Elecciones de 2018 a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos en Nueva Jersey

Las elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos de 2018 en Nueva Jersey se celebraron el 6 de noviembre de 2018 para elegir a los 12 representantes del estado de Nueva Jersey , uno por cada uno de los 12 distritos congresionales del estado . Estas elecciones coincidieron con otras elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes, elecciones al Senado de los Estados Unidos y diversas elecciones estatales y locales .

Los demócratas ganaron cuatro escaños a los republicanos y cambiaron el control de 7-5 para los demócratas a 11-1 para los demócratas, la menor cantidad de escaños que los republicanos habían ganado en el estado desde 1912. ^{[ 2 ]} Esta fue la primera vez desde las elecciones de 1912 que los republicanos no lograron mantener ningún escaño en el norte de Nueva Jersey .

Sin embargo, el representante Jeff Van Drew del segundo distrito cambió posteriormente su afiliación partidista de demócrata a republicano en diciembre de 2019, lo que redujo la proporción a 10-2. ^{[ 3 ]}

Descripción general

En todo el estado

Por distrito

Resultados de las elecciones de 2018 a la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos en Nueva Jersey por distrito: ^{[ 4 ]}

Distrito 1

El primer distrito se ubica en el sur de Nueva Jersey e incluye la mayor parte del condado de Camden, junto con partes de los condados de Burlington y Gloucester . El demócrata Donald Norcross , quien representaba al distrito desde 2014, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 60% de los votos en 2016. El distrito obtuvo un índice PVI de D+13.

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Donald Norcross , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Eliminado en primaria

Robert Lee Carlson
El escocés John Tomaszewski

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Paul Dilks ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Avales

Donald Norcross (D)

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 2

El segundo distrito tiene su sede en el sur de Nueva Jersey y es el distrito congresional más grande del estado. Incluye la totalidad de los condados de Atlantic , Cape May , Cumberland y Salem , y partes de los condados de Burlington , Camden , Gloucester y Ocean . El titular republicano Frank LoBiondo , quien había representado al distrito desde 1995, anunció en noviembre de 2017 que no se presentaría a la reelección en 2018, dejando el segundo distrito como un escaño vacante . ^{[ 21 ]} Fue reelegido con el 59% de los votos en 2016. El distrito tenía un PVI de R+1.

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Seth Grossman, abogado, ex comisionado del condado de Atlantic y candidato a gobernador en 2013 ^{[ 22 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Sam Fiocchi , exmiembro de la asamblea estatal ^{[ 23 ]}
Hirsh Singh, ingeniero aeroespacial y candidato a gobernador en 2017 ^{[ 24 ]}^{[ 25 ]}^{[ 26 ]}
Robert Turkavage, ex agente del FBI y candidato independiente al Senado de los Estados Unidos en 2012 ^{[ 27 ]}

Retirado

Brian T. Fitzherbert, contratista de defensa, gerente de proyecto, ingeniero ^{[ 28 ]}^{[ 29 ]}
Mark McGovern, activista ^{[ 30 ]}^{[ 31 ]}
James Toto, miembro del Consejo Municipal de Somers Point ^{[ 32 ]}^{[ 33 ]}
John Zarych, abogado ^{[ 34 ]}^{[ 35 ]}

Rechazado

Chris A. Brown , senador estatal ^{[ 36 ]}^{[ 37 ]}
Don Guardian , ex alcalde de Atlantic City ^{[ 36 ]}^{[ 38 ]}
Frank LoBiondo , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.
Vincent J. Polistina , exmiembro de la asamblea estatal ^{[ 36 ]}^{[ 39 ]}
Mike Torrissi , miembro del Consejo Municipal de Hammonton ^{[ 36 ]}

Avales

Sam Fiocchi

Organizaciones del Partido Republicano del Condado

Condado de Cape May ^{[ 40 ]}

Brian T. Fitzherbert

Organizaciones del Partido Republicano del Condado

Condado de Gloucester ^{[ 41 ]}

Hirsh Singh

Organizaciones del Partido Republicano del Condado

senadores estatales

Chris A. Brown (R-2) ^{[ 42 ]}

miembros de la Asamblea Estatal

DiAnne Gove (R-9) ^{[ 44 ]}
Brian E. Rumpf (R-9) ^{[ 44 ]}

Individuos

Giancarlo Ghione, presidente de la Federación de Jóvenes Republicanos de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 42 ]}

