2023年ニュージャージー州議会選挙

2023年ニュージャージー州議会選挙

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多数党 少数党   リーダー クレイグ・コフリン ジョン・ディマイオ パーティー 民主的な 共和党員 リーダー 2018年1月9日 2022年1月11日 リーダーの席 19日（ウッドブリッジ） 23日（ハケッツタウン） 前回の選挙 46席 34席 前の席 46 34 獲得議席 52 28 座席の変更 6 6 人気投票 1,804,115 1,575,074 パーセンテージ 53.2% 46.4% スイング 1.6% 1.8%
結果：      民主党が勝利、      民主党は維持、      共和党は維持
選挙前の議長 クレイグ・コフリン 民主党 選出された議長 クレイグ・コフリン 民主党

2023年ニュージャージー州議会選挙は2023年11月7日に行われた。ニュージャージー州の有権者は、州の全選挙区から2名の議員をニュージャージー州議会に2年間の任期で選出した。^{[1]これは、} 2020年のアメリカ合衆国国勢調査に基づく区画再編後の最初の選挙であった。

民主党は第3区と第11区で両議席を獲得し、第8区と第30区でそれぞれ1議席を獲得して下院での多数派を拡大した。

再選に立候補しない現職議員

民主的な

• ダニエル・R・ベンソン、第14地区（マーサー郡長選挙に立候補し当選）^[2]
• アネット・チャパロ、第33区（第32区に再編、政党の推薦を失う）^{[3] [4]}
• ジョセフ・V・イーガン、第17地区（再指名後に撤退）^[5]
• トーマス・P・ギブリン、第34地区（第27地区に再編成）^[6]
• サダフ・ジャファー、第16地区^[7]
• ミラ・ジェイシー、第27地区（第28地区に再編成）^[8]
• アンジェリカ・M・ヒメネス、第32区（第33区に再編、政党の支持を失い、ウェストニューヨーク委員会に立候補） ^[9]
• ジョン・F・マッケオン、第27区（再指名後に撤退、州上院議員選挙に当選）^[10]
• アンジェラ・V・マクナイト、第31地区（州上院議員選挙に当選）^[11]
• ペドロ・メヒア、第32区（第33区に再編、政党の推薦を失った）^{[3] [12]}
• ポール・D・モリアーティ、第4地区（州上院議員選挙に当選）^[13]
• ガブリエラ モスケラ、第 4 地区^[13]
• ラジ・ムケルジー、第33区（第32区に再編成され、州上院議員に立候補して当選）^[14]
• ブリトニー・ティンバーレイク、第34地区（州上院議員選挙に当選）^[15]
• ジャッキー・ユスタイン、第28区（第34区に再編成）^[16]

共和党員

• ジョン・カタラーノ、第10地区（ブリック・タウンシップの市長に立候補）^[17]
• デアン・デフッチョ、第39地区^[18]
• ダイアン・ゴーブ、第9地区（政党の推薦を失くした）^[19]
• ケビン・J・ルーニー、第40地区^[20]
• ベス・ソーヤー、第3地区（党の推薦を失い、州上院議員に立候補）^[21]
• パーカー・スペース、第24区（州上院議員選挙に当選）^{[22] [23]}
• ハル・ワース、第24地区^[24]

さらに、2021年の前回選挙で選出された2人の議員が選挙前に退任した。ロナルド・S・ダンサー（共和党、第12区、在任中に死去）^[25]とラルフ・R・カプト（民主党、第28区、辞任）^{[26]である。}

現職議員が敗北

総選挙では

11月7日の総選挙では、現職の州議会議員5人（全員が共和党員）が敗北した。

共和党員

• キム・ユールナー、第11地区^[27]
• ベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック、第3地区^[27]
• マリリン・パイペルノ、第11地区^[27]
• ネッド・トムソン、第30地区^[27]
• ブランドン・ウンバ、第8地区^[28]

予測

ソース	ランキング	現在
270toWin [29]	ソリッドD	2023年9月6日
選挙日報[30]	セーフD	2023年10月22日

結果

概要

↓

28	52
共和党員	民主的な

^{[31] [32] [33]}

パーティー		候補者	座席				人気投票
			2021	2023	+/-	強さ	投票する	%	変化
	民主的な	79	46	52	6	65%	1,804,115	53.2%	1.6%
	共和党員	73	34	28	6	35%	1,575,074	46.4%	1.8%
	独立した	4	0	0	0	0%	11,496	0.6%	0.5%
	リバタリアン	2	0	0	0	0%	1,860	0.1%
	社会主義労働者	1	0	0	0	0%	1,121	0.0%	該当なし
	緑	1	0	0	0	0%	979	0.0%
合計		160	80	80		100.00%	3,394,645 [a]	100.00%
投票数							1,760,049 [a]	100%
消す							1,760,049	27%	13%
登録済み							6,459,097	100%	1.3%

州議会選挙区別

立法区[34]	2020年大統領[35]	現職	パーティー		選出された議会議員	結果
第1地区	R +3.7	アントワン・マクレラン		担当者	アントワン・マクレラン		担当者
		エリック・シモンセ​​ン		担当者	エリック・シモンセ​​ン		担当者
第2地区	D +11.5	ドン・ガーディアン		担当者	ドン・ガーディアン		担当者
		クレア・スウィフト		担当者	クレア・スウィフト		担当者
第3地区	R +2.6	ベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック		担当者	デイブ・ベイリー・ジュニア		デム
		ベス・ソーヤー		担当者	ヘザー・シモンズ		デム
第4地区	D +6.9	ポール・D・モリアーティ		デム	ダン・ハッチソン		デム
		ガブリエラ・モスケラ		デム	コーディ・ミラー		デム
第5地区	D +36.9	ウィリアム・スピアマン		デム	ウィリアム・スピアマン		デム
		ビル・モーエン		デム	ビル・モーエン		デム
第6地区	D +32.5	ルイス・グリーンウォルド		デム	ルイス・グリーンウォルド		デム
		パメラ・ローゼン・ランピット		デム	パメラ・ローゼン・ランピット		デム
第7地区	D +31.5	ハーブ・コナウェイ		デム	ハーブ・コナウェイ		デム
		キャロル・A・マーフィー		デム	キャロル・A・マーフィー		デム
第8地区	D +4.6	マイケル・トリッシ		担当者	マイケル・トリッシ		担当者
		ブランドン・ウンバ		担当者	アンドレア・カッツ		デム
第9地区	R +25.1	ブライアン・E・ランプフ		担当者	ブライアン・E・ランプフ		担当者
		ダイアン・ゴーブ		担当者	グレッグ・マイレ		担当者
第10地区	R +21.7	グレゴリー・P・マクガッキン		担当者	グレゴリー・P・マクガッキン		担当者
		ジョン・カタラーノ		担当者	ポール・カニトラ		担当者
第11地区	D +13.2	キム・ユールナー		担当者	マージー・ドンロン		デム
		マリリン・ピペルノ		担当者	ルアンヌ・ピーターポール		デム
第12地区	R +14.2	ロバート・D・クリフトン		担当者	ロバート・D・クリフトン		担当者
		アレックス・サウイッキー		担当者	アレックス・サウイッキー		担当者
第13地区	R +6.7	ジェラルド・シャーフェンベルガー		担当者	ジェラルド・シャーフェンベルガー		担当者
		ヴィッキー・フリン		担当者	ヴィッキー・フリン		担当者
第14地区	D +18.4	ウェイン・デアンジェロ		デム	ウェイン・デアンジェロ		デム
		ダニエル・R・ベンソン		デム	テニール・マッコイ		デム
第15地区	D +47.5	ヴァーリナ・レイノルズ＝ジャクソン		デム	ヴァーリナ・レイノルズ＝ジャクソン		デム
		アンソニー・ヴェレリ		デム	アンソニー・ヴェレリ		デム
第16地区	D +20.8	ロイ・フライマン		デム	ロイ・フライマン		デム
		サダフ・ジャファー		デム	ミッチェル・ドルリス		デム
第17地区	D +45.8	ジョセフ・V・イーガン		デム	ケビン・イーガン		デム
		ジョセフ・ダニエルセン		デム	ジョセフ・ダニエルセン		デム
第18地区	D +22	ロバート・カラビンチャック		デム	ロバート・カラビンチャック		デム
		スターリー・スタンリー		デム	スターリー・スタンリー		デム
第19地区	D +19.1	クレイグ・コフリン		デム	クレイグ・コフリン		デム
		イヴォンヌ・ロペス		デム	イヴォンヌ・ロペス		デム
第20地区	D +42.6	アネット・キハノ		デム	アネット・キハノ		デム
		レジナルド・アトキンス		デム	レジナルド・アトキンス		デム
第21地区	D +17.4	ナンシー・ムニョス		担当者	ナンシー・ムニョス		担当者
		ミシェル・マツィコウディス		担当者	ミシェル・マツィコウディス		担当者
第22地区	D +35.2	ジェームズ・J・ケネディ		デム	ジェームズ・J・ケネディ		デム
		リンダ・S・カーター		デム	リンダ・S・カーター		デム
第23地区	R +5.3	エリック・ピーターソン		担当者	エリック・ピーターソン		担当者
		ジョン・ディマイオ		担当者	ジョン・ディマイオ		担当者
第24地区	R +14.1	パーカースペース		担当者	夜明けのファンタジア		担当者
		ハル・ワース		担当者	マイク・インガナモート		担当者
第25地区	D +6.1	オーラ・ダン		担当者	オーラ・ダン		担当者
		クリスチャン・バランコ[b]		担当者	クリスチャン・バランコ		担当者
第26地区	R +1.5	ジェイ・ウェバー		担当者	ジェイ・ウェバー		担当者
		ブライアン・バーゲン[c]		担当者	ブライアン・バーゲン		担当者
第27地区	D +41.9	ジョン・F・マッケオン		デム	ロージー・バゴリー		デム
		トーマス・P・ギブリン[d]		デム	アリクソン・コラゾス＝ギル		デム
第28地区	D +84.3	ミラ・ジェイシー[e]		デム	ガーネットホール		デム
		クレオパトラ・タッカー		デム	クレオパトラ・タッカー		デム
第29地区	D +62	エリアナ・ピンター・マリン		デム	エリアナ・ピンター・マリン		デム
		シャニーク・スペイト		デム	シャニーク・スペイト		デム
第30地区	R +35.5	ショーン・T・キーン		担当者	ショーン・T・キーン		担当者
		ネッド・トムソン		担当者	アヴィ・シュナル		デム
第31地区	D +44.9	アンジェラ・V・マックナイト		デム	バーバラ・マッキャン・スタマト		デム
		ウィリアム・サンプソン		デム	ウィリアム・サンプソン		デム
第32地区	D +57.2	ラジ・ムケルジー[f]		デム	ジョン・アレン		デム
		アネット・チャパロ[f]		デム	ジェシカ・ラミレス		デム
第33地区	D +37	アンジェリカ・M・ヒメネス[g]		デム	フリオ・マレンコ		デム
		ペドロ・メヒア[g]		デム	ゲイブ・ロドリゲス		デム
第34地区	D +51.5	ブリトニー・ティンバーレイク		デム	カルメン・モラレス		デム
		ジャッキー・ユステイン[h]		デム	マイケル・ヴェネツィア		デム
第35地区	D +40.9	シャボンダ・E・サムター		デム	シャボンダ・E・サムター		デム
		ベンジー・E・ウィンバリー		デム	ベンジー・E・ウィンバリー		デム
第36地区	D +13.6	ゲイリー・シャー		デム	ゲイリー・シャー		デム
		クリントン・カラブレーゼ		デム	クリントン・カラブレーゼ		デム
第37地区	D +40.2	シャマ・ハイダー		デム	シャマ・ハイダー		デム
		エレン・パーク		デム	エレン・パーク		デム
第38地区	D +14.1	リサ・スウェイン		デム	リサ・スウェイン		デム
		クリス・タリー		デム	クリス・タリー		デム
第39地区	D +6.4	ロバート・オース		担当者	ロバート・オース		担当者
		デアン・デフッチョ		担当者	ジョン・アザリティ		担当者
第40地区	D +1.4	ケビン・J・ルーニー		担当者	アル・バルラス		担当者
		クリストファー・デフィリップス		担当者	クリストファー・デフィリップス		担当者

