Elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos de 2020 en Nueva Jersey

Elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos de 2020 en Nueva Jersey
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Los 12 escaños de Nueva Jersey en la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos
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FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Ultimas elecciones111
Asientos antes102
Asientos ganados102
Cambio de asientoEstableEstable
Voto popular2.539.1281.843.047
Porcentaje57,28%41,58%
BalancearseDisminuir2,64%Aumentar2,9%
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Las elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos de 2020 en Nueva Jersey se celebraron el 3 de noviembre de 2020 para elegir a los 12 representantes estadounidenses del estado de Nueva Jersey , uno por cada uno de los 12 distritos congresuales del estado . La elección primaria en la que se eligieron a los candidatos tuvo lugar el 7 de julio de 2020. Las elecciones generales coincidieron con las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos de 2020 , así como con otras elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes, elecciones al Senado de los Estados Unidos y diversas elecciones estatales y locales .

Descripción general

DistritoDemocráticoRepublicanoOtrosTotalResultado
Votos%Votos%Votos%Votos%
Distrito 1240.56762,48%144.46337,52%00,00%385.030100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 2173.84946,17%195.52651,93%7,1721,90%376.547100.0%El control republicano
Distrito 3229.84053,23%196.32745,47%5,5951,30%431.762100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 4162.42038,27%254.10359,88%7,8451,85%424.368100.0%El control republicano
Distrito 5225.17553,15%193.33345,64%5,1281,21%423.636100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 6199.64861,17%126.76038,83%00,00%326.408100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 7219.68850,61%214.35949,39%00,00%434.047100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 8176.75874,03%58.68624,58%3.3291,39%238.773100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 9203.67465,80%98.62931,86%7,2392,34%309.542100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 10241.52283,28%40,29813,90%8,1892,82%290.009100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 11235.16353,30%206.01346,70%00,00%441.176100.0%Control democrático
Distrito 12230.88365,64%114.59132,58%6.2511,78%351.725100.0%Control democrático
Total2.539.12857,28%1.843.04741,58%50.7481,14%4.432.923100.0%
Voto popular
Democrático
 
57,28%
Republicano
 
41,58%
Otro
 
1,14%
Escaños en la Cámara
Democrático
 
83,33%
Republicano
 
16,67%

Distrito 1

Elecciones del primer distrito del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoDonald NorcrossClaire Gustafson
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular240.567144.463
Porcentaje62,5%37,5%
Results by county
Results by municipality
Norcross :      50-60%      60-70%      70-80%      80-90%      >90%
Gustafson :      50-60%      80-90%      >90%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Donald Norcross
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Donald Norcross
Demócrata

El primer distrito tiene su base en el sur de Jersey y abarca los suburbios del interior de Filadelfia , incluidas partes del condado de Camden junto con partes del condado de Burlington y el condado de Gloucester . El titular era el demócrata Donald Norcross , quien fue reelegido con el 64,4% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
Rechazado

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoDonald Norcross (titular)94.084100.0
Total de votos94.084100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Claire Gustafson, empresaria y ex miembro de la junta escolar de Collingswood [5] [6]
Retirado
  • Josh Duvall, empresario [7]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoClaire Gustafson27.616100.0
Total de votos27.616100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro21 de octubre de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro28 de octubre de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro20 de octubre de 2020
Político [11]D seguro12 de octubre de 2020
Diario Kos [12]D seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]D seguro9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020

Resultados

Primer distrito congresional de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoDonald Norcross (titular)240.56762,5
RepublicanoClaire Gustafson144.46337.5
Total de votos385.030100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 2

Elecciones del segundo distrito del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoJeff Van DrewAmy Kennedy
FiestaRepublicanoDemocrático
Voto popular195.526173.849
Porcentaje51,9%46,2%
Resultados del condado
Van Drew :      50-60%      60-70%
Kennedy :      50-60%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Jeff Van Drew
Republican

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Jeff Van Drew
Republican

El segundo distrito está anclado en la costa sur de Nueva Jersey e incluye todos los condados de Atlantic , Cumberland y Salem , y partes de los condados de Burlington , Gloucester y Ocean . El titular era el republicano Jeff Van Drew , quien fue elegido en 2018 como demócrata, dando vuelta el distrito con el 52,9% de los votos. El 19 de diciembre de 2019, en una reunión con el presidente Donald Trump , el vicepresidente Mike Pence y el líder de la minoría de la Cámara de Representantes Kevin McCarthy en la Oficina Oval, Van Drew anunció que había cambiado oficialmente su afiliación partidaria al Partido Republicano . [16]

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
Retirado
  • Brian T. Fitzherbert, contratista de defensa, director de proyectos, ingeniero y ex presidente de los Jóvenes Republicanos del condado de Atlantic [19] [20]
  • David Richter, ingeniero, abogado, empresario y ex director ejecutivo de Hill International (se presentó en el tercer distrito) [21] [22] [23]
Rechazado

Respaldos

Brian T. Fitzherbert

Organizaciones

Funcionarios estatales

Funcionarios locales

  • Robert Campbell, alcalde del municipio de Down [31]
  • Erland Chau, alcalde de Northfield [32]
  • John Daddario, miembro del comité del municipio de Upper Deerfield [33]
  • Richard DePamphilis, alcalde de Linwood [34]
  • Anthony Fanucci, alcalde de Vineland [35]
  • Kirk Gerety, concejal de Somers Point [29]
  • Jack Glasser, alcalde de Somers Point [29]
  • Beth Holtzman, alcaldesa de Ventnor [36]
  • Janice Johnston, concejal de Somers Point [29]
  • Samuel Maccarone, alcalde de Woolwich [37]
  • Sean McGuigan, presidente del consejo de Somers Point [29]
  • Michael Owen, concejal de Somers Point [29]
  • Chris Seher, concejal de Absecon [38]
  • Gregory Sykora, líder municipal republicano de Somers Point [29]
  • Dennis Tapp, concejal de Somers Point [29]

