Governors of New Jersey, 1776-2022 (May be
incomplete!)
William
Livingston 1776-90
Elisha
Lawrence 1790
William
Paterson 1790-93
Thomas
Henderson 1793
Richard
Howell 1793-1801
Joseph
Bloomfield 1801-02
John
Lambert 1802-03
Joseph
Bloomfield 1803-12
Aaron
Ogden 1812-13
William
S. Pennington 1813-15
William
Kennedy 1815
Mahlon
Dickerson 1815-17
Isaac
H. Williamson 1817-29
Peter
D. Vroom 1829-32
Samuel
L. Southard 1832-33
Elias
P. Seeley 1833
Peter
D. Vroom 1833-36
Philemon
Dickerson 1836-37
William
Pennington 1837-43
Daniel
Haines 1843-45
Charles
C. Stratton 1845-48
Daniel
Haines 1848-51
George
F. Fort 1851-54
Rodman
M. Price 1854-57
William
A. Newell 1857-60
Charles
S. Olden 1860-63
Joel
Parker 1863-66
Marcus
L. Ward 1866-69
Theodore
F. Randolph 1869-72
Joel
Parker 1872-75
Joseph
D. Bedle 1875-78
George
B. McClellan 1878-81
George
C. Ludlow 1881-84
Leon
Abbett 1884-87
Robert
S. Green 1887-90
Leon
Abbett 1890-93
George
T. Werts 1893-96
John
W. Griggs 1896-98
Foster
M. Voorhees 1898
David
O. Watkins 1898-99
Foster
M. Voorhees 1899-1902
Franklin
Murphy 1902-05
Edward
C. Stokes 1905-08
J.
Franklin Fort 1908-11
Woodrow
Wilson 1911-13
James
F. Fielder 1913
Leon
R. Taylor 1913-14
James
F. Fielder 1914-17
Walter
E. Edge 1917-19
William
N. Runyon 1919-20
Clarence
E. Case 1920
Edward
I. Edwards 1920-23
George
S. Silzer 1923-26
A.
Harry Moore 1926-29
Morgan
F. Larson 1929-32
A.
Harry Moore 1932-35
Clifford
R. Powell 1935
Horace
G. Prall 1935
Harold
G. Hoffman 1935-38
A.
Harry Moore 1938-41
Charles
Edison 1941-44
Walter
E. Edge 1944-47
Alfred
E. Driscoll 1947-54
Robert
B. Meyner 1954-62
Richard
J. Hughes 1962-70
William
T. Cahill 1970-74
Brendan
T. Byrne 1974-82
Thomas
H. Kean 1982-90
James
J. Florio 1990-94
Christine
Todd Whitman 1994-2001
Donald
T. DiFrancesco 2001-02
John
Farmer, Jr. 2002
John
O. Bennett 2002
Richard
J. Codey 2002
Jim
McGreevey 2002-04
Richard
J. Codey 2004-06
Jon
Corzine 2006-10
Chris
Christie 2010-18
Phil
Murphy 2018-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1790 Jul 25:
William
Livingston, died in office.
1847:
William
Wright, defeated.
1865:
Theodore
Runyon (Dem), defeated.
1868:
John
I. Blair (Rep), defeated.
1874:
George
A. Halsey (Rep), defeated.
1877:
William
A. Newell, defeated.
1886:
Benjamin
Franklin Howey (Rep), defeated.
1889:
E.
Burd Grubb (Rep), defeated.
1892:
John
Kean, defeated.
1895:
Alexander
T. McGill (Dem), defeated.
1895 Nov 5:
John
W. Griggs (Rep), elected.
1898:
Elvin
Williamson Crane (Dem), defeated;
Matthew
Maguire (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1901:
James
M. Seymour (Dem), defeated.
1907:
Frank
S. Katzenbach, Jr. (Dem), defeated.
1913 Nov 4:
James
F. Fielder (Dem), elected;
Edward
C. Stokes (Rep), defeated;
Everett
Colby (Progressive), defeated;
James
M. Reilly (Socialist), defeated;
James
G. Mason (Prohibition), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Daniel
F. Dwyer (Ind), defeated.
1916 Sep 26:
Walter
E. Edge (Rep), nominated.
1916 Nov 7:
Walter
E. Edge (Rep), elected;
H.