1. ニュージャージー州の州議会選挙では、有権者は2人の候補者に投票できます。そのため、政党ごとの得票数は投票総数よりも多くなります。
2. 第26区から再編成された。
3. 第25区から再編された。
4. 第34区から再編成された。
5. 第27区から再編された。
6. 第33区から再編成された。
7. 第32選挙区から再編成された。
8. 第28区から再編された。

接戦

上位2政党間の得票数差が10％未満だった地区：

1. 第8地区、0.2%増加 D
2. 第3地区、2.2%増加
3. 第4地区、5.4%
4. 第21地区、3.6%
5. 第25地区、4.2%
6. 第39地区、6.8%
7. 第40地区、9.8%

第1地区

現職は、2021年に31.30%の得票率で再選された共和党のアントワン・マクレラン氏と、 2021年に31.61%の得票率で再選されたエリック・K・シモンセ​​ン氏である。ドナルド・トランプ氏は2020年に51.61%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• アントワン・マクレラン現州議会議員^[36]
• エリック・シモンセ​​ン現職州議会議員^[36]

推薦

アントワン・マクレラン（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （シモンセンとの共同推薦）^[37]

エリック・シモンセ​​ン（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （マクレランとの共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会^[38]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	エリック・シモンセ​​ン（現職）	8,107	50.3%
	共和党員	アントワン・マクレラン（現職）	8,005	49.7%
総投票数			16,112	100.0%

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• エディ・L・ボナー^[36]
• ダミタ・ホワイト・モリス^[36]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ダミタ・ホワイト・モリス	6,129	50.3%
	民主的な	エディ・L・ボナー	6,054	49.7%
総投票数			12,183	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	セーフR	2023年10月22日
	座席2	セーフR
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	ソリッドR	2023年11月2日
	座席2	ソリッドR

結果

2023年第1立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	エリック・シモンセ​​ン（現職）	27,976	31.8
	共和党員	アントワン・マクレラン（現職）	27,603	31.3
	民主的な	ダミタ・ホワイト・モリス	16,257	18.5
	民主的な	エディ・L・ボナー	16,228	18.4
総投票数			88,064	100.0
	共和党の 支持

第2地区

現職は共和党のドン・ガーディアン（2021年に26.66%の得票率で当選）とクレア・スウィフト（2021年に26.81%の得票率で当選）だった。ジョー・バイデンは2020年に55.43%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• ドン・ガーディアン、現職州議会議員^[36]
• クレア・スウィフト、現職州議会議員^[36]

推薦

ドン・ガーディアン（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （スウィフト氏との共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会^[41]

組織

• LGBTQビクトリー基金^[42]

クレア・スウィフト（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （ガーディアンとの共同推薦）^[37]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	ドン・ガーディアン（現職）	6,051	50.3%
	共和党員	クレア・スウィフト（現職）	5,980	49.7%
総投票数			12,031	100.0%

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• リサ・ベンダー、海洋科学者^[43]
• アルフォンソ・ハレル、教師^[36]

撤回

• カレン・フィッツパトリック、アトランティック郡委員会委員、 2021年のこの議席の候補者^[36] （州上院議員に立候補）^[43]

推薦

カレン・フィッツパトリック（撤退）

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟^[44]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	カレン・フィッツパトリック	7,270	50.6%
	民主的な	アルフォンソ・ハレル	7,086	49.4%
総投票数			14,356	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	リーンR	2023年10月22日
	座席2	リーンR
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	リーンR	2023年11月2日
	座席2	リーンR

結果

2023年第2立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	ドン・ガーディアン（現職）	26,675	28.8
	共和党員	クレア・スウィフト（現職）	25,460	27.5
	民主的な	エリザベス「リサ」ベンダー	20,547	22.2
	民主的な	アルフォンソ・ハレル	19,835	21.4
総投票数			92,517	100.0
	共和党の 支持

第3地区

現職は、2021年に26.12%の得票率で当選した共和党のベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック氏と、 2021年に26.23%の得票率で当選し、ニュージャージー州上院議員選挙に立候補しているベス・ソーヤー氏です。ドナルド・トランプ氏は2020年にこの地区で50.71%の得票率で勝利しました。

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• ベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック、現職州議会議員^[36]
• トム・テデスコ、ホープウェル郡委員会委員^[36]

予備選挙で敗退

• ジョセフ・コリンズ・ジュニア、元ニュージャージー州議会議長 ジャック・コリンズの甥^[36]

撤回

• ベス・ソーヤー、現職州議会議員（州上院議員に立候補）^[36]
• アダム・ウィンゲート、元ハリソン郡委員会委員^{[45] （} グロスター郡委員に立候補） ^[46]

大会結果

セーラム郡共和党大会^[47]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	ベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック（現職）	59	42.4%
	共和党員	トム・テデスコ	38	27.3%
	共和党員	ベス・ソーヤー（現職）	31	22.3%
	共和党員	アダム・ウィンゲート	11	7.9%
総投票数			139	100.0%

主要な結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	トム・テデスコ	7,272	38.6%
	共和党員	ベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック（現職）	7,263	38.6%
	共和党員	ジョセフ・コリンズ・ジュニア	4,284	22.8%
総投票数			18,819	100.0%

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• デビッド・ベイリー、非営利団体CEO ^[36]
• ヘザー・シモンズ、グロスター郡 委員^[36]

予備選挙で敗退

• ロバート・フィッツパトリック^[36]
• タンジー・ヤングブラッド、退職教師、 2018年ニュージャージー州第2選挙区候補者^[36]

拒否

• ダグラス・H・フィッシャー、元ニュージャージー州農務長官（2009～2023年）、元ニュージャージー州議会議員（第3区、2002～2009年）^[48]

推薦

デビッド・ベイリー

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （シモンズ氏との共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （シモンズ氏との共同推薦）^[38]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （シモンズ氏との共同推薦）^[44]

ロバート・フィッツパトリック

組織

• 労働者家族党 （ヤングブラッドとの共同推薦）^[49]

ヘザー・シモンズ

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （ベイリー氏との共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （ベイリーとの共同推薦）^[38]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （ベイリー氏との共同推薦）^[44]

タンジー・ヤングブラッド

組織

• 労働者家族党 （フィッツパトリックとの共同推薦）^[49]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ヘザー・シモンズ	9,430	37.8%
	民主的な	デビッド・ベイリー	8,678	34.8%
	民主的な	ロバート・フィッツパトリック	3,439	13.8%
	民主的な	タンジー・ヤングブラッド	3,404	13.6%
総投票数			24,951	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	おそらくR	2023年10月22日
	座席2	リーンR
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	トサップ	2023年11月2日
	座席2	トサップ

結果

2023年第3立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ヘザー・シモンズ	30,861	25.6
	民主的な	デイブ・ベイリー・ジュニア	30,737	25.5
	共和党員	ベサニー・マッカーシー・パトリック（現職）	29,522	24.5
	共和党員	トム・テデスコ	29,480	24.4
総投票数			120,600	100.0
	民主党が 共和党から勝利

第4地区

現職は民主党のポール・D・モリアーティ氏（2021年に26.49%の得票率で再選）とガブリエラ・モスケラ氏（2021年に25.83%の得票率で再選）だった。ジョー・バイデン氏は2020年に52.96%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• ダン・ハッチソン、グロスター郡議会議員^[36]
• コーディ・ミラー、モンロー・タウンシップ教育委員会委員^[36]

拒否

• ポール・D・モリアーティ、現職州議会議員（州上院議員に立候補）^[13]
• ガブリエラ・モスケラ、現職議員^[13]

