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Governor Phil Murphy (D) District 1 District 6 District 11 Senate Senate Senate Neutral James Beach* (D) Vin Gopal (D) Governor Phil Murphy (D) District 1 District 6 District 11 Senate Senate Senate Neutral James Beach* (D) Vin Gopal (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Bob Andrzejczak* (D) Louis D. Greenwald* (D) Eric Houghtaling*+ (D) R. Bruce Land* (D) Pamela R. Lampitt* (D) Joann Downey* (D) District 2 District 7 District 12 Senate Senate Senate Neutral Troy Singleton+ (D) David H. Lande (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Neutral Carol Murphy (D) Gene Davis (D) Herb Conaway* (D) Nirav Patel (D) District 3 District 8 District 13 Senate Senate Senate Stephen M. Sweeney*+ (D) George B. Youngkin (D) Sean F. Byrnes (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly John J. Burzichelli* (D) Neutral Neutral Adam Taliaferro* (D) District 4 District 9 District 14 Senate Senate Senate Fred H. Madden* (D) Brian Corley White (D) Linda R. Greenstein* (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Paul D. Moriarty*+ (D) Jill Dobrowansky (D) Wayne P. DeAngelo*+ (D) Gabriela M. Mosquera* (D) Ryan Young (D) Daniel R. Benson* (D) District 5 District 10 District 15 Senate Senate Senate Nilsa Cruz-Perez* (D) Emma L. Mammano (D) Shirley K. Turner* (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Patricia Egan Jones* (D) Michael B. Cooke (D) Reed Gusciora* (D) Arthur Barclay* (D) Raymond Baker (D) Elizabeth Maher Muoio* (D) * denotes Incumbent + denotes Labor Candidate District 16 District 21 District 26 Senate Senate Senate Laurie Poppe (D) Neutral Neutral Assembly Assembly Assembly Roy Freiman (D) David Barnett (D) Neutral Andrew Zwicker* (D) Lacey Rzeszowski (D) District 17 District 22 District 27 Senate Senate Senate Bob Smith* (D) Nicholas P. Scutari* (D) Richard J. Codey* (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Joseph V. Egan*+ (D) Gerald “Jerry” Green* (D) John F. McKeon* (D) Joe Danielsen* (D) James J. Kennedy* (D) Mila M. Jasey* (D) District 18 District 23 District 28 Senate Senate Senate Patrick J. Diegnan, Jr.* (D) Christine Lui Chen (D) Ronald L. Rice* (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Nancy Pinkin* (D) Laura Shaw (D) Cleopatra G. Tucker* (D) Robert J. Karabinchak* (D) Ralph Caputo* (D) District 19 District 24 District 29 Senate Senate Senate Joseph F. Vitale* (D) Jennifer Hamilton (D) M. Teresa Ruiz* (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Yvonne Lopez (D) Kate Matteson (D) Shanique Speight (D) Craig J. Coughlin* (D) Gina Trish (D) Eliana Pintor Marin* (D) District 20 District 25 District 30 Senate Senate Senate Joseph P. Cryan (D) Lisa Bhimani (D) Amy Sara Cores (D) Assembly Assembly Assembly Annette Quijano* (D) Thomas Moran (D) Eliot Arlo Colon (D) Jamel C. Holley* (D) Richard Corcoran (D) Kevin Scott (D) * denotes Incumbent + denotes Labor Candidate District 31 District 36 Senate Senate Sandra B. Cunningham* (D) Paul A. Sarlo* (D) Assembly Assembly Nicholas Chiaravalloti* (D) Marlene Caride* (D) Angela V. McKnight* (D) Gary Schaer* (D) District 32 District 37 Senate Senate Nicholas J. Sacco* (D) Loretta Weinberg* (D) Assembly Assembly Vincent Prieto* (D) Gordon