Comité Republicano del Condado

  • Maryetta Borkowski, miembro del Comité Republicano del Condado de Hamilton Township [39]
  • Leonard Dagit, miembro del comité republicano del condado de Egg Harbor Township [40]
  • Harry Rogers, miembro del Comité Republicano del Condado de Hamilton Township [41]
  • Paul Rosenberg, miembro del comité republicano del condado de Egg Harbor Township [42]
  • Rodney Ruark, miembro del Comité Republicano del Condado de Absecon [43]
  • Gergory Seher, miembro del Comité Republicano del Condado de Absecon [39]
  • Kevin Smaniotto, miembro del comité republicano del condado de Millville [44]

Comité Estatal Republicano

  • Barbara Capelli, miembro del Comité Estatal del Condado de Gloucester [45]
  • William Fey, ex presidente del Partido Republicano del condado de Gloucester y miembro del Comité Estatal del condado de Gloucester [45]

Individuos

  • William Gruccio, presidente de los Jóvenes Republicanos del condado de Cumberland [46]
  • Joeseph Sarno, presidente de la Federación de Jóvenes Republicanos de Nueva Jersey [47]
Bob Patterson

Organizaciones

  • PAC Derecho a la Vida de Nueva Jersey ( originalmente respaldado por Brian Fitzherbert ) [48]
Jeff Van Drew

Presidentes de Estados Unidos

Funcionarios federales

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoJeff Van Drew (titular)45.22682.4
RepublicanoBob Patterson9,69117.6
Total de votos54.917100.0

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
Se retiró
Rechazado

Respaldos

William Cunningham

Senadores estadounidenses

Individuos

Publicaciones

Organizaciones

Brigid Callahan Harrison [66]

Funcionarios federales

Funcionarios estatales

  • Gordon MacInnes , ex comisionado adjunto de educación (2002-2007), senador estatal (1994-1998) y asambleísta estatal (1974-1976) [69]

Sindicatos de trabajadores

Periódicos

Amy Kennedy

Presidentes de Estados Unidos

Vicepresidentes de Estados Unidos

Miembros del Congreso de los Estados Unidos

  • David Cicilline , representante de EE.UU. (RI-01) [74]
  • Steny Hoyer , representante de EE. UU. (MD-05) y líder de la mayoría de la Cámara de Representantes [75]
  • Joe Kennedy III , representante de los Estados Unidos (MA-4) [76]

Ejecutivos estatales

Sindicatos de trabajadores

Organizaciones

Individuos

Partidos políticos

Encuesta hipotética

con Jeff Van Drew (D) y el demócrata genérico

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Jeff
Van Drew (Defensor)
Demócrata genérico		Indeciso
TargetSmart/Ally Mutnick [89]7 al 10 de diciembre de 2019391 (LV)–28%58% [b]14% [c]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoAmy Kennedy 43.41462.1
DemocráticoBrigid Callahan Harrison15.56022.3
DemocráticoWilliam Cunningham8,94612.8
DemocráticoJuan Francisco1.0611.5
DemocráticoRoberto Turkavage9381.3
Total de votos69,919100.0

Elecciones generales

Debate

Debate del segundo distrito del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
No.FechaAnfitriónModeradorEnlaceRepublicanoDemocrático
Clave:
 P  Participante   A  Ausente   N  No invitado   I  Invitado Yo Retirado
Jeff Van DrewAmy Kennedy
18 de octubre de 2020
Centro de Políticas Públicas William J. Hughes de NJTV
en la Universidad de Stockton		Briana Vannozzi[90]PAGPAG

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]Lanzamiento2 de octubre de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]Inclinación D (giro)28 de octubre de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]Inclinación D (giro)2 de noviembre de 2020
Político [11]Lanzamiento12 de octubre de 2020
Diario Kos [12]Lanzamiento6 de octubre de 2020
RCP [13]Lanzamiento5 de octubre de 2020
Niskanen [14]Lanzamiento31 de julio de 2020

Votación

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Jeff
Van Drew (derecha)		Amy
Kennedy (demócrata)		OtroIndeciso
Universidad de Stockton [91]22 al 27 de octubre de 2020676 (LV)± 3,7%45%46%3% [d]6%
Universidad de Monmouth [92]26 de septiembre – 1 de octubre de 2020588 (RV) [e]± 4,1%44%49%1% [f]5%
588 (LV) [g]44%50%––
588 (LV) [h]44%51%––
Investigación ALG (D) [93] [A]Del 14 al 17 de septiembre de 2020505 (LV)± 4,4%42% [e]46%3% [i]9%
44% [j]49%––
Encuestas de políticas públicas (D) [94] [B]14 y 15 de septiembre de 2020550 (V)–43%48%–9%
Investigación GQR (D) [95] [C]4 al 6 de agosto de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%46%51%––
Grupo de Estrategia Global (D) [96] [B]1 al 5 de agosto de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%45%46%–9% [c]
Investigación RMG [97]30 de julio – 5 de agosto de 2020500 (vehículo recreativo)± 4,5%42%39%–19%
Departamento de Análisis y Orientación del DCCC (D) [98] [C]30 de junio – 3 de julio de 2020404 (LV)± 4,9%47%44%––
Encuesta hipotética

con Republicano genérico y Demócrata genérico

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error
Republicano genérico
Demócrata genérico		Indeciso
Encuestas de políticas públicas (D) [99] [B]14 y 15 de septiembre de 2020550 (V)–44%49%7%
Grupo de Estrategia Global (D) [100] [B]1 al 5 de agosto de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%41%44%16% [c]

con Jeff Van Drew (D) y oponente genérico

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Jeff
Van Drew (Defensor)
Oponente genérico		Indeciso
Objetivo Inteligente [101]7 al 10 de diciembre de 2019391 (LV)–24%60% [k]17% [c]