推薦

ダン・ハッチソン

労働組合

• ニュージャージー教育協会 （ミラー氏との共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （ミラー氏との共同推薦）^[44]

コーディ・ミラー

労働組合

• ニュージャージー教育協会 （ハッチソンとの共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （ハッチソン氏との共同推薦）^[44]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ダン・ハッチソン	11,696	50.2%
	民主的な	コーディ・ミラー	11,615	49.8%
総投票数			23,311	100.0%

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• アマンダ・エスポジト、教師^[36]
• マシュー・ウォーカー、元ブエナ評議会議長^[36]

予備選挙で敗退

• マイケル・クラーク、実業家^[36]
• デニス・ゴンザレス、ベテラン^[36]
• ジョン・キーティング弁護士^[36]

推薦

マシュー・ウォーカー

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO ^[37]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	アマンダ・エスポジト	5,199	30.3%
	共和党員	マシュー・ウォーカー	5,110	29.8%
	共和党員	マイケル・クラーク	3,053	17.8%
	共和党員	デニス・ゴンザレス	2,940	17.1%
	共和党員	ジョン・キーティング	854	5.0%
総投票数			17,156	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	トサップ	2023年10月22日
	座席2	トサップ
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	トサップ	2023年11月2日
	座席2	トサップ

結果

2023年第4立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ダン・ハッチソン	30,116	26.5
	民主的な	コーディ・D・ミラー	29,770	26.2
	共和党員	アマンダ・エスポジト	26,653	23.5
	共和党員	マシュー・P・ウォーカー	25,881	22.8
	保守党サウスジャージー	モーリーン・デュークス・ペンローズ	1,145	1.0
総投票数			113,565	100.0
	民主党の 支配

第5地区

現職は、2021年に28.74%の得票率で再選された民主党のウィリアム・F・モーン・ジュニア氏と、 2021年に28.38%の得票率で再選されたウィリアム・W・スピアマン氏である。ジョー・バイデン氏は2020年に68.05%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• ウィリアム・F・モーン・ジュニア現職州議会議員^[36]
• ウィリアム・W・スピアマン現州議会議員^[36]

推薦

ウィリアム・F・モーン・ジュニア（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO ^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （スピアマンとの共同推薦）^[41]

ウィリアム・W・スピアマン（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO ^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （モエンとの共同推薦）^[41]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ウィリアム・W・スピアマン（現職）	12,920	50.2%
	民主的な	ウィリアム・F・モーン・ジュニア（現職）	12,826	49.8%
総投票数			25,746	100.0%

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• ジョー・ミラー、カムデン郡 委員候補^[36]
• ヤリンダ・パガン^[36]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	ジョー・ミラー	2,770	50.6%
	共和党員	ヤリンダ・パガン	2,704	49.4%
総投票数			5,474	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	セーフD	2023年10月22日
	座席2	セーフD
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	ソリッドD	2023年11月2日
	座席2	ソリッドD

結果

2023年第5立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ウィリアム・W・スピアマン（現職）	25,994	35.1
	民主的な	ウィリアム・F・モーン・ジュニア（現職）	25,757	34.7
	共和党員	ジョー・ミラー	11,386	15.4
	共和党員	ヤリンダ・パガン	11,048	14.9
総投票数			74,135	100.0
	民主党の 支配

第6地区

現職は民主党のルイス・D・グリーンウォルド氏（2021年に33.07%の得票率で再選）とパメラ・R・ランピット氏（2021年に32.46%の得票率で再選）だった。ジョー・バイデン氏は2020年に65.74%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• ルイス・D・グリーンウォルド現職州議会議員^[36]
• パメラ・R・ランピット、現職議員^[36]

推薦

ルイス・D・グリーンウォルド（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （ランピット氏との共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （ランピット氏との共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （ランピット氏との共同推薦）^[44]

パメラ・R・ランピット（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （グリーンウォルドとの共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （グリーンウォルドとの共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （グリーンウォルド氏との共同推薦）^[44]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ルイス・D・グリーンウォルド（現職）	15,352	50.3%
	民主的な	パメラ・R・ランピット（現職）	15,150	49.7%
総投票数			30,502	100.0%

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• ダニエル・M・バリー^[36]
• ダニエル・M・ケニー^[36]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	ダニエル・M・ケニー	4,067	50.4%
	共和党員	ダニエル・M・バリー	4,004	49.6%
総投票数			8,071	100.0%

予備選挙後、ケニーは8月28日に総選挙から撤退した。^[50]ブライアン・マクローリーが8月31日に代替候補として選出された。^[51]

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	セーフD	2023年10月22日
	座席2	セーフD
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	ソリッドD	2023年11月2日
	座席2	ソリッドD

結果

2023年第6立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ルイス・D・グリーンウォルド（現職）	34,717	35.1
	民主的な	パメラ・R・ランピット（現職）	34,185	34.6
	共和党員	ダニエル・M・バリー	15,067	15.2
	共和党員	ブライアン・マクロリー	14,945	15.1
総投票数			98,914	100.0
	民主党の 支配

第7地区

現職は、2021年に30.98%の得票率で再選された民主党のハーブ・コナウェイ氏と、 2021年に30.60%の得票率で再選されたキャロル・マーフィー氏である。ジョー・バイデン氏は2020年に65.27%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• ハーブ・コナウェイ、現職州議会議員^[36]
• キャロル・マーフィー現州議会議員^[36]

推薦

ハーブ・コナウェイ（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （マーフィー氏との共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （マーフィー氏との共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （マーフィー氏との共同推薦）^[44]

キャロル・マーフィー（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （コナウェイとの共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （コナウェイとの共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （コナウェイ氏との共同推薦）^[44]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ハーブ・コナウェイ（現職）	12,412	50.3%
	民主的な	キャロル・マーフィー（現職）	12,261	49.7%
総投票数			24,673	100.0%

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• アイリーン・ブレイスティン、活動家^[36]
• ダグラス・ディロン、元ムーアズタウンゾーニング委員会委員^[36]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	ダグラス・ディロン	4,132	50.2%
	共和党員	アイリーン・ブレスティン	4,098	49.8%
総投票数			8,230	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	セーフD	2023年10月22日
	座席2	セーフD
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	ソリッドD	2023年11月2日
	座席2	ソリッドD

結果

2023年第7立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	ハーバート・C・コナウェイ・ジュニア（現職）	32,608	33.5
	民主的な	キャロル・マーフィー（現職）	31,936	32.8
	共和党員	ダグラス・ディロン	16,368	16.8
	共和党員	アイリーン・ブレスティン	16,350	16.8
総投票数			97,262	100.0
	民主党の 支配

第8地区

現職は共和党のマイケル・トリッシ・ジュニア氏（2021年に26.45%の得票率で当選）とブランドン・ウンバ氏（2021年に25.52%の得票率で当選）だった。ジョー・バイデン氏は2020年に51.75%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• マイケル・トリッシ・ジュニア現職州議会議員^[36]
• ブランドン・ウンバ、現職州議会議員^[36]

推薦

マイケル・トリッシ・ジュニア（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （ウンバとの共同支持）^[37]

ブランドン・ウンバ（現職）

労働組合

• ニュージャージーAFL-CIO （トリッシ氏との共同推薦）^[37]
• ニュージャージー教育協会 （アンジェロッツィ氏との共同推薦）^[41]

結果

共和党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	マイケル・トリッシ・ジュニア（現職）	7,435	50.7%
	共和党員	ブランドン・ウンバ（現職）	7,241	49.3%
総投票数			14,676	100.0%

民主党予備選

ノミネート者

• ハモントン教育協会会長アンソニー・アンジェロッツィ^[36]
• アンドレア・カッツ、チェスターフィールド・タウンシップ 民主党市町村議長^[36]

拒否

• ルー・ライアン、ランバートン元副市長^[52]

推薦

アンソニー・アンジェロッツィ

労働組合

• ニュージャージー教育協会 （ウンバとの共同推薦）^[41]

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （カッツ氏との共同推薦）^[44]

アンドレア・カッツ

組織

• ニュージャージー州環境保護投票者連盟 （アンジェロッツィ氏との共同推薦）^[44]

結果

民主党予備選^[39]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	民主的な	アンドレア・カッツ	8,165	50.5%
	民主的な	アンソニー・アンジェロッツィ	8,000	49.5%
総投票数			16,165	100.0%

総選挙

予測

ソース	シート	ランキング	現在
選挙日報[30]	座席1	おそらくR	2023年10月22日
	座席2	リーンR
ニュージャージー・グローブ[40]	座席1	リーンR	2023年11月2日
	座席2	リーンR

結果

2023年第8立法区総選挙^[33]

パーティー		候補者	投票数	%
	共和党員	マイケル・トリッシ・ジュニア（現職）	27,881	25.3%
	民主的な	アンドレア・カッツ	27,636	25.1%
	民主的な	アンソニー・アンジェロッツィ	27,438	24.9%
	共和党員	ブランドン・ウンバ（現職）	27,384	24.8%
総投票数			110,339	100.0
	共和党の 支持
	民主党が 共和党から勝利

第9地区

現職は共和党のブライアン・E・ランプフ氏（2021年に35.13%の得票率で再選）とダイアン・ゴーブ氏（2021年に34.46%の得票率で再選）だった。ドナルド・トランプ氏は2020年に62.16%の得票率でこの地区で勝利した。

共和党予備選

ノミネート者

• グレッグ・マイレ、スタッフォード郡区の市長^[36]
• ブライアン・E・ルンプ、現職議員^[36]

撤回

• ジェームズ・バーンズ、バークレー郡区議会議員^{[53] [54]}
• マーク・ダイコフ、レイシー郡委員会委員^{[53] [54]}
• ダイアン・ゴーブ現州議会議員^{[53] [55]}
• ティモシー・マクドナルド、レイシー郡区長^{[53] [54]}
• ジョン・ノヴァック、バーネガット郡区の元市長^{[53] [56]}
• ヴァレリー・スミス、オーシャン・アカデミー・チャーター・スクール管理者^{[53] [54]}

