At least one politico believes this is the strongest Democratic field for New Jersey governor since the 1970s. And that may be reflected in polling.

A crowded field of New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial contenders made their comprehensive appeals to voters in their final primary debate Sunday night. The candidates mentioned President Donald Trump early and often in an effort to move voters their way.

Eleven candidates are running to replace the term-limited Phil Murphy as governor of New Jersey. The Garden State is one of only two gubernatorial races happening in 2025, and the off-year election will be many New Jerseyans' first chance to vote since the contentious 2024 presidential race.

Ras Baraka, Steve Fulop, Josh Gottheimer, Mikie Sherrill, Sean Spiller and Steve Sweeney are vying for the Democratic Party’s nomination.

Justin Barbera, Jon Bramnick, Jack Ciattarelli, Mario Kranjac and Bill Spadea are vying for their party’s nomination.

Did you know this year's primary election in New Jersey was supposed to take place on Tuesday, June 3rd, but Governor Phil Murphy made the

New Jersey's Primary is next month. Voters will head to the polls and cast votes for candidates for governor. On Sunday night, the five Democratic gubernatorial candidates were on stage

Poll: Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli lead in NJ's 2025 gubernatorial primary, as voters cite the economy and housing as top issues.

New Jersey is set to elect its 57th governor in November, but primaries are starting soon. See early voting period.

Polling is on his side. So is the U.S. president. But Jack Ciattarelli's chief rival in the Republican gubernatorial primary is on the offensive.

With about a month to go, New Jersey’s registered voters are largely unaware that a primary election for governor will take place on June 10, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.

Democrats still heavily outweigh Republicans in New Jersey, which has traditionally skewed blue on Election Day. But the GOP has been closing the gap since President Donald Trump