Resultados

Segundo distrito del Congreso de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoJeff Van Drew (titular)195.52651.9
DemocráticoAmy Kennedy173.84946.2
IndependienteJenna Harvey4.1361.1
libertarioJesse Ehrnström3.0360,8
Total de votos376.547100.0
El control republicano

Distrito 3

Elecciones del tercer distrito del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoAndy KimDavid Richter
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular229.840196.327
Porcentaje53,2%45,5%
Resultados del condado
Kim :      60-70%
Richter :      50-60%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Andy Kim
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Andy Kim
Demócrata

El tercer distrito está ubicado en el centro de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Burlington y Ocean . El titular era el demócrata Andy Kim , quien dio la vuelta al distrito y fue elegido con el 50,0 % de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Andy Kim , actual representante de los EE. UU. [2]

Respaldos

Andy Kim

Presidentes de Estados Unidos

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoAndy Kim (titular)79,417100.0
Total de votos79,417100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
Se retiró
  • John Novak, alcalde de Barnegat (respaldó a David Richter) [117] [118]
  • Tony Porto, ex alcalde de Hainesport (respaldó a David Richter) [119]
Rechazado

Respaldos

Kate Gibbs

Funcionarios federales

Funcionarios estatales

  • Diane Allen , ex senadora estatal (1998-2018), vicelíder de la minoría del Senado estatal y asambleísta estatal (1996-1998) [131]
  • Jon Bramnick , asambleísta estatal y líder de la minoría de la Asamblea estatal [132] [128]
  • John Catalano , asambleísta estatal [125]
  • Kristin Corrado , senadora estatal [133]
  • BettyLou DeCroce , asambleísta estatal [133]
  • Serena DiMaso , asambleísta estatal [133]
  • Aura K. Dunn , asambleísta estatal [133]
  • James W. Holzapfel , senador estatal y ex asambleísta estatal (1994-2012) [125]
  • Tom Kean, Jr. , senador estatal y líder de la minoría del Senado estatal y ex asambleísta estatal (2001-2003) [132]
  • Gregory P. McGuckin , asambleísta estatal [125]
  • Nancy Munoz , asambleísta estatal [133]
  • Ryan Peters , asambleísta estatal [134]
  • Holly Schepisi , asambleísta estatal y líder adjunta de la minoría en la Asamblea estatal y exlíder adjunta de la minoría en la Asamblea estatal (2018-2020) [133]
  • Jean Stanfield , asambleísta estatal [134]

Funcionarios locales

Publicaciones

Organizaciones

  • Comité Republicano del Condado de Burlington [139]
  • Jóvenes republicanos del condado de Burlington [140]
  • La lista de Maggie [141]
  • Comité Municipal Republicano de Moorestown [136]
  • Comité de selección republicano del condado de Ocean [142]
  • Alianza de Pesca Recreativa [143]
  • Asociación Republicana de Calle Principal PAC [144]
  • El valor de elegir mujeres en el PAC [145]

Individuos

  • Jamie Boren, presidente del Club Republicano de Moorestown [136]
  • William Burns, presidente del Club Republicano de Lavallette [135]
  • Vicki Chadwick, miembro del Comité Nacional de la Federación de Jóvenes Republicanos de Nueva Jersey [137]
  • Sean Earlen, presidente de la Organización Republicana del Condado de Burlington y ex alcalde de Lumberton [138]
  • Bill Gleason, presidente del Club Republicano de South Toms River Concejal de South Toms River [ cita requerida ]
  • Patricia Hoffman, presidenta del Comité Republicano de Lavallette [135]
  • Linda Hughes, vicepresidenta de la Organización Republicana del Condado de Burlington y expropietaria del condado [138]
  • Barbara Lanuto, vicepresidenta de la Organización Republicana del Condado de Ocean [146]
  • Vinny Napolitano, presidente del Comité Republicano de Moorestown [136]
  • Joe Sarno, presidente de la Federación de Jóvenes Republicanos de Nueva Jersey [138]
David Richter

Funcionarios estatales

  • Christopher J. Brown , ex asambleísta estatal (2012-2015) [147]
  • Christopher J. Connors , senador estatal y ex asambleísta estatal (1990-2008) ( originalmente respaldó a Kate Gibbs ) [148]
  • DiAnne Gove , asambleísta estatal ( originalmente apoyó a Kate Gibbs ) [149]
  • María Rodríguez-Gregg , ex asambleísta estatal (2014-2018) [150]
  • Robert W. Singer , senador estatal y líder adjunto de la minoría del Senado estatal y ex asambleísta estatal (1986-1990, 1992-1993) [151]

Funcionarios locales

Organizaciones

  • Club Republicano del Municipio de Barnegat [156]
  • Club Republicano del Municipio de Berkeley [157]
  • Club Republicano del Municipio de Brick [158]
  • Club Republicano del Municipio de Lacey [158]
  • Fondo de Victoria Política de la NRA [159] [160]
  • Organización Republicana del Condado de Ocean [161]
  • Club Republicano del Municipio de Ocean (Waretown) [162]
  • Club Republicano Conservador de Stafford [163]
  • Club Republicano de Toms River [156]

Individuos

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoDavid Richter35.82461.1
RepublicanoKate Gibbs22.76838.9
Total de votos58,592100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]Probablemente D2 de noviembre de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro29 de octubre de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]Probablemente D20 de octubre de 2020
Político [11]Inclinarse D2 de noviembre de 2020
Diario Kos [12]Lanzamiento3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]Lanzamiento9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]Inclinarse D7 de junio de 2020

Vídeo completo del debate

Votación

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Andy
Kim (demócrata)		David
Richter (derecha)		Indeciso
Investigación sobre la madera de tilo (R) [165] [D]13 al 15 de julio de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%45%42%–