James Toto

Organizaciones del Partido Republicano del Condado

Condado de Salem ^{[ 45 ]}

Robert Turkavage

Organizaciones del Partido Republicano del Condado

Condado de Cumberland ^{[ 46 ]}

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Este fue uno de los 80 distritos de la Cámara de Representantes controlados por los republicanos que fueron el objetivo del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso en 2018. ^{[ 47 ]}

Candidatos

Candidato

Jeff Van Drew , senador estatal ^{[ 37 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

William Cunningham, ex asistente del senador estadounidense Cory Booker ^{[ 48 ]}
Nathan Kleinman , agricultor y activista ^{[ 49 ]}
Tanzie Youngblood, maestra jubilada ^{[ 50 ]}

Retirado

Sean Thom, administrador escolar ^{[ 37 ]}^{[ 51 ]}

Avales

Jeff Van Drew

Individuos

Bill Prady , escritor y productor ^{[ 52 ]}

Tanzie Youngblood

Organizaciones

Justicia Demócratas ^{[ 53 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Campaña

Un mes después de las primarias, el Comité Nacional Republicano del Congreso retiró su apoyo a Grossman, luego de que se supiera que había publicado en su página de Facebook un artículo del sitio web nacionalista blanco American Renaissance que afirmaba que los negros representaban "una amenaza para todos los que se cruzan en su camino, tanto negros como no negros". ^[⁵⁴^] Grossman respondió que no había leído detenidamente el artículo que había publicado en 2014 y que no creía en sus sentimientos racistas, aunque al explicar sus acciones dijo que muchos adolescentes negros son violentos y peligrosos. ^[⁵⁵^] Grossman también publicó comentarios que criticaban el "multiculturalismo" y la "diversidad". ^[⁵⁶^]

Avales

Jeff Van Drew (D)

sindicatos

Organizaciones

BIPAC ^{[ 57 ]}
Coalición Perro Azul ^{[ 58 ]}
Programa "De rojo a azul" del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso ^{[ 59 ]}
Fin de Citizens United ^{[ 18 ]}
Lista de vigilancia de la Coalición de Nuevos Demócratas ^{[ 19 ]}
Fondo de Victoria Política de la NRA ^{[ 60 ]}

Individuos

Bill Prady , escritor y productor

Votación

Encuesta hipotética

Predicciones

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 3

El tercer distrito se ubica en el sur de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Burlington y Ocean . El republicano Tom MacArthur , quien representaba al distrito desde 2015, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 59% de los votos en 2016. El distrito tenía un índice PVI de R+2.

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Tom MacArthur , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Este fue uno de los 80 distritos de la Cámara de Representantes controlados por los republicanos que fueron el objetivo del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso en 2018. ^{[ 47 ]}

Candidatos

Candidato

Andy Kim , exfuncionario del Consejo de Seguridad Nacional de los Estados Unidos y exdiplomático ^{[ 67 ]}

Retirado

Rich Dennison, abogado, director de funeraria y nominado al senado estatal ( LD-7 ) en 2007 (falleció el 22 de enero de 2018) ^{[ 68 ]}^{[ 69 ]}
Katherine Hartman, abogada ^{[ 70 ]}

Rechazado

John G. Ducey, alcalde de Brick ^{[ 71 ]}
Pamela Rosen Lampitt , miembro de la asamblea estatal ^{[ 72 ]}
Betsy Ryan, presidenta y directora ejecutiva de la Asociación de Hospitales de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 72 ]}
Troy Singleton , senador estatal ^{[ 73 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Avales

Tom MacArthur (D)

funcionarios del Poder Ejecutivo de los Estados Unidos

Mike Pence , 48.º vicepresidente de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 74 ]}

sindicatos

Hermandad Internacional de Caldereros ^{[ 16 ]}
Consejo de Oficios de la Construcción de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 75 ]}

Organizaciones

Programa "Patriota" del Comité Nacional Republicano del Congreso ^{[ 76 ]}
Fondo de Victoria Política de la NRA ^{[ 60 ]}

Andy Kim (D)

funcionarios del Poder Ejecutivo de los Estados Unidos

Barack Obama , 44º Presidente de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 77 ]}

funcionarios estatales

Phil Murphy , Gobernador de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 78 ]}