推薦

ダイアン・ゴーブ（撤退）

州議会議員

• クリストファー・J・コナーズ、ニュージャージー州第9区選出上院議員（2008年～現在）、元ニュージャージー州議会議員（1990年～2008年）（ルンプフ氏との共同推薦）^[57]

ブライアン・E・ランプフ（現職）

州議会議員

• Christopher J. Connors, New Jersey State Senator from the 9th district (2008–present) and former New Jersey General Assemblymember from the 9th district (1990–2008) (co-endorsement with Gove)^[57]

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association^[41]

Convention results

Ocean County Republican convention^[54]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Brian E. Rumpf (incumbent)	96	43.8%
	Republican	Greg Myhre	67	30.6%
	Republican	DiAnne Gove (incumbent)	56	25.6%
Total votes			219	100.0%

Primary results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Brian E. Rumpf (incumbent)	11,516	50.9%
	Republican	Greg Myhre	11,124	49.1%
Total votes			22,640	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Joseph Atura, teacher^[36]
• Sarah Collins, candidate for this seat in 2019^[36]

Endorsements

Joseph Atura

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Sarah Collins	6,807	50.5%
	Democratic	Joseph Atura	6,678	49.5%
Total votes			13,485	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

9th Legislative District general election, 2023

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Brian E. Rumpf (incumbent)	37,559	34.0
	Republican	Greg Myhre	36,342	32.9
	Democratic	Sarah Collins	18,374	16.6
	Democratic	Joseph Atura	17,205	15.6
	Green	Barry Bendar	979	0.8
Total votes			110,459	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 10

The incumbents were Republicans Gregory P. McGuckin, who was re-elected with 34.61% of the vote in 2021, and John Catalano, who was re-elected with 34.36% of the vote in 2021. Donald Trump won this district by 60.34% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Paul Kanitra, Mayor of Point Pleasant Beach^[36]
• Gregory P. McGuckin, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Withdrawn

• Geri Ambrosio, former Toms River Republican Club president and candidate for this seat in 2021^[17][58] (ran for mayor of Toms River)^[59]
• John Catalano, incumbent Assemblymember (running for mayor of Brick Township)^[60][17]
• Ashley Lamb, Toms River School Board member^[17][45]
• Cathy Lindenbaum, former president of the New Jersey PTA and former Brick Township School Board member^[17][58]
• Ruthanne Scaturro, Vice Chair of the Ocean County Republican Party and former Brick Township Councilmember^[17][61]

Declined

• Samantha DeAlmeida, president of the Associated Builders and Contractors of New Jersey and candidate for this seat in 2019^[17]
• Justin Lamb, Toms River Councilmember^[60]

Endorsements

Declined to endorse

State legislators

• James W. Holzapfel, New Jersey State Senator from the 10th district (2012–present) and former New Jersey General Assemblymember from the 10th district (1994–2012)^[62]

Convention results

Ocean County Republican convention^[61]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Gregory P. McGuckin (incumbent)	63	36.4%
	Republican	Paul Kanitra	50	28.9%
	Republican	Ruthanne Scaturro	35	20.2%
	Republican	Ashley Lamb	25	14.4%
Total votes			173	100.0%

Primary results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Gregory P. McGuckin (incumbent)	10,767	50.5%
	Republican	Paul Kanitra	10,545	49.5%
Total votes			21,312	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• John LaMacchia, retired state worker^[36]
• Emma Mammano, Vice Chair of the Ocean County Democratic Party^[36]

Endorsements

Emma Mammano

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association^[41]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Emma Mammano	5,181	50.6%
	Democratic	John LaMacchia	5,067	49.4%
Total votes			10,248	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

10th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Gregory P. McGuckin (incumbent)	34,805	33.0
	Republican	Paul Kanitra	34,098	32.4
	Democratic	Emma Mammano	18,529	17.6
	Democratic	John LaMacchia	17,958	17.0
Total votes			105,390	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 11

The incumbents were Republicans Kimberly Eulner, who was elected with 24.94% of the vote in 2021, and Marilyn Piperno, who was elected with 25.05% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 56.18% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Kimberly Eulner, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Marilyn Piperno, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Marilyn Piperno (incumbent)	4,258	50.2%
	Republican	Kimberly Eulner (incumbent)	4,228	49.8%
Total votes			8,486	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Margie Donlon, deputy mayor of Ocean Township^[36]
• Luanne Peterpaul, former Municipal Court Judge^[36]

Endorsements

Margie Donlon

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Peterpaul)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Peterpaul)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Peterpaul)^[44]

Luanne Peterpaul

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Donlon)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Donlon)^[63]

Organizations

• LGBTQ Victory Fund^[64]
• LPAC^[65]
• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Donlon)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Margie Donlon	8,086	50.2%
	Democratic	Luanne Peterpaul	8,011	49.8%
Total votes			16,097	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Tossup	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Tossup
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Tossup	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Tossup

Results

11th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Margie Donlon	32,005	28.6
	Democratic	Luanne Peterpaul	31,636	28.3
	Republican	Marilyn Piperno (incumbent)	24,230	21.7
	Republican	Kimberly Eulner (incumbent)	24,025	21.5
Total votes			111,896	100.0
	Democratic gain from Republican
	Democratic gain from Republican

District 12

The incumbents were Republicans Robert D. Clifton, who was re-elected with 32.52% of the vote in 2021, and Alex Sauickie, who was elected with 61.06% of the vote in a 2022 special election. Donald Trump won this district with 56.48% of the vote in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Robert D. Clifton, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Alex Sauickie, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• Salvatore Giordano, president of the Old Bridge Township Board of Education^[36]

Endorsements

Robert D. Clifton (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Sauickie)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters^[44]

Alex Sauickie (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Clifton)^[38]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert D. Clifton (incumbent)	5,297	45.1%
	Republican	Alex Sauickie (incumbent)	5,056	43.1%
	Republican	Salvatore Giordano	1,387	11.8%
Total votes			11,740	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Raya Arbiol, veteran^[36]
• Paul Sarti, candidate for this seat in 2022^[36]

Endorsements

Raya Arbiol

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Sarti)^[37]

Organizations

• LPAC^[66]

Paul Sarti

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Arbiol)^[37]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Paul Sarti	4,861	50.4%
	Democratic	Raya Arbiol	4,789	49.6%
Total votes			9,650	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

12th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert D. Clifton (incumbent)	28,200	32.0
	Republican	Alex Sauickie (incumbent)	27,061	30.7
	Democratic	Paul Sarti	16,767	19.0
	Democratic	Raya Arbiol	16,164	18.3
Total votes			88,192	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 13

The incumbents were Republicans Vicky Flynn, who was elected with 30.45% of the vote in 2021, and Gerard P. Scharfenberger, who was re-elected with 30.76% of the vote in 2021. Donald Trump won this district by 52.82% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Vicky Flynn, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Gerard P. Scharfenberger, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Vicky Flynn (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Eschelbach)^[38]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Vicky Flynn (incumbent)	6,330	50.1%
	Republican	Gerard P. Scharfenberger (incumbent)	6,295	49.9%
Total votes			12,625	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Paul Eschelbach^[67]
• Danielle Mastropiero^[36]

Disqualified

• Koby Biran^[36][67]

Endorsements

Paul Eschelbach

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Flynn)^[41]

Results

Democratic primary^[39][68]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Danielle Mastropiero	5,335	92.1%
	Democratic	Paul Eschelbach (write-in)	250	4.3%
	Democratic	Other write-ins	208	3.6%
Total votes			5,793	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

13th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Vicky Flynn (incumbent)	30,744	28.9
	Republican	Gerard P. Scharfenberger (incumbent)	30,474	28.6
	Democratic	Danielle Mastropiero	22,440	21.1
	Democratic	Paul Eschelbach	21,655	20.3
	Libertarian	John Morrison	1,241	1.2
Total votes			106,554	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 14

The incumbents were Democrats Wayne P. DeAngelo, who was re-elected with 28.29% of the vote in 2021, and Daniel R. Benson, who was re-elected with 27.85% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 58.69% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Wayne P. DeAngelo, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Tennille McCoy, former Assistant Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development^[36]

Withdrawn

• Rick Carabelli, Franklin Township Municipal Tax Assessor (2009–present)^[69][70]

Declined

• Daniel R. Benson, incumbent Assemblymember (running for Mercer County Executive)^[2]

Endorsements

Tennille McCoy

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with DeAngelo)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with DeAngelo)^[41]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with DeAngelo)^[44]

Wayne P. DeAngelo (incumbent)

State legislators

• Daniel R. Benson, New Jersey General Assemblymember from the 14th district (2011–present) and former Mercer County Commissioner (2008–2011)^[71]

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with McCoy)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with McCoy)^[41]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with McCoy)^[44]

Declined to endorse

State legislators

• Wayne P. DeAngelo, New Jersey General Assemblymember from the 14th district (2008–present)^[72]
• Linda R. Greenstein, New Jersey State Senator from the 14th district (2010–present) and former New Jersey General Assemblymember from the 14th district (2000–2010)^[72]

Convention results

Mercer County Democratic convention^[73]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Rick Carabelli	120	35.6%
	Democratic	Tennille McCoy	111	32.9%
	Democratic	Wayne P. DeAngelo (incumbent)	106	31.5%
Total votes			337	100.0%

Middlesex County Democratic convention^[74]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Wayne P. DeAngelo (incumbent)	58	40.2%
	Democratic	Tennille McCoy	45	31.3%
	Democratic	Rick Carabelli	41	28.5%
Total votes			144	100.0%