Resultados

Tercer distrito congresual de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoAndy Kim (titular)229.84053.2
RepublicanoDavid Richter196.32745,5
IndependienteMartín Weber3.7240.9
IndependienteRobert Shapiro1.8710,4
Total de votos431.762100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 4

Elecciones del 4.º distrito congresional de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoChris SmithEstefanía Schmid
FiestaRepublicanoDemocrático
Voto popular254.103162.420
Porcentaje59,9%38,3%
Resultados del condado
Smith :      50-60%      70-80%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Chris Smith
Republican

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Chris Smith
Republican

El distrito 4 abarca partes de los condados de Mercer , Monmouth y Ocean . El titular era el republicano Chris Smith , quien fue reelegido con el 55,4% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Alter Richter, rabino [166]
  • Chris Smith , actual representante de los EE. UU. [167]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoChris Smith (titular)51.63694.8
RepublicanoAlter Richter2.8535.2
Total de votos54.489100.0

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • David Applefield, periodista jubilado [168]
  • Christine Conforti, coach de vida holística y ex miembro del personal de las Naciones Unidas [168]
  • Stephanie Schmid, activista de derechos humanos [168]
Se retiró
  • Tiffany Kaszuba, cabildera [168] [169]
  • Jim Keady , ex concejal de la ciudad de Asbury Park (2005-2008) [170] [171]
  • Hassan Shehadeh, analista financiero [168] [172]

Respaldos

Christine Conforti

Individuos

  • Georgia Cassidy, vicepresidenta y presidenta del club del Partido Demócrata de Point Pleasant Beach [173]
  • Don Rodgers, presidente municipal del Partido Demócrata de Point Pleasant Beach [173]

Organizaciones

  • Partido Demócrata del Condado de Mercer [174]
Estefanía Schmid

Funcionarios federales

  • Senador Cory Booker , senador estadounidense por Nueva Jersey [175]
  • Representante Tom Malinowski , representante de los EE. UU. (NJ-7) [176]
  • El representante Seth Moulton (MA-6), fundador de Serve America [177]
  • Representante Frank Pallone , Representante de los EE. UU. (NJ-6) [178]

Funcionarios estatales

  • La asambleísta Joann Downey (LD-11) [179]
  • Erin Wheeler, ex candidata a la Asamblea Estatal, LD-10 [180]

Funcionarios locales

  • Angela Ahbez-Anderson, vicepresidenta municipal de Asbury Park [180]
  • Mike Benson, presidente municipal del condado de Ocean [181]
  • Scott Berlin, presidente de los demócratas del municipio de Freehold y ex candidato al comité del municipio de Freehold [180]
  • Susan Boyce, presidenta municipal de Rumson [181]
  • Matt Cohen, presidente municipal de Little Silver [181]
  • Liz deBeer, presidenta municipal de Fair Haven [181]
  • Joan Gotti, vicepresidenta municipal de Little Silver y presidenta del Club Demócrata de Little Silver [181]
  • Josh Hodes, presidente municipal de Sea Girt [181]
  • Janice Iwanyk, vicepresidenta municipal de Howell [181]
  • Cristina Kocsis, presidenta municipal de la ciudad de Neptuno [181]
  • Marissa Lambert, vicepresidenta municipal del condado de Ocean [181]
  • Steve Lozowick, presidente municipal de Bradley Beach [180]
  • Tricia Maguire, miembro del Comité Demócrata de Middletown [180]
  • Mike Mangan, presidente municipal de Manasquan [180]
  • María Rondinaro, Presidenta Municipal de Belmar [180]
  • Patricia Sheehan, presidenta municipal de Avon y ex alcaldesa de East Brunswick [180]
  • Meg Thomann, presidenta municipal del municipio de Freehold [180]
  • Patricia Troise, presidenta municipal de Manchester [180]
  • Ed Wolff, presidente municipal del distrito de Point Pleasant [180]

Individuos

  • David Brown, presidente demócrata del Partido Demócrata del Condado de Monmouth [181]
  • Steve Clayton, miembro del Comité Demócrata del Condado de Monmouth [180]
  • Gene Davis, ex concejal de Jackson [180]
  • Josh Welle, candidato demócrata al Congreso en 2018 [181]

Organizaciones

  • Comité Demócrata de Bradley Beach [180]
  • Club Democrático de Little Silver [180]
  • Comité Democrático de Manalapan [180]
  • Distinción de candidatos de Moms Demand Action [180]
  • Comité Demócrata del Municipio de Ocean [180]
  • Comité Demócrata de Rumson [180]
  • Servir a América [182] [177]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoEstefanía Schmid38.44467.4
DemocráticoChristine Conforti14.33125.1
DemocráticoDavid Applefield4.2447.5
Total de votos57.019100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]R seguro2 de julio de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]R seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]R seguro2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]Probablemente R19 de abril de 2020
Diario Kos [12]R seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]R seguro9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]R seguro7 de junio de 2020

Vídeo completo del debate

Respaldos

Chris Smith

Funcionarios del Poder Ejecutivo de Estados Unidos

Resultados

Distrito congresional número 4 de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoChris Smith (titular)254.10359,9
DemocráticoEstefanía Schmid162.42038.3
IndependienteHank Schröder3.1950,7
libertarioMiguel Rufo2,5830.6
IndependienteAndrés Pachuta2.0670,5
Total de votos424.368100.0
El control republicano

Distrito 5

Elecciones del distrito 5 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoJosh GottheimerFrank Pallotta
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular225.175193.333
Porcentaje53,2%45,6%
Resultados del condado
Gottheimer :      50-60%
Pallotta :      50-60%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Josh Gottheimer
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Josh Gottheimer
Demócrata

El distrito 5 tiene su base en el norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes del condado de Bergen y partes de los condados de Passaic , Sussex y Warren . El titular era el demócrata Josh Gottheimer , quien fue reelegido con el 56,2% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado