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Caucus Progresista del Congreso ^{[ 17 ]}
Programa "De rojo a azul" del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso ^{[ 59 ]}
Fin de Citizens United ^{[ 18 ]}
MoveOn ^{[ 79 ]}
Comité de Campaña por el Cambio Progresista ^{[ 80 ]}

Individuos

Piper Perabo , actriz ^{[ 81 ]}

Debate

Votación

Predicciones

Resultados

El ajustado resultado requirió un recuento, y finalmente Kim ganó por 3.973 votos. ^{[ 95 ]}

Por condado

Distrito 4

El cuarto distrito se ubica en el centro de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Mercer , Monmouth y Ocean . El republicano Chris Smith , quien había representado al distrito desde 1981, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 64% de los votos en 2016. El distrito tenía un índice PVI de R+8.

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Chris Smith , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Joshua Welle, veterano de la Marina ^{[ 96 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Jim Keady , exmiembro del Consejo de Asbury Park y candidato por el tercer distrito en 2016 ^{[ 97 ]}

Retirado

Mike Keeling, profesor de música ^{[ 96 ]}^{[ 98 ]}

Rechazado

Kelly Stewart Maer, operadora del partido ^{[ 99 ]}

Avales

Joshua Welle

Organizaciones del Partido Demócrata del Condado

Condado de Monmouth ^{[ 100 ]}
Condado de Ocean ^{[ 101 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Avales

Chris Smith (derecha)

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Campaña por las Familias Trabajadoras ^{[ 102 ]}

Joshua Welle (D)

sindicatos

Trabajadores de las Comunicaciones de América ^{[ 15 ]}

Organizaciones

Predicciones

Resultados

El resultado de Smith, un 55%, fue el más bajo desde 1982 , cuando derrotó a Joseph P. Merlino con un 53% frente a un 47%.

Por condado

Distrito 5

El quinto distrito se ubica en el norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Bergen , Passaic , Sussex y Warren . El actual representante demócrata, Josh Gottheimer , quien había representado al distrito desde 2017, se postuló para la reelección. Fue elegido con el 51% de los votos en 2016. El distrito tenía un índice PVI de R+3.

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Josh Gottheimer , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

John McCann, abogado y ex miembro del Consejo del Municipio de Cresskill ^{[ 106 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Steve Lonegan , ex alcalde de Bogotá , candidato a gobernador en 2005 y 2009 , por el 3er Distrito en 2014 y nominado por el 9º Distrito en 1998 y por el Senado en 2013 ^{[ 107 ]}

Rechazado

Robert Auth , miembro de la asamblea estatal ^{[ 108 ]}
Lou Dobbs , comentarista político conservador, autor y presentador de televisión ^{[ 109 ]}
Michael J. Doherty , senador estatal ^{[ 109 ]}^{[ 110 ]}
Scott Garrett , ex representante de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 108 ]}^{[ 109 ]}
Michael Ghassali , alcalde de Montvale ^{[ 111 ]}^{[ 112 ]}
Steve Oroho , senador estatal ^{[ 109 ]}^{[ 110 ]}
Sam Raia , ex alcalde de Saddle River y ex presidente del Comité Estatal Republicano de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 109 ]}^{[ 113 ]}
Jason Sarnoski, Comisionado del Condado de Warren ^{[ 114 ]}
Holly Schepisi , miembro de la asamblea estatal ^{[ 115 ]}
Chuck Shotmeyer, empresario ^{[ 116 ]}^{[ 117 ]}
Parker Space , miembro de la asamblea estatal ^{[ 108 ]}^{[ 118 ]}
Harold J. Wirths , miembro de la asamblea estatal, excomisionado del Departamento de Trabajo y Desarrollo de la Fuerza Laboral de Nueva Jersey y exmiembro de la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Sussex ^{[ 109 ]}^{[ 118 ]}

Avales

Steve Lonegan

Senadores de Estados Unidos

Ted Cruz , senador estadounidense (republicano por Texas) ^{[ 119 ]}^{[ 120 ]}
Rand Paul , senador estadounidense (republicano por Kentucky) ^{[ 121 ]}

senadores estatales

miembros de la asamblea estatal

Organizaciones

Caucus Republicano por la Libertad ^{[ 128 ]}

políticos locales

Richard D. Gardner, comisionado del condado de Warren ^{[ 129 ]}
Jason Sarnoski, comisionado del condado de Warren ^{[ 129 ]}
Edward J. Smith, propietario de tierras del condado de Warren ^{[ 129 ]}