Primary results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Wayne P. DeAngelo (incumbent)	10,366	50.5%
	Democratic	Tennille McCoy	10,156	49.5%
Total votes			20,522	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Adam Elias, attorney^[36]
• Skye Gilmartin, former Hightstown Councilmember^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• Bina Shah, nominee for this seat in 2019 and 2021^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Adam Elias	4,233	46.2%
	Republican	Skye Gilmartin	4,188	45.7%
	Republican	Bina Shah	748	8.2%
Total votes			9,169	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely D

Results

14th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Wayne P. DeAngelo (incumbent)	32,843	30.3
	Democratic	Tennille McCoy	31,181	28.8
	Republican	Adam Elias	22,223	20.5
	Republican	Skye Gilmartin	22,174	20.5
Total votes			108,421	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 15

The incumbents were Democrats Verlina Reynolds-Jackson, who was re-elected with 40.34% of the vote in 2021, and Anthony S. Verrelli, who was re-elected with 40.66% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 73.29% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Verlina Reynolds-Jackson, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Anthony S. Verrelli, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Verrelli)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Verrelli)^[41]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Verrelli)^[44]

Anthony S. Verrelli (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Reynolds-Jackson)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Reynolds-Jackson)^[41]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Reynolds-Jackson)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (incumbent)	10,012	50.8%
	Democratic	Anthony S. Verrelli (incumbent)	9,687	49.2%
Total votes			19,699	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominee

• Michel F. Hurtado, student at Kean University, attendant at the Mercer County Improvement Authority, candidate for Mercer County Commissioner in 2021^[36]

Withdrawn

• Pedro Reyes, write-in candidate, Independent candidate for this district in 2021 ^[75]

Results

Republican primary^[39][76][77]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Michel F. Hurtado	2,343	94.5%
	Republican	Pedro Reyes (write-in)	90	3.6%
	Republican	Other write-ins	47	1.9%
Total votes			2,480	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

15th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Anthony S. Verrelli (incumbent)	27,669	42.3
	Democratic	Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (incumbent)	27,322	41.8
	Republican	Michel F. Hurtado	10,371	15.9
Total votes			65,362	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 16

The incumbents were Democrats Roy Freiman, who was re-elected with 26.67% of the vote in 2021, and Sadaf Jaffer, who was elected with 25.71% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 59.64% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Mitchelle Drulis, former district director for Tom Malinowski^[36]
• Roy Freiman, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Withdrawn

• Patricia Taylor Todd, Montgomery Township Committeemember^[78][79]

Declined

• Dennis Ahn, Montgomery Township Committeemember^[78]
• David Cohen, Princeton Councilmember^[78]
• Maureen Coxwell, former Deputy Clerk of Somerset County^[78]
• Dorothy Dawood, Hunterdon County Democratic Committee Secretary^[78]
• Michelle Dowling, Montgomery Township Board of Education member^[78]
• Chris Fistonich, cybersecurity analyst and candidate for this seat in 2021^[78]
• Leticia Fraga, Princeton Councilmember^[78]
• Mark Freda, Mayor of Princeton^[78]
• Caitlin Giles-McCormick, former Flemington Council president^[78]
• Michael Goldberg, president of the Somerset County Board of Taxation^[78]
• Alan Harwick, former president of the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional Board of Education^[78]
• Raymond Heck, mayor of Millstone^[78]
• Sadaf Jaffer, incumbent Assemblymember^[7]
• Bhaveen Jani, former president of the South Asian Bar Association of New Jersey^[78]
• Megan Johnson, Clinton Councilmember^[78]
• Devra Keenan, mayor of Montgomery Township^[78]
• Michele Kidd, Hillsborough Township Democratic Municipal Chair^[78]
• Janice Kovach, mayor of Clinton and nominee for New Jersey's 7th congressional district in 2014^[78][80]
• Michelle Pirone Lambros, Princeton Councilmember and candidate for this seat in 2021^[78][81]
• Jane Manner, Vice President of the Princeton Community Democratic Organization^[78]
• Leighton Newlin, Princeton Councilmember^[78]
• Eve Niedergang, Princeton Councilmember^[78]
• Tommy Parker, president of the Princeton Community Democratic Organization^[78]
• Deepak Raj, chairman of the New Jersey State Investment Council^[78]
• Mia Sacks, Princeton Councilmember^[78]
• Afsheen Shamsi, former Council on American–Islamic Relations-New York/New Jersey official^[78]
• Neena Singh, deputy mayor of Montgomery Township^[78]

Endorsements

Mitchelle Drulis

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Freiman)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Freiman)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Freiman)^[44]

Roy Freiman (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Drulis)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Drulis)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Drulis)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Roy Freiman (incumbent)	9,803	50.1%
	Democratic	Mitchelle Drulis	9,759	49.9%
Total votes			19,562	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Ross Traphagen, Clinton Councilmember^[36]
• Grace Zhang, accountant^[36]

Withdrawn

• Rosy Thakkar, Montgomery Township Committeemember^[82][83]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Ross Traphagen	5,946	50.3%
	Republican	Grace Zhang	5,873	49.7%
Total votes			11,819	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Likely D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Lean D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Lean D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Lean D

Results

16th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Roy Freiman (incumbent)	34,188	28.3
	Democratic	Mitchelle Drulis	33,642	27.9
	Republican	Grace Zhang	26,558	22.0
	Republican	Ross Traphagen	26,293	21.8
Total votes			120,663	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 17

The incumbents were Democrats Joseph Danielsen, who was re-elected with 34.19% of the vote in 2021, and Joseph V. Egan, who was re-elected with 34.83% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 72.43% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Joseph Danielsen, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Kevin Egan, New Brunswick Councilmember and son of incumbent Joseph V. Egan^[84]

Withdrawn

• Joseph V. Egan, incumbent Assemblymember^[36][85]

Endorsements

Joseph Danielsen (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Egan)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Egan)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters^[44]

Joseph V. Egan (withdrawn)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Danielsen)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Danielsen)^[38]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Joseph V. Egan (incumbent)	8,920	50.2%
	Democratic	Joseph Danielsen (incumbent)	8,859	49.8%
Total votes			17,779	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Susan Hucko^[36]
• Dhimant G. Patel^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Susan Hucko	1,684	51.9%
	Republican	Dhimant G. Patel	1,562	48.1%
Total votes			3,246	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

17th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Kevin Egan	20,159	36.3
	Democratic	Joseph Danielsen (incumbent)	20,064	36.2
	Republican	Susan Hucko	7,771	14.0
	Republican	Dhimant G. Patel	7,473	13.5
Total votes			55,467	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 18

The incumbents were Democrats Robert Karabinchak, who was re-elected with 29.27% of the vote in 2021, and Sterley Stanley, who was re-elected with 28.45% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 60.48% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Robert Karabinchak, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Sterley Stanley, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Robert Karabinchak (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Stanley)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Stanley)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Stanley)^[44]

Sterley Stanley (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Karabinchak)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Karabinchak)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Karabinchak)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Robert Karabinchak (incumbent)	13,987	50.2%
	Democratic	Sterley Stanley (incumbent)	13,875	49.8%
Total votes			27,862	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Teresa Hutchison^[36]
• Joseph Wolak, South Plainfield Councilmember^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Teresa Hutchison	2,999	50.3%
	Republican	Joseph Wolak	2,959	49.7%
Total votes			5,958	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

18th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Robert Karabinchak (incumbent)	23,362	31.5
	Democratic	Sterley Stanley (incumbent)	23,236	31.4
	Republican	Teresa Hutchison	13,861	18.7
	Republican	Joseph Wolak	13,619	18.4
Total votes			74,078	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 19

The incumbents were Democrats Craig J. Coughlin, who was re-elected with 29.15% of the vote in 2021, and Yvonne Lopez, who was re-elected with 28.63% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 59.16% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Craig J. Coughlin, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Yvonne Lopez, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Craig J. Coughlin (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Lopez)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Lopez)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters^[44]

Yvonne Lopez (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Coughlin)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Coughlin)^[38]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Craig J. Coughlin (incumbent)	8,492	50.2%
	Democratic	Yvonne Lopez (incumbent)	8,426	49.8%
Total votes			16,918	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Marilyn Colon^[36]
• Sam Raval^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Marilyn Colon	2,342	50.9%
	Republican	Sam Raval	2,261	49.1%
Total votes			4,603	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

19th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Craig J. Coughlin (incumbent)	18,808	31.4
	Democratic	Yvonne Lopez (incumbent)	18,254	30.5
	Republican	Marilyn Colon	11,496	19.2
	Republican	Sam Raval	10,740	17.9
	Libertarian	David Diez	619	1.0
Total votes			59,917	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 20

The incumbents were Democrats Reginald Atkins, who was elected with 49.23% of the vote in 2021, and Annette Quijano, who was re-elected with 50.77% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 71.03% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Reginald Atkins, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Annette Quijano, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• Charles Mitchell^[36]
• Myrlene Thelot^[36]

Endorsements

Reginald Atkins (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Quijano)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Quijano)^[38]

Annette Quijano (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Atkins)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Atkins)^[38]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Annette Quijano (incumbent)	7,014	39.1%
	Democratic	Reginald Atkins (incumbent)	6,711	37.4%
	Democratic	Myrlene Thelot	2,119	11.8%
	Democratic	Charles Mitchell	2,106	11.7%
Total votes			17,950	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominee

• Ramon Hernandez^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39][86]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Ramon Hernandez	996	95.7%
	Republican	Write-in	45	4.3%
Total votes			1,041	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

20th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Annette Quijano (incumbent)	12,280	42.7
	Democratic	Reginald Atkins (incumbent)	12,104	42.1
	Republican	Ramon Hernandez	4,380	15.2
Total votes			28,764	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 21