Respaldos

Josh Gottheimer

Presidentes de Estados Unidos

Senadores estadounidenses

  • Cory Booker , senador estadounidense por Nueva Jersey [186]

Representantes de Estados Unidos

Ejecutivos estatales

Funcionarios estatales

Organizaciones

Individuos

  • John Currie, presidente del Comité Estatal Demócrata de Nueva Jersey [188]
  • Balpreet Grewal-Virk, vicepresidente de la Organización Democrática del Condado de Bergen [188]
  • Paul Juliano, presidente del Comité Demócrata del Condado de Bergen [188]
  • Tom Palmieri, presidente del Comité Demócrata del condado de Warren [188]
  • Katie Rotondi, presidenta del Comité Demócrata del Condado de Sussex [188]
Arati Kreibich

Funcionarios federales

Organizaciones

  • #VOTAPROELECCIÓN [193]

Votación

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Josh
Gottheimer		Arati
Kreibich
Objetivo Inteligente (D) [206] [E]17 y 18 de junio de 2020– (LV) [l]± 4,9%66%23%
Datos para el progreso [207]17 de mayo de 2020368 (LV)± 5,1%64%17%

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoJosh Gottheimer (titular)52.40666,5
DemocráticoArati Kreibich26.41833.5
Total de votos78.824100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
Retirado
Rechazado

Respaldos

Mike Ghassali ( retirado )

Individuos

  • Joe Piscopo , actor, comediante y presentador de programas de radio [225]
  • Bill Spadea , presentador de un programa de radio [226]

Organizaciones

John McCann

Funcionarios locales

Frank Pallotta

Funcionarios del Poder Ejecutivo de Estados Unidos

Funcionarios estatales

  • Gerald Cardinale , senador estatal y ex líder adjunto de la mayoría del Senado estatal (1994-2002) y líder adjunto de la minoría (1987-1989) y asambleísta estatal (1980-1982) [229]
  • Kristin Corrado , senadora estatal [230]
  • BettyLou DeCroce , asambleísta estatal [231]
  • John DiMaio , asambleísta estatal y ex alcalde de Hackettstown (1991-1999) [232]
  • Joseph Pennacchio , senador estatal y ex asambleísta estatal (2001-2008) [233]
  • Holly Schepisi , asambleísta estatal y líder adjunta de la minoría en la Asamblea estatal y exlíder adjunta de la minoría (2018-2020) [234]

Funcionarios locales

Organizaciones

Individuos

  • Tony Shaffer , teniente coronel retirado de la Reserva del Ejército de los EE. UU. [241]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoFrank Pallotta25.83451.7
RepublicanoJohn McCann16.22032.4
RepublicanoJames Baldini5,12610.3
RepublicanoHéctor Castillo2.8145.6
Total de votos49,994100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro2 de noviembre de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]Probablemente D3 de octubre de 2020
Diario Kos [12]D seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]Probablemente D9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020
Encuesta hipotética

con John McCann

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Josh
Gottheimer (Defensor)		John
McCann (derecha)		Indeciso
Cygnal/InsiderNJ [242]23 al 26 de enero de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%39%40%21%

con Mike Ghassali

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Josh
Gottheimer (Defensor)		Mike
Ghassali (derecha)		Indeciso
Cygnal/InsiderNJ [242]23 al 26 de enero de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%44%43%13%

Resultados

Distrito 5 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoJosh Gottheimer (titular)225.17553.2
RepublicanoFrank Pallotta193.33345.6
IndependienteLuis Vellucci5,1281.2
Total de votos423.636100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 6

Elecciones del distrito 6 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoFrank PalloneCristiano Onuoha
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular199.648126.760
Porcentaje61,2%38,8%
Resultados del condado
de Pallone :      ​​50-60%      60-70%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Frank Pallone
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Frank Pallone
Demócrata

El distrito 6 abarca el norte del condado de Middlesex y partes del condado de Monmouth , incluidos New Brunswick y Long Branch . El titular era el demócrata Frank Pallone , quien fue reelegido con el 63,6% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
Se retiró
  • Juan Hsu [246]
  • Javahn Walker, candidato en 2018 [247]

Respaldos

Rus Cirincione

Organizaciones

Individuos

  • Andrew Yang , candidato presidencial demócrata de 2020 [252]
Amani al-Khatahtbeh

Organizaciones

Frank Pallone

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoFrank Pallone Jr. (titular)56.66079.2
DemocráticoRus Cirincione12.13917.0
DemocráticoAmani al-Khatahtbeh2.7433.8
Total de votos71,542100.0

Primarias republicanas

Los candidatos republicanos Sammy Gindi y Christian Onuoha presentaron impugnaciones contra las peticiones del otro y, como resultado, ambos fueron eliminados de la boleta de las primarias; sin embargo, ambos continuaron haciendo campaña como candidatos independientes en las primarias. [255]

Candidatos

Declarado

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [257] [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoChristian Onuoha (escritor)508100.0
Total de votos508100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]D seguro19 de abril de 2020
Diario Kos [12]D seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]D seguro9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020

Resultados

Sexto distrito congresional de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoFrank Pallone Jr. (titular)199.64861.2
RepublicanoCristiano Onuoha126.76038.8
Total de votos326.408100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 7

Elecciones del séptimo distrito del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoTom MalinowskiThomas Kean Jr.
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular219.688214.359
Porcentaje50,6%49,4%
Resultados del condado
Malinowski :      50-60%      60-70%
Kean Jr .:      50-60%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Tom Malinowski
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Tom Malinowski
Demócrata

El distrito 7 se encuentra en el centro-norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de Morris , Warren , Union , Somerset , Essex y todo el condado de Hunterdon . El titular era el demócrata Tom Malinowski , quien dio la vuelta al distrito y fue elegido con el 51,7 % de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado

Respaldos

Tom Malinowski

Presidentes de Estados Unidos

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoTom Malinowski (titular)80.334100.0
Total de votos80.334100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Raafat Barsoom, médico y candidato al séptimo distrito congresual de Nueva Jersey en 2018 [260]
  • Thomas Kean Jr. , líder de la minoría del Senado de Nueva Jersey [261]
  • Tom Phillips, ejecutivo de recursos humanos [262]
Retirado
  • Rosemary Becchi, abogada fiscal y ejecutiva de una organización sin fines de lucro (candidata al 11.º distrito del Congreso) [263]
Rechazado

Respaldos

Thomas Kean Jr.