Individuos

David Bossie , presidente de Citizens United y subdirector de campaña de la campaña presidencial de Donald Trump en 2016 ^[¹²⁷^]
Steve Forbes , redactor jefe de Forbes y activista político ^{[ 130 ]}
Corey Lewandowski , comentarista político y exjefe de campaña de la campaña presidencial de Donald Trump en 2016 ^{[ 127 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Avales

Josh Gottheimer (D)

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Coalición Perro Azul ^{[ 58 ]}
Programa "Frontline" del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso ^{[ 131 ]}
Coalición de Nuevos Demócratas ^{[ 19 ]}

John McCann (republicano)

funcionarios estatales

Jan Brewer , exgobernadora de Arizona ^{[ 132 ]}
Kim Guadagno , ex vicegobernador de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 133 ]}

legisladores estatales

Robert Auth , miembro de la Asamblea Estatal, Distrito 39 ^{[ 134 ]}
Paul DiGaetano , exmiembro de la Asamblea Estatal, Distrito 36 , exlíder republicano en la Asamblea General y candidato a gobernador en 2005 ^{[ 135 ]}

Organizaciones

Programa "En el radar" del Comité Nacional Republicano del Congreso ^{[ 136 ]}^{[ 137 ]}
Fondo de Victoria Política de la NRA ^{[ 60 ]}^{[ 138 ]}
Estudiantes por Trump ^{[ 139 ]}
Campaña por Trump ^{[ 140 ]}
Veteranos por Trump ^{[ 141 ]}

Alcaldes

Jack DeLorenzo, Hasbrouck Heights ^{[ 142 ]}^{[ 135 ]}
Dierdre Dillon, Ramsey ^{[ 135 ]}
Mike Melfi, Hackensack (anterior) ^{[ 135 ]}
Carlos Rendo , Woodcliff Lake , nominado a vicegobernador de Nueva Jersey en 2017 ^{[ 143 ]}
Ben Romeo, Cresskill ^{[ 135 ]}
Norman Schmelz, Bergenfield , candidato a ejecutivo del condado de Bergen ^{[ 135 ]}
Harry Shortway Jr., Midland Park ^{[ 142 ]}
Frank Valenzuela, Rochelle Park ^{[ 135 ]}
Don Winant, Dumont (anterior) ^{[ 135 ]}
Jack Zisa, Hackensack (anterior), presidente de la Organización Republicana del Condado de Bergen ^{[ 142 ]}

alguaciles del condado

Fred Brown, Sheriff del Condado de Hunterdon ^{[ 142 ]}
Shaun Golden, Sheriff del Condado de Monmouth , Presidente de la Organización Republicana del Condado de Monmouth ^{[ 142 ]}
Michael Mastronardy, Sheriff del Condado de Ocean ^{[ 142 ]}
Chuck Miller, Sheriff del Condado de Salem ^{[ 142 ]}
Bob Nolan, Sheriff del Condado de Cape May ^{[ 142 ]}
Frank Provenzano, Sheriff del Condado de Somerset ^{[ 142 ]}
Mike Strada, Sheriff del Condado de Sussex ^{[ 144 ]}

propietarios del condado

John Driscoll, antiguo miembro de la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Bergen ^{[ 135 ]}
John Felice, antiguo miembro de la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Bergen ^{[ 145 ]}
George Graham, propietario libre del condado de Sussex ^{[ 142 ]}
Robert Hermansen, propietario libre del condado de Bergen (ex), concejal de Mahwah ^{[ 135 ]}
Carl Lazarro, Propietario Libre del Condado de Sussex ^{[ 142 ]}
Johnathan Rose, Propietario del Condado de Sussex