The incumbents were Republicans Michele Matsikoudis, who was elected with 26.28% of the vote in 2021, and Nancy Muñoz, who was re-elected with 26.99% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 58.07% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Michele Matsikoudis, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Nancy Muñoz, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Michele Matsikoudis (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association^[41]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Nancy Muñoz (incumbent)	8,705	50.0%
	Republican	Michele Matsikoudis (incumbent)	8,693	50.0%
Total votes			17,398	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Elizabeth Graner, Bernards Township Democratic Municipal Chair, nominee for this district in 2021^[36]
• Chris Weber, mayor and Township Committeeman of Springfield, Detective Sergeant for the Newark South District Narcotics Unit (retired), and Detective Supervisor for the Newark Police Department School Safety Task Force (retired)^[36]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Elizabeth A. Graner	8,552	50.5%
	Democratic	Chris Weber	8,375	49.5%
Total votes			16,927	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Lean R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Lean R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Likely R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely R

Results

21st Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Nancy Muñoz (incumbent)	33,146	26.1
	Republican	Michele Matsikoudis (incumbent)	32,607	25.7
	Democratic	Elizabeth A. Graner	30,643	24.1
	Democratic	Chris Weber	30,615	24.1
Total votes			127,011	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 22

The incumbents were Democrats Linda Carter, who was re-elected with 31.26% of the vote in 2021, and James Kennedy, who was re-elected with 30.60% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 67.26% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Linda Carter, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• James Kennedy, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Linda Carter (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Kennedy)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Kennedy)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Kennedy)^[44]

James Kennedy (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Carter)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Carter)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Carter)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Linda Carter (incumbent)	10,084	51.0%
	Democratic	James Kennedy (incumbent)	9,681	49.0%
Total votes			19,765	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Lisa Fabrizio, Linden Republican Municipal Chair^[36]
• Patricia Quattrocchi, former mayor of Garwood^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Lisa Fabrizio	2,353	50.5%
	Republican	Patricia Quattrocchi	2,302	49.5%
Total votes			4,655	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

22nd Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Linda Carter (incumbent)	23,710	33.3
	Democratic	James Kennedy (incumbent)	23,123	32.5
	Republican	Lisa Fabrizio	12,272	17.2
	Republican	Patricia Quattrocchi	12,087	17.0
Total votes			71,192	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 23

The incumbents were Republicans John DiMaio, who was re-elected with 30.71% of the vote in 2021, and Erik Peterson, who was re-elected with 29.90% of the vote in 2021. Donald Trump won this district by 51.92% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• John DiMaio, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Erik Peterson, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	John DiMaio (incumbent)	8,545	50.4%
	Republican	Erik Peterson (incumbent)	8,404	49.6%
Total votes			16,949	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Guy Citron^[36]
• Margaret Weinberger, former president of the Somerset County Federation of Democratic Women^[36]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Margaret Weinberger	6,891	51.0%
	Democratic	Guy Citron	6,619	49.0%
Total votes			13,510	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

23rd Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	John DiMaio (incumbent)	31,122	29.5
	Republican	Erik Peterson (incumbent)	30,366	28.8
	Democratic	Tyler Powell	22,118	21.0
	Democratic	Guy Citron	21,981	20.8
Total votes			105,587	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 24

The incumbents were Republicans Parker Space, who was re-elected with 35.60% of the vote in 2021, and Hal Wirths, who was re-elected with 32.66% of the vote in 2021. Donald Trump won this district by 56.17% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Dawn Fantasia, Sussex County Commissioner^[36]
• Mike Inganamort, Mayor of Chester^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• Josh Aikens, president of the Lafayette Township Board of Education^[36]
• Rob Kovic, former Ridgefield Park Councilmember and candidate for New Jersey's 11th congressional district in 2022^[36]
• Jason Sarnoski, Warren County Commissioner^[36]

Withdrawn

• Enrico Fioranelli, gym owner^[87][45]
• Steve Lonegan, former mayor of Bogota (1996–2007), candidate for New Jersey's 5th congressional district in 2018, candidate for New Jersey's 3rd congressional district in 2014, nominee for U.S. Senate in 2013, and candidate for Governor of New Jersey in 2005 and 2009^[88] (ran for State Senate)^[89][90]

Declined

• Christopher Carney, Sussex County Commissioner^[91]
• Heather Darling, Morris County Surrogate^[91]
• Michael B. Lavery, former Chair of the New Jersey Republican State Committee (2017; 2020–2021) and former mayor of Hackettstown (2005–2011)^[91]
• Matt Murello, Mayor of Washington Township^[91]
• Parker Space, incumbent Assemblymember^[22] (running for State Senate)^[23]
• Hal Wirths, incumbent Assemblymember^[24]

Endorsements

Dawn Fantasia

State legislators

• Steve Oroho, Minority Leader of the New Jersey Senate (2022–present) and New Jersey State Senator from the New Jersey's 24th legislative district (2008–present)^[92]
• Hal Wirths, New Jersey General Assemblymember from the New Jersey's 24th legislative district (2018–present)^[92]

Mike Inganamort

State legislators

• Steve Oroho, Minority Leader of the New Jersey Senate (2022–present) and New Jersey State Senator from the New Jersey's 24th legislative district (2008–present)^[92]
• Hal Wirths, New Jersey General Assemblymember from the New Jersey's 24th legislative district (2018–present)^[92]

Steve Lonegan (withdrawn)

Local officials

• Michael J. Doherty, Warren County Surrogate (2022–present), former New Jersey State Senator from the New Jersey's 23rd legislative district (2009–2022), former New Jersey General Assemblymember from the New Jersey's 23rd legislative district (2002–2009), and former Warren County Commissioner (2001–2004)^[87]

Convention results

Morris County Republican convention^[93]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Mike Inganamort	78	41.3%
	Republican	Dawn Fantasia	69	36.5%
	Republican	Jason Sarnoski	25	13.2%
	Republican	Josh Aikens	17	9.0%
Total votes			189	100.0%

Primary results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Dawn Fantasia	8,511	26.6%
	Republican	Mike Inganamort	7,976	25.0%
	Republican	Josh Aikens	7,120	22.3%
	Republican	Jason Sarnoski	6,726	21.1%
	Republican	Rob Kovic	1,612	5.0%
Total votes			31,945	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominee

• Alicia Sharm, candidate for Morris County Commissioner in 2022^[36]

Withdrawn

• Veronica Fernandez, perennial candidate^[94][95] (running as an Independent)^[45]

Results

Democratic primary^{[39][96][97][98]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Alicia Sharm	5,674	96.8%
	Democratic	Write-in	186	3.2%
Total votes			5,860	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

24th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Dawn Fantasia	31,994	36.0
	Republican	Mike Inganamort	31,174	35.0
	Democratic	Alicia Sharm	18,722	21.0
	End The Corruption!	Veronica Fernandez	7,184	8.1
Total votes			89,074	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 25

The incumbents were Republicans Brian Bergen, who was re-elected with 27.85% of the vote in 2021, and Aura K. Dunn, who was re-elected with 28.25% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 52.52% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Christian E. Barranco, incumbent Assemblymember from the 26th district^[36]
• Aura K. Dunn, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Christian E. Barranco (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Dunn)^[37]

Aura K. Dunn (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Barranco)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association^[41]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Aura K. Dunn (incumbent)	9,382	50.2%
	Republican	Christian E. Barranco (incumbent)	9,297	49.8%
Total votes			18,679	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Diane Salvatore, journalist^[36]
• Jonathan Torres, candidate for Randolph Council^[36]

Endorsements

Dianne Salvatore

Organizations

• LPAC^[99]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Diane Salvatore	7,977	50.2%
	Democratic	Jonathan Torres	7,899	49.8%
Total votes			15,876	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Likely R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Likely R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely R

Results

25th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Aura K. Dunn (incumbent)	26,717	26.4
	Republican	Christian E. Barranco (incumbent)	25,988	25.7
	Democratic	Jonathan Torres	24,420	24.1
	Democratic	Diane Salvatore	24,055	23.8
Total votes			101,180	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 26

The incumbents were Republicans Christian E. Barranco, who was elected with 29.32% of the vote in 2021, and Jay Webber, who was re-elected with 29.98% of the vote in 2021. Donald Trump won this district by 50.02% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Brian Bergen, incumbent Assemblymember from the 25th district^[36]
• Jay Webber, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• BettyLou DeCroce, former New Jersey General Assemblymember from the New Jersey's 24th legislative district (2012–2022)^[36]
• Robert Peluso, former Parsippany Councilmember^[36]

Convention results

Morris County Republican convention^[100]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Brian Bergen (incumbent)	200	48.7%
	Republican	Jay Webber (incumbent)	165	40.1%
	Republican	BettyLou DeCroce	46	11.2%
Total votes			411	100.0%

Primary results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Jay Webber (incumbent)	10,117	34.3%
	Republican	Brian Bergen (incumbent)	9,162	31.0%
	Republican	BettyLou DeCroce	5,131	17.4%
	Republican	Robert Peluso	5,105	17.3%
Total votes			29,515	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Walter Mielarczyk, engineer^[36]
• John Van Achen, former chair of the Parsippany Planning Board^[36]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	John Van Achen	6,727	50.4%
	Democratic	Walter Mielarczyk	6,609	49.6%
Total votes			13,336	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

26th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Jay Webber (incumbent)	28,146	28.7
	Republican	Brian Bergen (incumbent)	27,831	28.3
	Democratic	John Van Achen	21,263	21.7
	Democratic	Walter Mielarczyk	20,962	21.4
Total votes			98,202	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 27

The incumbents were Democrats Mila Jasey, who was re-elected with 30.95% of the vote in 2021, and John F. McKeon, who was re-elected with 31.62% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 70.61% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Rosaura Bagolie, Livingston Councilmember^[101][102]
• Alixon Collazos-Gill, former aide to Steve Rothman and wife of Brendan Gill^{[36][103][104]}

Eliminated in primary

• Eve Robinson, former Montclair Board of Education member^[36]
• Craig A. Stanley, former New Jersey General Assemblymember from the New Jersey's 28th legislative district (1996–2008)^[36] (also ran in special convention)^[102]