Funcionarios federales

Funcionarios estatales y locales

  • Kip Bateman , senador estatal [272]
  • Jack Ciattarelli , ex asambleísta estatal y candidato a gobernador en 2017 [272]
  • Matthew Holt, propietario del condado de Hunterdon [273]
  • Thomas Kean , ex presidente de la Comisión del 11 de septiembre, ex gobernador (1982-1990), ex asambleísta estatal, padre del candidato [274]
  • Suzanne Lagay, propietaria del condado de Hunterdon [273]
  • John Lanza, propietario del condado de Hunterdon [273]
  • Mary Melfi, secretaria del condado de Hunterdon [273]
  • Zach Rich, propietario del condado de Hunterdon [273]
  • Susan Soloway, propietaria del condado de Hunterdon [273]
  • Shaun Van Doren, propietario del condado de Hunterdon [273]

Sillas de fiesta

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoThomas H. Kean Jr. 45.39579.4
RepublicanoRaafat Barsoom6.15110.8
RepublicanoTom Phillips5.6319.8
Total de votos57.177100.0

Elecciones generales

Debates

Vídeo completo del debate, 13 de septiembre de 2020.

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]Inclinarse D2 de julio de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]Probablemente D29 de octubre de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]Inclinarse D2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]Inclinarse D12 de octubre de 2020
Diario Kos [12]Lanzamiento3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]Inclinarse D9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020

Votación

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Tom
Malinowski (demócrata)		Thomas
Kean Jr. (derecha)		OtroIndeciso
Investigación sobre la madera de tilo (R) [277]10 y 11 de marzo de 2020400 (LV)± 4,9%38%39%0%23%
NRCC (R) [278] [F]24 al 26 de junio de 2019400 (LV)–42%44%1%13%
Encuesta hipotética

con republicano genérico

Fuente de la encuestaFecha(s)
de administración
Tamaño de la muestra [a]		Margen
de error		Tom
Malinowski (demócrata)
Republicano genérico		Indeciso
NRCC (R) [279] [F]24 al 26 de junio de 2019400 (LV)–42%44%13%

Resultados

Distrito 7 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoTom Malinowski (titular)219.68850.6
RepublicanoThomas H. Kean Jr.214.35949.4
Total de votos434.047100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 8

Elecciones del distrito 8 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoSementales AlbioJason Mushnick
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular176.75858.686
Porcentaje74,0%24,6%
Resultados del condado
Sementales :      70-80%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Albio Sires
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Albio Sires
Demócrata

El distrito 8 tiene su base en el norte de Nueva Jersey y abarca partes de los condados de Bergen , Essex , Hudson y Union . El titular era el demócrata Albio Sires , quien fue reelegido con el 78,1% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado

Se retiró

  • Jonathan Munitz, consultor financiero (respaldado por Héctor Oseguera) [282]

Respaldos

Héctor Oseguera

Funcionarios locales

Organizaciones

Individuos

  • Jonathan Munitz, candidato demócrata de 2020 en NJ-08 [282]
Será Sheehan

Organizaciones

  • Asociación de camioneros del muelle [290]
  • Asociación de Conductores del Puerto [290]
Sementales Albio

Funcionarios federales

  • Cory Booker , senador estadounidense por Nueva Jersey [291]
  • Bob Menéndez , senador estadounidense por Nueva Jersey [291]

Funcionarios estatales

Funcionarios locales

  • Ravi Bhalla, alcalde de Hoboken [292]
  • Diane Coleman, Registro del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Jimmy Davis, alcalde de Bayona [292]
  • Amy DeGise, presidenta de la Organización Demócrata del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Tom DeGise, ejecutivo del condado de Hudson [292] [293]
  • James Fife, alcalde de Harrison
  • Steve Fulop , alcalde de la ciudad de Jersey [292] [293]
  • Mike Gonnelli, alcalde de Secaucus [292]
  • Dina Grilo, alcaldesa de East Newark [292]
  • E. Junior Maldonado, Secretario del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Bill O'Dea, concejal del condado de Hudson [294]
  • Gabrien Rodríguez, alcalde de West New York [292]
  • Yousef Saleh, concejal de la ciudad de Jersey [295]
  • Al Santos, alcalde de Kearny [292]
  • Frank X. Schillari, alguacil del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Richard Turner, alcalde de Weehawken [292]
  • Wayne Zitt, alcalde de Gutenberg [292]

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoAlbio Sires (titular)47.81470.3
DemocráticoHéctor Oseguera18.55727.3
DemocráticoSerá Sheehan1.6122.4
Total de votos67,983100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Jason Mushnick, abogado y candidato a la Asamblea General de Nueva Jersey en 2019 [297]
Se retiró
  • David Winkler [298] [299]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoJason Mushnick5.899100.0
Total de votos5.899100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]D seguro19 de abril de 2020
Diario Kos [12]D seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]D seguro9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020

Resultados

Distrito 8 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoAlbio Sires (titular)176.75874.0
RepublicanoJason Mushnick58.68624.6
libertarioDan Delaney3.3291.4
Total de votos238.773100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 9

Elecciones del noveno distrito congresional de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoBill PascrellBilly Prempeh
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular203.67498.629
Porcentaje65,8%31,9%
Resultados del condado
Pascrell :      50-60%      60-70%      70-80%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Bill Pascrell
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Bill Pascrell
Demócrata