miembros del consejo municipal

Jim Cleary, concejal de Cresskill ^{[ 142 ]}
Arthur Cumming, concejal del municipio de Washington ^{[ 142 ]}
Chris Di Piazza, concejal de Paramus ^{[ 135 ]}
Danielle DiPaola, concejala de Emerson ^{[ 142 ]}
Vincent Durante, concejal de Upper Saddle River ^{[ 142 ]}
Eric Kumala, concejal de Oakland , candidato a comisionado del condado de Bergen ^{[ 142 ]}
Billy Leonard Jr., concejal de Glenn Rock ^{[ 142 ]}
David May, concejal de Mahwah
Ed O'Connell, concejal de Allendale ^{[ 142 ]}
Hector Olmo, concejal de Cresskill , candidato a comisionado del condado de Bergen ^{[ 135 ]}
Pat Pignatelli, concejal de Oakland ^{[ 142 ]}
Joe Pojanowski, exconcejal de Ramsey ^{[ 142 ]}
Steve Sasso, concejal de Allendale ^{[ 142 ]}
George Silos, exconcejal de Bogotá ^{[ 146 ]}
Stephen Skellenger, concejal de Franklin ^{[ 142 ]}
Jim Strauch, concejal de Allendale ^{[ 142 ]}
Russell Talamini, concejal de Oakland ^{[ 142 ]}
Joe Verdone, concejal de Ramsey ^{[ 142 ]}
Jeanne Weber, concejala de Paramus ^{[ 142 ]}

Individuos

Ryan Fournier , presidente nacional de Estudiantes por Trump ^{[ 139 ]}
Giancarlo Ghione, presidente de la Federación de Jóvenes Republicanos de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 135 ]}
Sebastian Gorka , columnista de Breitbart y ex asistente adjunto del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump ^{[ 147 ]}
Harlan Z. Hill, consultor político, miembro del Consejo Asesor de Trump ^{[ 148 ]}
Bernard Kerik , excomisionado de policía de la ciudad de Nueva York ^{[ 149 ]}
Daryl Kipnis, abogado, candidato al Congreso en el distrito congresional 12 de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 150 ]}
Al Kurpis, presidente municipal de Saddle River ^{[ 142 ]}
Steven Rogers, Comisionado de Asuntos Públicos de Nutley , miembro del Consejo Asesor de Trump, presidente del Equipo Trump de Nueva Jersey ^[¹⁵¹^]
Joseph Rudy Rullo, empresario, actor, candidato a gobernador en 2017, candidato al Senado de los Estados Unidos en 2012.
Darrell C. Scott , pastor, cofundador de la Coalición Nacional por la Diversidad para Trump ^{[ 152 ]}

Organizaciones del Partido Republicano del Condado

Condado de Bergen ^{[ 153 ]}
Condado de Passaic ^{[ 154 ]}

Votación

Predicciones

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 6

El sexto distrito se ubica en el centro de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Middlesex y Monmouth . El demócrata Frank Pallone , quien había representado al distrito desde 1988, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 64% de los votos en 2016. El distrito obtuvo un índice PVI de D+9.

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Frank Pallone , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Eliminado en primaria

Javahn Walker

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Richard Pezzullo, empresario y candidato al Senado en 2014 ^{[ 158 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Avales

Frank Pallone (D)

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Caucus Progresista del Congreso ^{[ 17 ]}

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 7

El séptimo distrito abarca todo el condado de Hunterdon y partes de los condados de Essex , Morris , Somerset , Union y Warren . El republicano Leonard Lance , quien había representado al distrito desde 2009, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 54% de los votos en 2016. El distrito tenía un índice PVI de R+3.

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Leonard Lance , actual representante de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 159 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Lindsay Brown, desarrolladora web ^{[ 160 ]}

Rechazado

Rosemary Becchi, abogada ^{[ 161 ]}
Craig Heard, consultor de marketing y candidato a este puesto en 2016 ^{[ 162 ]}

Resultados

primarias demócratas

Este fue uno de los 80 distritos de la Cámara de Representantes controlados por los republicanos que fueron el objetivo del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso en 2018. ^{[ 47 ]}

Tres demócratas figuraban en la papeleta de las primarias demócratas. Entre ellos se encontraban el ex subsecretario de Estado para la Democracia, los Derechos Humanos y el Trabajo, Tom Malinowski ; ^{[ 163 ]} el abogado Goutam Jois; ^{[ 164 ]} y el trabajador social Peter Jacob. La miembro del Partido Verde de Nueva Jersey, Diane Moxley, también anunció su intención de postularse para el puesto. ^{[ 165 ]} La maestra y abogada de Westfield, Lisa Mandelblatt, se retiró en febrero de 2017, ^{[ 166 ]} al igual que el abogado de Scotch Plains, Scott Salmon. ^{[ 167 ]} Los Partidos Demócratas del Condado en el 7.º Distrito de Nueva Jersey brindaron unánimemente su apoyo a Malinowski, y este recibió la línea del condado para las primarias del 5 de junio en todos los condados.