Otto Wittpen (Dem), defeated;
Frederick
Krafft (Socialist), defeated;
Harry
Vaughan (Prohibition), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1919:
William
N. Runyon (Rep), defeated in primary;
Thomas
L. Raymond (Rep), defeated in primary.
1919 May 16:
Walter
E. Edge, resigned.
1919 Nov 4:
Edward
I. Edwards (Dem), elected;
Newton
A. K. Bugbee (Rep), defeated;
Albert
Farr (Socialist), defeated;
Charles
E. Lane (Prohibition), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Markly
Denterfass (Single Tax), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
George
S. Silzer (Dem), elected;
William
N. Runyon (Rep), defeated;
George
H. Goebel (Socialist), defeated;
Martin
McDonald (Workers), defeated;
Frank
Sanders (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Edward
N. Caffal (Single Tax), defeated.
1925 Nov 3:
A.
Harry Moore (Dem), elected;
Arthur
Whitney (Rep), defeated;
Leo
Harkins (Socialist), defeated;
Eugene
A. Smith (Prohibition), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
George
Pearlman (Workers), defeated;
Joseph
Ferguson (Commonwealth Land), defeated.
1928 May 15:
William
L. Dill (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1928 May 15:
Morgan
F. Larson (Rep), nominated;
Robert
Carey (Rep), defeated in primary;
J.
Henry Harrison (Rep), defeated in primary;
Cornelius
Doremus (Rep), defeated in primary.
1928 Nov 6:
Morgan
F. Larson (Rep), elected;
William
L. Dill (Dem), defeated;
Eugene
A. Smith (Prohibition), defeated;
William
K. Tallman (Socialist), defeated;
Scott
Nearing (Workers), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1931 May 19:
A.
Harry Moore (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1931 May 19:
David
Baird, Jr. (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1931 Nov 3:
A.
Harry Moore (Dem), elected;
David
Baird, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Edmund
R. Halsey (Ind), defeated;
Owen
M. Bruner (Prohibition), defeated;
Herman
F. Niessner (Socialist), defeated;
John
J. Ballam (Communist), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
John
A. Kelly (Taxpayers Economy), defeated.
1934 May 15:
William
L. Dill (Dem), nominated;
Theron
McCampbell (Dem), defeated in primary.
1934 May 15:
Harold
G. Hoffman (Rep), nominated;
Robert
Carey (Rep), defeated in primary;
Joseph
G. Wolber (Rep), defeated in primary;
Emerson
L. Richards (Rep), defeated in primary.
1934 Nov 6:
Harold
G. Hoffman (Rep), elected;
William
L. Dill (Dem), defeated;
Herman
F. Niessner (Socialist), defeated;
Morris
Moe Brown (Communist), defeated;
Leslie
E. Molineux (Prohibition), defeated;
George
E. Bopp (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Charles
H. Ingersoll (Plenty for Everybody), defeated;
Cornell
Joel Grossman (Tax Reduction), defeated.
1937 Sep 21:
A.
Harry Moore (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1937 Sep 21:
Lester
H. Clee (Rep), nominated;
Clifford
R. Powell (Rep), defeated in primary.
1937 Nov 2:
A.
Harry Moore (Dem), elected;
Lester
H. Clee (Rep), defeated;
James
F. Murray (Roosevelt, Labor, Anti-Hague), defeated;
Eugene
A. Smith (Prohibition), defeated;
Henry
Jager (Socialist), defeated;
Frank
Chandler (Communist), defeated;
John
T. Kurzawski (Ind), defeated;
Dinshah
P. Ghadiali, defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1940 May 21:
Charles
Edison (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1940 May 21:
Robert
C. Hendrickson (Rep), nominated;
Harold
G. Hoffman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1940 Nov 5:
Charles
Edison (Dem), elected;
Robert
C. Hendrickson (Rep), defeated;
Marion
Douglas (Socialist), defeated;
Manuel
Cantor (Communist), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Elmo
L. Bateman (Prohibition), defeated.
1943 Sep 21:
Vincent
J. Murphy (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1943 Sep 21:
Walter
E. Edge (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1943 Nov 2:
Walter
E. Edge (Rep), elected;
Vincent
J. Murphy (Dem), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
John
Binns (Prohibition), defeated;
Roy
V. H. Wilkinson (Socialist), defeated.
1946 Jun 4:
Lewis
G. Hansen (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1946 Jun 4:
Alfred
E. Driscoll (Rep), nominated;
Harold
G. Hoffman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1946 Nov 5:
Alfred
E. Driscoll (Rep), elected;
Lewis
G. Hansen (Dem), defeated;
Alan
Kohlman (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Lawrence
Mahan (Communist), defeated;
Rubye
Smith (Socialist), defeated;
Robert
Lee Gittings (Anti-Medical Trust), defeated;
George
E. Bopp (Socialist Labor), defeated;
John
Binns (Prohibition), defeated.