El distrito 9 abarca partes de los condados de Bergen , Passaic y Hudson . El titular era el demócrata Bill Pascrell , quien fue reelegido con el 70,3% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Alp Basaran, abogado corporativo [300]
  • Bill Pascrell , actual representante de los EE. UU.
  • Zinovia Spezakis, ejecutiva de finanzas y energía limpia, activista ambiental [301]

Respaldos

Bill Pascrell

Funcionarios estatales

Funcionarios locales

  • Ravi Bhalla, alcalde de Hoboken [292]
  • Diane Coleman, Registro del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Jimmy Davis, alcalde de Bayona [292]
  • Amy DeGise, presidenta de la Organización Demócrata del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Tom DeGise, ejecutivo del condado de Hudson [292]
  • James Fife, alcalde de Harrison
  • Steve Fulop , alcalde de la ciudad de Jersey [292]
  • Mike Gonnelli, alcalde de Secaucus [292]
  • Dina Grilo, alcaldesa de East Newark [292]
  • E. Junior Maldonado, Secretario del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Gabrien Rodríguez, alcalde de West New York [292]
  • Al Santos, alcalde de Kearny [292]
  • Frank X. Schillari, alguacil del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Richard Turner, alcalde de Weehawken [292]
  • Wayne Zitt, alcalde de Gutenberg [292]

Organizaciones

Zinovia Spezakis

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoBill Pascrell Jr. (titular)52,42280.6
DemocráticoZinovia Spezakis10,99816.9
DemocráticoAlp Basaran1,5922.5
Total de votos65.012100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Billy Prempeh, veterano de la Fuerza Aérea de EE. UU. [308]
  • Tim Walsh, vicepresidente de los Jóvenes Republicanos del condado de Bergen [308]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoBilly Prempeh10,05574.2
RepublicanoTim Walsh ( se retiró extraoficialmente )3.50025.8
Total de votos13.555100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]D seguro19 de abril de 2020
Diario Kos [12]D seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]D seguro9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020

Resultados

Noveno distrito congresional de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoBill Pascrell Jr. (titular)203.67465,8
RepublicanoBilly Prempeh98.62931.9
IndependienteChris Auriemma7,2392.3
Total de votos309.542100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 10

Elecciones del distrito 10 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoDonald Payne hijo.Jennifer Zinone
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular241.52240,298
Porcentaje83,3%13,9%
Resultados del condado
Payne Jr .:      70-80%      80-90%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Donald Payne Jr.
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Donald Payne Jr.
Demócrata

El distrito 10 abarca partes de los condados de Essex , Hudson y Union . El titular era el demócrata Donald Payne Jr. , quien fue reelegido con el 87,6% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado

Respaldos

Donald Payne hijo.

Funcionarios estatales

Funcionarios locales

  • Ravi Bhalla, alcalde de Hoboken [292]
  • Diane Coleman, Registro del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Jimmy Davis, alcalde de Bayona [292]
  • Amy DeGise, presidenta de la Organización Demócrata del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Tom DeGise, ejecutivo del condado de Hudson [292]
  • James Fife, alcalde de Harrison
  • Steve Fulop , alcalde de la ciudad de Jersey [292]
  • Mike Gonnelli, alcalde de Secaucus [292]
  • Dina Grilo, alcaldesa de East Newark [292]
  • E. Junior Maldonado, Secretario del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Gabrien Rodríguez, alcalde de West New York [292]
  • Al Santos, alcalde de Kearny [292]
  • Frank X. Schillari, alguacil del condado de Hudson [292]
  • Richard Turner, alcalde de Weehawken [292]
  • Wayne Zitt, alcalde de Gutenberg [292]

Organizaciones

Juan Flora

Sindicatos

  • Asociación de camioneros del muelle [311]
  • Asociación de Conductores del Puerto [311]

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoDonald Payne Jr. (titular)83.43688,5
DemocráticoEugenio Mazo6.6537.0
DemocráticoJuan J. Flora4.2394.5
Total de votos94.328100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Jennifer Zinone, redactora freelance [312]
Se retiró
  • Michael W. Barret [312]
  • Ana Rivera [2]

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoJennifer Zinone3.113100.0
Total de votos3.113100.0

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Político [11]D seguro19 de abril de 2020
Diario Kos [12]D seguro3 de junio de 2020
RCP [13]D seguro9 de junio de 2020
Niskanen [14]D seguro7 de junio de 2020

Resultados

Distrito 10 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey, 2020 [15]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoDonald Payne Jr. (titular)241.52283.3
RepublicanoJennifer Zinone40,29813.9
IndependienteAkil Khalfani3.5371.2
IndependienteLiah Fitchette3.4801.2
libertarioJuan Mirrione1,1720,4
Total de votos290.009100.0
Control democrático

Distrito 11

Elecciones del distrito 11 del Congreso de Nueva Jersey de 2020
 
CandidatoMikie SherrillRomero Becchi
FiestaDemocráticoRepublicano
Voto popular235.163206.013
Porcentaje53,3%46,7%
Resultados del condado
Sherrill :      50-60%      60-70%
Becchi :      50-60%
Representante de Estados Unidos antes de las elecciones

Mikie Sherrill
Demócrata

Representante electo de EE.UU.

