolo (Better Affordable Government) 1,822 (2.1%);
Jane Harris (Socialist Workers) 1,318 (1.5%);
Donald Stoveken (Populist) 502 (0.6%);
Louis Vernotico (Right to Vote) 309 (0.4%);
|
|
| District 01 special |
Rob Andrews (D) |
72,324 |
55.2% |
Daniel Mangini (R) |
58,671 |
44.8% |
0 |
0.0% |
130,995 |
| [-] Other candidates in District 01 included:
|
| Total R vote: 969,602 (49.5%) Total D vote: 909,268 (46.5%) |
| Opposed races only Total R vote: 969,602 (54.7%) Total D vote: 755,773 (42.6%) |