Withdrawn

• Thomas P. Giblin, incumbent Assemblymember from the 34th district^{[105][6][106]}
• Brendan Gill, Essex County Commissioner and husband of Alixon Collazos-Gill^[10][104]
• Frank Kasper, teacher^[107][108]
• John F. McKeon, incumbent Assemblymember^[36] (running for State Senate)^[10]

Declined

• Al Anthony, former mayor of Livingston^[106]
• Jackie Benjamin Lieberberg, former Millburn Committeemember^[10]
• Shawn Klein, Livingston Councilmember^[106]
• Maggee Miggins, Mayor of Millburn^[10]
• Carrie Parikh, CPO of Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey^[106]
• Annette Romano, Millburn Democratic Municipal Chair^[106]
• Pat Sebold, Essex County Commissioner^[10]
• Sean Spiller, Mayor of Montclair (2020–present)^[106]

Endorsements

Alixon Collazos-Gill

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with McKeon)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with McKeon)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with McKeon)^[44]
• Working Families Party (co-endorsement with McKeon)^[49]

John F. McKeon (withdrawn)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Collazos-Gill)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Collazos-Gill)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Collazos-Gill)^[44]
• Working Families Party (co-endorsement with Collazos-Gill)^[49]

Primary results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	John F. McKeon (incumbent)	10,264	39.1%
	Democratic	Alixon Collazos-Gill	9,624	36.6%
	Democratic	Eve Robinson	4,801	18.3%
	Democratic	Craig A. Stanley	1,595	6.1%
Total votes			26,284	100.0%

Special convention results

Essex County Democratic special convention^[102]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Rosaura Bagolie	107	64.5%
	Democratic	Craig A. Stanley	59	35.5%
Total votes			166	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Irene DeVita, nominee for the 34th district in 2018^[67]
• Michael Mecca Jr., former Passaic County Commissioner^[109][110]

Withdrawn

• Malvin Frias, veteran^[109]
• Jonathan Sym^[67][109]

Results

Republican primary^[39][111]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Jonathan Sym (write-in)	212	49.2%
	Republican	Irene DeVita (write-in)	184	42.7%
	Republican	Other write-ins	35	8.1%
Total votes			431	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

27th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Rosaura Bagolie	27,303	34.9
	Democratic	Alixon Collazos-Gill	27,245	34.8
	Republican	Irene DeVita	11,916	15.2
	Republican	Michael Mecca Jr.	11,732	15.0
Total votes			78,196	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 28

The incumbents were Democrats Jackie Yustein, who was chosen to fill the seat after Ralph R. Caputo resigned, and Cleopatra G. Tucker, who was re-elected with 39.15% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 92.07% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Garnet Hall, Deputy Essex County Clerk^[36]
• Cleopatra G. Tucker, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• Frank McGehee, former mayor of Maplewood^[36]

Withdrawn

• Mila Jasey, incumbent Assemblymember from the 27th district^[112][8]

Declined

• Bobby Brown, South Orange Trustee and former NFL player^[113]
• Jamaine Cripe, Maplewood Committeemember^[113]
• Summer Jones, South Orange Trustee^[113]
• India Larrier, former Maplewood Committeemember^[113]

Endorsements

Garnet Hall

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Tucker)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Tucker)^[41]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters^[44]

Cleopatra G. Tucker (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Hall)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Hall)^[41]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Garnet Hall	8,520	41.0%
	Democratic	Cleopatra G. Tucker (incumbent)	8,237	39.6%
	Democratic	Frank McGehee	4,025	19.4%
Total votes			20,782	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Joy Freeman, candidate for New Jersey's 28th senate district in 2022^[36]
• Willie S. Jetti^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Joy Freeman	274	53.0%
	Republican	Willie S. Jetti	243	47.0%
Total votes			517	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

28th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Cleopatra G. Tucker (incumbent)	19,094	46.3
	Democratic	Garnet Hall	18,637	45.2
	Republican	Joy Freeman	1,902	4.6
	Republican	Willie S. Jetti	1,600	3.9
Total votes			41,233	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 29

The incumbents were Democrats Eliana Pintor Marin, who was re-elected with 49.14% of the vote in 2021, and Shanique Speight, who was re-elected with 48.30% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 80.82% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Eliana Pintor Marin, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Shanique Speight, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Eliana Pintor Marin (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Speight)^[37]

Shanique Speight (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Pintor Marin)^[37]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Shanique Speight (incumbent)	3,792	50.3%
	Democratic	Eliana Pintor Marin (incumbent)	3,749	49.7%
Total votes			7,541

Republican primary

Nominees

• Orlando Mendez^[36]
• Noble Milton^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Orlando Mendez	233	52.1%
	Republican	Noble Milton	214	47.9%
Total votes			447	100.0

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

29th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Eliana Pintor Marin (incumbent)	7,488	42.5
	Democratic	Shanique Speight (incumbent)	7,409	42.0
	Republican	Orlando Mendez	1,419	8.1
	Republican	Noble Milton	1,308	7.4
Total votes			17,624	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 30

The incumbents were Republicans Sean T. Kean who was re-elected with 36.76% of the vote in 2021, and Edward H. Thomson who was re-elected with 35.50% of the vote in 2021. Donald Trump won this district by 67.27% in 2020. In a major upset, Democratic Orthodox Jewish Rabbi Avi Schnall defeated Thomson for the second Assembly seat. Schnall was backed by the Jewish community in Lakewood Township, winning 86% of the Townships vote over Thomson when counted as a two-way race, allowing him to overcome the rest of the district's Republican lean.^[114][115]

Republican primary

Nominees

• Sean T. Kean, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Edward H. Thomson, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Sean T. Kean (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Thomson)^[37]

Edward H. Thomson (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Kean)^[37]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Sean T. Kean (incumbent)	3,920	50.7%
	Republican	Edward H. Thomson (incumbent)	3,814	49.3%
Total votes			7,734	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Salvatore Frascino, police detective^[36]
• Avi Schnall, director of New Jersey Agudath Israel of America^{[116][117][118]}

Withdrawn

• Marta Harrison, former mayor of Lakewood Township^[36][118]

Endorsements

Avi Schnall

Organizations

• Lakewood Vaad^[119]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Marta Harrison	2,553	50.5%
	Democratic	Salvatore Frascino	2,507	49.5%
Total votes			5,060	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Tossup

Results

30th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Sean T. Kean (incumbent)	37,450	39.9
	Democratic	Avi Schnall	29,482	31.4
	Republican	Edward H. Thomson (incumbent)	18,076	19.3
	Democratic	Salvatore Frascino	8,868	9.4
Total votes			93,876	100.0
	Republican hold
	Democratic gain from Republican

District 31

The incumbents were Democrats Angela V. McKnight, who was re-elected with 38.30% of the vote in 2021, and William Sampson, who was elected with 36.28% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 72.12% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• William Sampson, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Barbara McCann Stamato, Jersey City Democratic Municipal Chair and sister of Gerald McCann^[36]

Eliminated in primary

• Shanelle L. Smith^[36]

Endorsements

William Sampson (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with McCann Stamato)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with McCann Stamato)^[63]

Barbara McCann Stamato

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Sampson)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Sampson)^[63]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	William Sampson (incumbent)	8,090	42.6%
	Democratic	Barbara McCann Stamato	7,713	40.7%
	Democratic	Shanelle L. Smith	3,166	16.7%
Total votes			18,969	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Angelique M. Diaz^[36]
• Sydney J. Ferreira^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Sydney J. Ferreira	1,009	50.1%
	Republican	Angelique M. Diaz	1,005	49.9%
Total votes			2,014	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

31st Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Barbara McCann Stamato	13,003	34.7
	Democratic	William Sampson (incumbent)	12,883	34.4
	Republican	Sydney J. Ferreira	4,237	11.3
	Republican	Angelique M. Diaz	4,153	11.1
	Leadership Experience Values	Mary Jane Desmond	1,724	4.6
	Leadership Experience Values	Noemi Velazquez	1,443	3.9
Total votes			37,443	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 32

The incumbents were Democrats Angelica M. Jimenez, who was re-elected with 35.49% of the vote in 2021, and Pedro Mejia, who was re-elected with 34.67% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 77.86% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• John Allen, lawyer and former Chief of Staff to Ravinder Bhalla^[36]
• Jessica Ramirez, lawyer^[36]

Declined

• Annette Chaparro, incumbent Assemblymember from the 33rd district^[4]
• Raj Mukherji, incumbent Assemblymember from the 33rd district (running for State Senate)^[14]

Endorsements

John Allen

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Ramirez)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Ramirez)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Ramirez)^[44]

Jessica Ramirez

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Allen)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Allen)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Allen)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Jessica Ramirez	8,672	51.0%
	Democratic	John Allen	8,339	49.0%
Total votes			17,011	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominee

• Robert Ramos^[36]

Withdrawn

• Alex Garcia^[36][120]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert Ramos	740	50.2%
	Republican	Alex Garcia	734	49.8%
Total votes			1,474	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

32nd Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Jessica Ramirez	15,197	45.7
	Democratic	John Allen	14,391	43.3
	Republican	Robert Ramos	3,665	11.0
Total votes			33,253	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 33

The incumbents were Democrats Annette Chaparro, who was re-elected with 40.86% of the vote in 2021, and Raj Mukherji, who was re-elected with 40.53% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 68.10% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Julio Marenco, North Bergen Commissioner^[36]
• Gabe Rodriguez, former mayor of West New York (2019–2023)^[36]

Declined

• Angelica M. Jimenez, incumbent Assemblymember from the 32nd district (ran for West New York Board of Commissioners)^[9]
• Pedro Mejia, incumbent Assemblymember from the 32nd district^[12]

Endorsements

Julio Marenco

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Rodriguez)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Rodriguez)^[63]

Gabe Rodriguez

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Marenco)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Marenco)^[63]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Gabe Rodriguez	18,928	50.1%
	Democratic	Julio Marenco	18,873	49.9%
Total votes			37,801	100.0%

Republican primary

No Republicans filed.