Mikie Sherrill
Demócrata

El distrito 11 incluye partes de los condados de Morris , Essex , Passaic y Sussex . El titular era el demócrata Mikie Sherrill , quien dio la vuelta al distrito y fue elegido con el 56,8% de los votos en 2018. [1]

Primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Declarado
Se retiró
  • Mark Washburne, profesor [314]

Respaldos

Mikie Sherrill

Presidentes de Estados Unidos

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias demócratas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
DemocráticoMikie Sherrill (titular)79,961100.0
Total de votos79,961100.0

Primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Declarado
  • Rosemary Becchi, abogada fiscal y ejecutiva de una organización sin fines de lucro [263] [23]
Retirado
  • Lawrence Casha, concejal del distrito de Kinnelon [320]
  • Reinier Prijten, director financiero [321]
Rechazado

Respaldos

Romero Becchi

Organizaciones

Resultados primarios

Resultados de las primarias republicanas [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%
RepublicanoRomero Becchi46.774100.0
Total de votos46.774100.0

Elecciones generales

Vídeo completo del debate

Predicciones

FuenteCategoríaA partir de
El informe político de Cook [8]D seguro14 de agosto de 2020
Elecciones desde dentro [9]D seguro2 de junio de 2020
La bola de cristal de Sabato [10]D seguro2 de julio de 2020
Politico[11]Lean DApril 19, 2020
Daily Kos[12]Likely DJune 3, 2020
RCP[13]Likely DJune 9, 2020
Niskanen[14]Safe DJune 7, 2020

Results

New Jersey's 11th congressional district, 2020[15]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticMikie Sherrill (incumbent) 235,163 53.3
RepublicanRosemary Becchi206,01346.7
Total votes441,176 100.0
Democratic hold

District 12

2020 New Jersey's 12th congressional district election
 
NomineeBonnie Watson ColemanMark Razzoli
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Popular vote230,883114,591
Percentage65.6%32.6%
County results
Watson Coleman:      50-60%      60-70%      70-80%
U.S. Representative before election

Bonnie Watson Coleman
Democratic

Elected U.S. Representative

Bonnie Watson Coleman
Democratic

The 12th district is located in the Route 1 corridor, encompassing parts of Mercer, Middlesex, Somerset and Union counties. The incumbent was Democrat Bonnie Watson Coleman, who was reelected with 68.7% of the vote in 2018.[1]

Democratic primary

Candidates

Declared

Endorsements

Bonnie Watson Coleman

Organizations

Primary results

Democratic primary results[4]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticBonnie Watson Coleman (incumbent) 81,936 89.2
DemocraticLisa McCormick9,92810.8
Total votes91,864 100.0

Republican primary

Candidates

Declared

Primary results

Republican primary results[4]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanMark Razzoli 19,992 100.0
Total votes19,992 100.0

General election

Predictions

SourceRankingAs of
The Cook Political Report[8]Safe DJuly 2, 2020
Inside Elections[9]Safe DJune 2, 2020
Sabato's Crystal Ball[10]Safe DJuly 2, 2020
Politico[11]Safe DApril 19, 2020
Daily Kos[12]Safe DJune 3, 2020
RCP[13]Safe DJune 9, 2020
Niskanen[14]Safe DJune 7, 2020

Results

New Jersey's 12th congressional district, 2020[15]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticBonnie Watson Coleman (incumbent) 230,883 65.6
RepublicanMark Razzoli114,59132.6
IndependentEd Forchion4,5121.3
IndependentKen Cody1,7390.5
Total votes351,725 100.0
Democratic hold

See also

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Key:
    A – all adults
    RV – registered voters
    LV – likely voters
    V – unclear
  2. ^ Listed as "another Democrat should get the nomination" as opposed to "Van Drew deserves to be re-nominated"
  3. ^ a b c d Includes "refused"
  4. ^ "Another candidate" with 3%
  5. ^ a b Standard VI response
  6. ^ "Another candidate" with 1%; "No one" with 0%
  7. ^ In a high-turnout election
  8. ^ In a low-turnout election
  9. ^ Ehrnstrom (L) with 2%; Harvey (I) with 1%
  10. ^ If only Van Drew and Kennedy were candidates
  11. ^ Listed as "Someone new should be given a chance" as opposed to "Van Drew deserves to be re-elected"
  12. ^ Not yet released

Partisan clients

  1. ^ Poll sponsored by Kennedy's campaign
  2. ^ a b c d Poll conducted by the House Majority PAC.
  3. ^ a b Poll conducted by the DCCC, which seeks to elect Democratic Congressional candidates.
  4. ^ Poll sponsored by the Congressional Leadership Fund, which is a PAC that supports federal Republican candidates.
  5. ^ Poll sponsored by Gottheimer's campaign
  6. ^ a b Poll sponsored by the National Republican Congressional Committee

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Further reading

  • Amber Phillips (September 25, 2020), "The House seats most likely to flip in November", Washingtonpost.com

Official campaign websites for 1st district candidates

  • Claire Gustafson (R) for Congress Archived May 22, 2020, at the Wayback Machine
  • Donald Norcross (D) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 2nd district candidates

  • Amy Kennedy (D) for Congress
  • Jeff Van Drew (R) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 3rd district candidates

  • Andy Kim (D) for Congress
  • David Richter (R) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 4th district candidates

  • Stephanie Schmid (D) for Congress
  • Chris Smith (R) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 5th district candidates

  • Josh Gottheimer (D) for Congress
  • Frank Pallotta (R) for Congress Archived February 1, 2022, at the Wayback Machine

Official campaign websites for 6th district candidates

  • Christian Onuoha (R) for Congress Archived September 13, 2020, at the Wayback Machine
  • Frank Pallone (D) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 7th district candidates

  • Thomas Kean Jr. (R) for Congress
  • Tom Malinowski (D) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 8th district candidates

  • Albio Sires (D) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 9th district candidates

  • Bill Pascrell (D) for Congress
  • Billy Prempeh (R) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 10th district candidates

  • Donald Payne Jr. (D) for Congress
  • Jennifer Zinone (R) for Congress Archived June 9, 2020, at the Wayback Machine

Official campaign websites for 11th district candidates

  • Rosemary Becchi (R) for Congress
  • Mikie Sherrill (D) for Congress

Official campaign websites for 12th district candidates

  • Mark Razzoli (R) for Congress
  • Bonnie Watson Coleman (D) for Congress
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