Candidatos

Candidato

Tom Malinowski , ex subsecretario de Estado para la Democracia, los Derechos Humanos y el Trabajo ^{[ 168 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Peter Jacob, trabajador social y nominado en 2016 ^{[ 169 ]}
Goutam Jois, abogado ^{[ 170 ]}

Retirado

Lisa Mandelblatt, maestra y abogada ^{[ 171 ]} (se retiró en febrero de 2018, apoyó a Malinowski) ^{[ 166 ]}
David Pringle, activista ambiental ^{[ 172 ]}
Scott Salmon, abogado ^{[ 171 ]} (se retiró en febrero de 2018, apoyó a Malinowski) ^{[ 173 ]}
Linda Weber, ejecutiva bancaria ^{[ 174 ]}^{[ 175 ]}

Rechazado

Christine Lui Chen, neurocientífica, ejecutiva de atención médica y candidata al senado estatal ( LD-23 ) en 2017 ^{[ 176 ]}
Zenon Christodoulou, empresario y vicepresidente del Partido Demócrata del Condado de Somerset ^{[ 176 ]}^{[ 177 ]}
Bill Knox, especialista en gestión patrimonial ^{[ 178 ]}
Colleen Mahr, alcaldesa de Fanwood ^{[ 176 ]}
Keiona Miller, miembro del Consejo del municipio de North Plainfield ^{[ 176 ]}
Kurt Perhach, profesor y fiscal del ejército ^{[ 176 ]}^{[ 179 ]}

Avales

Pedro Jacob

Organizaciones

Tom Malinowski

Organizaciones del Partido Demócrata del Condado

Individuos

Lisa Mandelblatt, maestra, abogada y excandidata a este cargo.

Resultados

Malinowski ganó la nominación demócrata en las primarias de junio. ^{[ 186 ]}

Elecciones generales

Avales

Leonard Lance (derecha)

sindicatos

Hermandad Internacional de Caldereros ^{[ 16 ]}

Organizaciones

BIPAC ^{[ 57 ]}

Tom Malinowski (D)

funcionarios del Poder Ejecutivo de los Estados Unidos

Barack Obama , 44º Presidente de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 77 ]}

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Programa "De rojo a azul" del Comité de Campaña Demócrata para el Congreso ^{[ 59 ]}
Fin de Citizens United ^{[ 18 ]}
Indivisible ^{[ 103 ]}
MoveOn ^{[ 79 ]}
Coalición de Nuevos Demócratas ^{[ 19 ]}

funcionarios estatales

Phil Murphy , gobernador de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 187 ]}

Debate

Votación

Encuesta hipotética

Predicciones

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 8

El octavo distrito se ubica en el norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Bergen , Essex , Hudson y Union . El demócrata Albio Sires , quien había representado al distrito desde 2006, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 77% de los votos en 2016. El distrito obtuvo un índice PVI de D+27.

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Albio Sires , actual representante de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 195 ]}

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Juan Muniz ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Avales

Sires Albio (D)

sindicatos

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 9

El noveno distrito se ubica en el norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Bergen , Hudson y Passaic . El demócrata Bill Pascrell , quien había representado al distrito desde 1997, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 70% de los votos en 2016. El distrito obtuvo un índice PVI de D+16.

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Bill Pascrell Jr. , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Eliminado en primaria

Guillermo Enrique

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Eric Fisher ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Avales

Bill Pascrell (D)

sindicatos

Organizaciones

Campaña Brady ^{[ 196 ]}

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 10

El décimo distrito se ubica en el norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Essex , Hudson y Union . El demócrata Donald Payne Jr. , quien representaba al distrito desde 2012, se postuló para la reelección. Fue reelegido con el 86% de los votos en 2016. El distrito obtuvo un índice PVI de D+36.

primarias demócratas

Candidatos

Candidato

Donald Payne Jr. , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.