M. Johnson* (D) Angelica M. Jimenez* (D) Valerie Vainieri Huttle* (D) District 33 District 38 Senate Senate Brian P. Stack* (D) Bob Gordon* (D) Assembly Assembly Raj Mukherji* (D) Timothy J. Eustace* (D) Annette Chaparro* (D) Joseph A. Lagana* (D) District 34 District 39 Senate Senate Nia H. Gill* (D) Linda H. Schwager (D) Assembly Assembly Thomas P. Giblin*+ (D) Jannie Chung (D) Sheila Y. Oliver* (D) Annie Hausman (D) District 35 District 40 Senate Senate Nellie Pou* (D) Thomas Duch (D) Assembly Assembly Shavonda E. Sumter* (D) Paul Vagianos (D) Benjie E. Wimberly* (D) Christine Ordway (D) OPEIU 153 * denotes Incumbent + denotes Labor Candidate LABOR CANDIDATES Name Union Office Sought Leonard Luciano* AFT 481 Essex County Freeholder Michael Heller* AFT 1904 Bloomfield Board of Education Edina Renfro-Michel AFT 1904 Boonton Alderman Keith Kazmark* AFT 2360 Woodland Park Mayor David Mayer* AFT 2373 Gloucester Township Mayor Kevin Bucceroni* AWIU 14 Black Horse Pike Regional Board of Education Kirk Gerety* BAC 2 Somers Point Council Laura Spagnola-Vargas CWA 1032 Woodland Park Board of Education Roberto Sayers CWA 1033 South Plainfield Council Michele Liebtag* CWA 1036 Frenchtown Council Lauren Kremper* CWA 1038 Edgewater Park Committee Shawn Ludwig* CWA 1038 Barrington Council James Toto* CWA 1078 Somers Point Council John Kendall* CWA/IUE 103 Haddon Township Board of Education Howard Miller* IBEW 30 Laurel Springs Board of Education Charles Hassler* IBEW 94 Salem County Freeholder Phillip Schocklin* IBEW 98 Deptford Council Joseph Lukac IBEW 102 Manville Borough Council Keith Misciagna* IBEW 164 Park Ridge Council Wayne DeAngelo* IBEW 269 District 14 State Assembly Steven DiMatteo* IBEW 351 Pittsgrove Board of Education Gregory McAvaddy* IBEW 351 Buena Borough Council Eric Houghtaling* IBEW 400 District 11 State Assembly Joseph Egan* IBEW 456 District 17 State Assembly Gina Ragomo-Tait* IBEW 827 Palmyra Council Lori Brigati* IBEW 1158 Passaic Valley Regional H.S. District Board of Education Ray Cibo IFPTE 195 Glassboro Board of Education William Lamb* ILA 1291 Deptford Council Steve Sweeney* Ironworkers 399 District 3 State Senate Timothy Dougherty* IUOE 68 Morristown Mayor Thomas Giblin* IUOE 68 District 34 State Assembly James Gorman IUOE 68 Galloway Council Michael Martorelli* IUOE 68 East Hanover Council Chris Carney IUOE 825 Frankford Council Nick Civitan IUOE 825 Frankford Council * denotes Incumbent + denotes Labor Candidate Name Union Office Sought Wayne Richardson* LIUNA 55 Essex County Freeholder Curtis Jenkins* LIUNA 77 Camden City Council Frank Baldorossi, Jr.* LIUNA 172 Florence Council James Kownacki* LIUNA 172 Lawrence Council Fred Scheetz LIUNA 172 Florence Council Mario Christina* Roofers 30 Delsea Regional Board of Education George Tibbitt* Roofers 30 Atlantic City Council Paul Moriarty* SAG/AFTRA District 4 State Assembly Christopher Hamler* UA 24 Warren Hills Regional Board of Education John Carman* UBC 255 Atlantic County Freeholder Michael Ring* UBC 255 Absecon Council Jonathan Young, Sr.* UBC 255 Camden County Freeholder Troy Singleton UBC 715 District 7 State Senate John Hall* USW 943 Woodstown Council * denotes Incumbent + denotes Labor Candidate .
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