Republican primary^[39][121]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Write-in	227	100.0%
Total votes			227	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

33rd Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Gabe Rodriguez	25,384	49.3
	Democratic	Julio Marenco	24,956	48.5
	Socialist Workers	Lea Sherman	1,121	2.2
Total votes			51,461	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 34

The incumbents were Democrats Britnee Timberlake, who was re-elected with 38.94% of the vote in 2021, and Thomas P. Giblin, who was re-elected with 39.29% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 75.38% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Carmen Morales, principal^[36]
• Michael Venezia, Mayor of Bloomfield^[36]

Declined

• Sarah Cruz, Bloomfield Councilmember^[122]
• Wartyna Davis, Bloomfield Councilmember^[122]
• Britnee Timberlake, incumbent Assemblymember (running for State Senate)^[15]
• Jackie Yustein, incumbent Assemblymember from the 28th district^[16]

Endorsements

Carmen Morales

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Venezia)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Venezia)^[41]

Michael Venezia

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Morales)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Morales)^[41]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Carmen Morales	8,332	50.3%
	Democratic	Michael Venezia	8,238	49.7%
Total votes			16,570	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Clenard H. Childress Jr., Independent candidate for this seat in 2018^[36]
• James McGuire^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	James McGuire	791	66.7%
	Republican	Clenard H. Childress Jr.	395	33.3%
Total votes			1,186

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

34th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Michael Venezia	18,400	38.8
	Democratic	Carmen Morales	18,173	38.3
	Republican	James McGuire	5,597	11.8
	Republican	Clenard H. Childress Jr.	5,241	11.1
Total votes			47,411	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 35

The incumbents were Democrats Shavonda Sumter, who was re-elected with 34.49% of the vote in 2021, and Benjie E. Wimberly, who was re-elected with 34.56% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 70.22% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Shavonda Sumter, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Benjie E. Wimberly, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Shavonda Sumter (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Wimberly)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Wimberly)^[38]

Benjie E. Wimberly (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Sumter)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Sumter)^[38]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Shavonda Sumter (incumbent)	3,632	50.0%
	Democratic	Benjie E. Wimberly (incumbent)	3,632	50.0%
Total votes			7,264	100.0%

Republican primary

No Republicans filed.

Republican primary^[111][123]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Write-in	125	100.0%
Total votes			125	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

35th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Benjie E. Wimberly (incumbent)	12,320	50.2
	Democratic	Shavonda Sumter (incumbent)	12,214	49.8
Total votes			24,534	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 36

The incumbents were Democrats Clinton Calabrese, who was re-elected with 27.80% of the vote in 2021, and Gary S. Schaer, who was re-elected with 28.40% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 56.39% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Clinton Calabrese, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Gary S. Schaer, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Clinton Calabrese (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Schaer)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Schaer)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Schaer)^[44]

Gary S. Schaer (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Calabrese)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Calabrese)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Calabrese)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Clinton Calabrese (incumbent)	4,328	50.3%
	Democratic	Gary S. Schaer (incumbent)	4,272	49.7%
Total votes			8,600	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Craig Auriemma, nominee for this seat in 2021^[36]
• Joseph Viso Jr., nominee for this seat in 2021^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Craig Auriemma	2,234	50.3%
	Republican	Joseph Viso Jr.	2,209	49.7%
Total votes			4,443	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

36th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Clinton Calabrese (incumbent)	18,228	30.6
	Democratic	Gary S. Schaer (incumbent)	18,072	30.3
	Republican	Craig Auriemma	11,761	19.7
	Republican	Joseph Viso Jr.	11,546	19.4
Total votes			59,607	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 37

The incumbents were Democrats Shama A. Haider, who was elected with 33.03% of the vote in 2021, and Ellen J. Park, who was elected with 33.77% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 69.84% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Shama A. Haider, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Ellen J. Park, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Shama A. Haider (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Park)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Park)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Park)^[44]

Ellen J. Park (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Haider)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Haider)^[38]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Haider)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Ellen J. Park (incumbent)	8,493	50.9%
	Democratic	Shama A. Haider (incumbent)	8,178	49.1%
Total votes			16,671	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Robert Bedoya^[36]
• Katherine Lebovics^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Katherine Lebovics	1,810	51.2%
	Republican	Robert Bedoya	1,727	48.9%
Total votes			3,537	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid D

Results

37th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Ellen J. Park (incumbent)	26,942	36.4
	Democratic	Shama A. Haider (incumbent)	25,943	35.0
	Republican	Robert Bedoya	10,673	14.4
	Republican	Katherine Lebovics	10,526	14.2
Total votes			74,084	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 38

The incumbents were Democrats Lisa Swain, who was re-elected with 26.52% of the vote in 2021, and Chris Tully, who was re-elected with 25.92% of the vote. Joe Biden won this district by 56.63% in 2020.

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Lisa Swain, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• Chris Tully, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Endorsements

Lisa Swain (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Tully)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Tully)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Tully)^[44]

Chris Tully (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Swain)^[37]
• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Swain)^[63]

Organizations

• New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (co-endorsement with Swain)^[44]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Lisa Swain (incumbent)	6,246	50.8%
	Democratic	Chris Tully (incumbent)	6,055	49.2%
Total votes			12,301	100.0%

Republican primary

Nominees

• Gail Horton, nominee for this seat in 2018^[36]
• Barry Wilkes, businessman^[36]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Barry Wilkes	3,296	50.1%
	Republican	Gail Horton	3,286	49.9%
Total votes			6,582	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Likely D	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Lean D
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Lean D	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Lean D

Results

38th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Lisa Swain (incumbent)	27,717	28.3
	Democratic	Chris Tully (incumbent)	27,304	27.9
	Republican	Gail Horton	21,517	22.0
	Republican	Barry Wilkes	21,490	21.9
Total votes			98,028	100.0
	Democratic hold
	Democratic hold

District 39

The incumbents were Republicans Robert Auth, who was re-elected with 28.29% of the vote in 2021, and DeAnne DeFuccio, who was re-elected with 27.94% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 52.72% in 2020.

Republican primary

Nominees

• Robert Auth, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]
• John Azzariti, Saddle River Councilman and candidate for this seat in 2021^[36]

Withdrawn

• DeAnne DeFuccio, incumbent Assemblymember^[124][18]
• Todd Caliguire, former Bergen County Freeholder^[18][45]
• Jon Kurpis, Saddle River Republican Chair and candidate for this seat in 2021^[18][125]
• Ken Tyburczy, Ramsey Republican Chair and former Ramsey Councilman^[18][126]

Convention results

Bergen County Republican convention^[127]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert Auth (incumbent)	216	44.6%
	Republican	John V. Azzariti	159	32.9%
	Republican	Todd Caliguire	109	22.5%
Total votes			484	100.0%

Primary results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert Auth (incumbent)	5,642	50.4%
	Republican	John V. Azzariti	5,551	49.6%
Total votes			11,193	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Damon Englese, principal^[36]
• John Vitale, restaurant owner^[36]

Endorsements

Damon Englese

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Vitale)^[38]

John Vitale

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Englese)^[38]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	John Vitale	6,439	50.4%
	Democratic	Damon Englese	6,331	49.6%
Total votes			12,770	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Likely R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Lean R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Likely R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Likely R

Results

39th Legislative District general election, 2023^[33]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert Auth (incumbent)	33,061	27.0
	Republican	John V. Azzariti	32,340	26.4
	Democratic	John Vitale	29,046	23.7
	Democratic	Damon Englese	28,183	23.0
Total votes			122,630	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

District 40

The incumbents were Republicans Christopher P. DePhillips, who was re-elected with 29.59% of the vote in 2021, and Kevin J. Rooney, who was re-elected with 30.08% of the vote in 2021. Joe Biden won this district by 50.24% in 2020

Republican primary

Nominees

• Al Barlas, Essex County Republican Chair^[36]
• Christopher P. DePhillips, incumbent Assemblymember^[36]

Declined

• Kevin J. Rooney, incumbent Assemblymember^[20]

Endorsements

Al Barlas

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with DePhillips)^[38]

Christopher P. DePhillips (incumbent)

Labor unions

• New Jersey Education Association (co-endorsement with Barlas)^[38]

Results

Republican primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Christopher P. DePhillips (incumbent)	6,137	50.8%
	Republican	Al Barlas	5,953	49.2%
Total votes			12,090	100.0%

Democratic primary

Nominees

• Giovanna Irizarry, educator^[36]
• Jennifer Marrinan, businesswoman^[36]

Endorsements

Giovanna Irizarry

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Marrinan)^[37]

Jennifer Marrinan

Labor unions

• New Jersey AFL–CIO (co-endorsement with Irizarry)^[37]

Results

Democratic primary^[39]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Jennifer Marrinan	6,009	50.1%
	Democratic	Giovanna Irizarry	5,990	49.9%
Total votes			11,999	100.0%

General election

Predictions

Source	Seat	Ranking	As of
Elections Daily[30]	Seat 1	Safe R	October 22, 2023
	Seat 2	Safe R
New Jersey Globe[40]	Seat 1	Solid R	November 2, 2023
	Seat 2	Solid R

Results

40th Legislative District general election, 2023

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Christopher P. DePhillips (incumbent)	28,601	27.9
	Republican	Al Barlas	27,638	27.0
	Democratic	Jennifer Marrinan	23,202	22.7
	Democratic	Giovanna Irizarry	22,952	22.4
Total votes			102,393	100.0
	Republican hold
	Republican hold

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125. ワイルドスタイン、デイビッド（2023年2月23日）「クルピス氏が州議会選挙から撤退、オース氏とアザリティ氏はカリギュア氏と対決」ニュージャージー・グローブ。 2023年8月21日閲覧。
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参照

• 2023年ニュージャージー州選挙
• 2023年ニュージャージー州上院選挙
• ニュージャージー州議会の一覧

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