Eliminado en primaria

Aaron Fraser

Resultados

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Aga Khan ^{[ 5 ]}

Resultados

Elecciones generales

Predicciones

Avales

Donald Payne Jr. (D)

sindicatos

Resultados

Por condado

Distrito 11

El distrito 11 se ubica en el norte de Nueva Jersey e incluye partes de los condados de Essex , Morris , Passaic y Sussex . El republicano titular, Rodney Frelinghuysen , quien había representado al distrito desde 1995, anunció en enero de 2018 que no buscaría la reelección. ^{[ 197 ]} Fue reelegido con el 58% de los votos en 2016. El distrito tenía un PVI de R+3.

primarias republicanas

Candidatos

Candidato

Jay Webber , miembro de la asamblea estatal y ex presidente del Comité Estatal Republicano de Nueva Jersey ^{[ 198 ]}

Eliminado en primaria

Peter De Neufville, ex presidente ejecutivo de Voltaix, Inc. ^{[ 199 ]}
Antony Ghee, funcionario del JAG , banquero de inversiones y abogado ^{[ 200 ]}
Martin Hewitt, abogado ^{[ 201 ]}
Patrick S Allocco, promotor de conciertos y operador de campañas políticas ^{[ 202 ]}

Rechazado

Kate Whitman Annis, hija de la exgobernadora Christine Todd Whitman y candidata por el séptimo distrito en 2008 ^{[ 203 ]}^{[ 204 ]}
Rosemary Becchi, abogada y ex miembro del personal del Comité de Finanzas del Senado de los Estados Unidos ^{[ 205 ]}
Justin Bozonelis, banquero de inversiones ^{[ 206 ]}
Tony Bucco , miembro de la asamblea estatal (respaldó a Jay Webber ) ^{[ 207 ]}^{[ 208 ]}
Joe Caruso, empresario ^{[ 209 ]}
Kristin Corrado , senadora estatal (respaldó a Antony Ghee) ^{[ 210 ]}
BettyLou DeCroce , miembro de la asamblea estatal (respaldó a Antony Ghee) ^{[ 210 ]}
Rodney Frelinghuysen , actual representante de los Estados Unidos.
Jim Gannon , sheriff del condado de Morris ^{[ 207 ]}^{[ 211 ]}
Jerry Langer, ejecutivo de una empresa de transporte ^{[ 212 ]}^{[ 213 ]}
Nick Mangold , ex centro de los Jets ^[²¹⁴^]
Tom Mastrangelo, Comisionado del Condado de Morris ^{[ 207 ]}
Paul Miller, vendedor de coches ^{[ 215 ]}
Christine Myers, Comisionada del Condado de Morris ^{[ 207 ]}
Kevin J. O'Toole, chair of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and former state senator^[205]
Joseph Pennacchio, state senator^[216]
Sylvia Petillo, Sussex County Freeholder Deputy Director (endorsed Antony Ghee)^[217]
Nicolas Platt, Harding Township Committeeman^[210]
Steve Rogers, Nutley Commissioner of Public Affairs and candidate for governor in 2017^[218]

Endorsements

Antony Ghee

State senators

Kristin Corrado (R-40)^[219]

State assembly member

Local officials

John Coiro, mayor of Totowa^[219]
Walter Davidson Jr, Passaic County Clerk^[219]
Sylvia Petillo, Sussex County Freeholder Deputy Director^[217]
Steven Rogers, Nutley Commissioner of Public Affairs, member of Trump Advisory Board, chairman of NJ Team Trump^[220]
John Speer, mayor of Ringwood^[219]
Peter Tanella, mayor of Cedar Grove^[219]
Joseph Tempesta, mayor of West Caldwell^[219]
Chris Vergano, mayor of Wayne^[219]

Results

Democratic primary

This was one of 80 Republican-held House districts targeted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2018.^[47]

Candidates

Nominee

Mikie Sherrill, retired Navy helicopter pilot and former federal prosecutor^[221]

Eliminated in primary

Mitchell Cobert, attorney^[222]
Jack Gebbia, Army National Guard veteran^[223]
Tamara Harris, divorce coach and college instructor^[224]
Mark Washburne, County College of Morris professor^[225]

Withdrawn

John Bartlett, Passaic County Freeholder (running for re-election)^[226]^[227]

Declined

Al Anthony, Livingston Township Councilman and former mayor of Livingston^[228]^[229]
Keith Kazmark, mayor of Woodland Park^[230]^[231]^[232]
John F. McKeon, state assembly member^[233]^[234]
Mike Venezia, mayor of Bloomfield^[235]

Results

General election

Endorsements

Jay Webber (R)

U.S. Executive Branch officials

U.S. senators

Tom Cotton, U.S. Senator (R-AR)^[239]

State senators

Anthony Bucco (25th District)^[240]

State Assembly members

Robert Auth (39th District)^[241]
Tony Bucco (25th District)^[208]
Caroline Casagrande (former, 11th District)^[242]
Guy R. Gregg (former, 24th District)^[242]
C. Richard Kamin (former, 24th District)^[242]

Organizations

Eagle Forum^[243]
National Republican Congressional Committee "Young Guns" Program^[244]
New Jersey Right to Life^[239]
NRA Political Victory Fund^[60]
Susan B. Anthony List^[245]

Local officials

Robert Alviene, mayor of Butler^[242]
Gary Chiusano, Sussex County Surrogate^[242]
Richard Conklin, mayor of Montville^[242]
Frank Druetzler, mayor Morris Plains^[242]
Ronald Francioli, mayor of Hanover^[242]
William Neely, mayor of Kinnelon^[242]
John Pecoraro, Morris County Surrogate^[246]
David Runfeldt, mayor of Lincoln Park^[242]
Michael Serra, mayor of Pompton Lakes^[242]
Mike Strada, Sussex County Sheriff^[240]
Mark Taylor, mayor of Florham Park^[242]

Individuals

Mark Dunec, 2014 Democratic nominee for New Jersey's 11th congressional district^[247]
Wayne Marek, former Democratic candidate for New Jersey General Assembly^[248]

Mikie Sherrill (D)

U.S. Executive Branch officials

Joe Biden, former Vice President of the United States and former U.S. Senator (D-DE)^[249]
Jim Johnson, former United States Under Secretary of the Treasury for Enforcement^[250]

U.S. Senators

Cory Booker, U.S. Senator (D-NJ)^[251]
Brian Schatz, U.S. Senator (D-HI)^[252]
Elizabeth Warren, U.S. Senator (D-MA)^[253]

U.S. Representatives

Ben Ray Lujan, U.S. Representative (D-NM)^[254]
Seth Moulton, U.S. Representative (D-MA)^[255]
Bill Pascrell, U.S. Representative (D-NJ)^[256]
Donald Payne Jr., U.S. Representatives (D-NJ)^[257]

Statewide officials

Richard Codey, 54th governor of New Jersey and current State Senator (27th District)^[258]
Phil Murphy, governor of New Jersey^[259]

State senators

Loretta Weinberg (37th District)^[260]

State Assembly members

Mila Jasey (27th District)^[258]

Labor unions

AFL-CIO^[14]
Communications Workers of America^[15]
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers^[16]
New Jersey State Police Benevolent's Association^[261]
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America^[262]

Organizations

Newspapers

New Jersey Hills Media Group, publisher of 10 local papers in the district^[272]
The New York Times^[273]

Local officials

Robert "Bob" Connelly, mayor of Madison^[258]
Amalia Duarte, Committeewoman of Mendham Township^[274]
Manny Friedlander, Councilman of Rockaway Township^[275]
Keith Kazmark, mayor of Woodland Park^[258]
Joe Pannullo, mayor of East Hanover^[258]
Mike Puzio, Councilman of Rockaway Township (Republican)^[275]
Jonathan Sackett, Councilman of Rockaway Township^[275]

Individuals

County Democratic Party organizations

Morris County^[183]

Debate

Polling

Hypothetical polling

Predictions

Results

By county

District 12

The 12th district is based in Central Jersey and includes parts of Mercer, Middlesex, Somerset and Union counties. The district is known for its research centers and educational institutions such as Princeton University, Institute for Advanced Study, Johnson & Johnson and Bristol-Myers Squibb. Incumbent Democrat Bonnie Watson Coleman, who had represented the district since 2015, ran for re-election. She was re-elected with 63% of the vote in 20. The district had a PVI of +.

Democratic primary

Candidates

Nominee

Bonnie Watson Coleman, incumbent U.S. Representative

Results

Republican primary

Candidates

Nominee

Daryl Kipnis, attorney and nominee for state senate (LD-17) in 2017^[285]

Results

General election

Predictions

Endorsements

Bonnie Watson Coleman (D)

Labor unions

Organizations

Congressional Progressive Caucus^[17]

Results

By county

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