1949 Apr 19:
Elmer
H. Wene (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1949 Apr 19:
Alfred
E. Driscoll (Rep), nominated;
Robert
L. Adams (Rep), defeated in primary.
1949 Nov 8:
Alfred
E. Driscoll (Rep), elected;
Elmer
H. Wene (Dem), defeated;
James
Imbrie (Progressive), defeated;
John
C. Butterworth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Edson
R. Leach (Prohibition), defeated.
1953 Apr 21:
Robert
B. Meyner (Dem), nominated;
Elmer
H. Wene (Dem), defeated in primary;
Alexander
F. Ormsby (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
J. Winberry (Dem), defeated in primary.
1953 Apr 21:
Paul
L. Troast (Rep), nominated;
Malcolm
S. Forbes (Rep), defeated in primary;
Kenneth
C. Hand (Rep), defeated in primary;
Alvin
W. Van Schoick (Rep), defeated in primary;
Frederick
F. Richardson (Rep), defeated in primary;
Paul
E. Shepard (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
Richard Klein (Rep), defeated in primary.
1953 Nov 3:
Robert
B. Meyner (Dem), elected;
Paul
L. Troast (Rep), defeated;
Clendenin
Ryan (Independent Voters), defeated;
Henry
B. Krajewski (Jersey Veterans Bonus), defeated;
Albert
Ronis (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1957 Apr 16:
Robert
B. Meyner (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1957 Apr 16:
Malcolm
S. Forbes (Rep), nominated;
Wayne
Dumont, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary.
1957 Nov 5:
Robert
B. Meyner (Dem), elected;
Malcolm
S. Forbes (Rep), defeated;
Albert
Ronis (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Henry
B. Krajewski (American Third Party), defeated;
Winfred
O. Perry (Conservative), defeated;
Anthony
D. Scipio (All-American), defeated.
1961 Apr 18:
Richard
J. Hughes (Dem), nominated;
Weldon
R. Sheets (Dem), defeated in primary;
Eugene
E. Demarest (Dem), defeated in primary.
1961 Apr 18:
James
P. Mitchell (Rep), nominated;
Walter
H. Jones (Rep), defeated in primary;
Wayne
Dumont, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary;
Louis
Berns (Rep), defeated in primary.
1961 Nov 7:
Richard
J. Hughes (Dem), elected;
James
P. Mitchell (Rep), defeated;
Reinhardt
V. Metzger (Conservative), defeated;
Henry
B. Krajewski (Veterans Bonus Now), defeated;
Edward
James Lueddeke (Prosperity With Liberty), defeated;
G.
George Addonizio (Ind), defeated;
Albert
Ronis (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Daniel
A. Petrino (State Soldiers Bonus), defeated;
Ruth
F. Shiminsky (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1965 Jun 1:
Richard
J. Hughes (Dem), nominated;
William
J. Clark (Dem), defeated in primary.
1965 Jun 1:
Wayne
Dumont, Jr. (Rep), nominated;
Charles
W. Sandman, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary;
Harold
P. Poeschel (Rep), defeated in primary.
1965 Nov 2:
Richard
J. Hughes (Dem), elected;
Wayne
Dumont, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Robert
L. Schlacter (Conservative), defeated;
Christopher
Columbus Vespucci, Sr. (Veterans Choice), defeated;
Julius
Levin (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Ruth
F. Shiminsky (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1969 Jun 3:
Robert
B. Meyner (Dem), nominated;
William
F. Kelly, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;
Henry
Helstoski (Dem), defeated in primary;
D.
Louis Tonti (Dem), defeated in primary;
Ned
J. Parsekian (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
L. Hennessey (Dem), defeated in primary.
1969 Jun 3:
William
T. Cahill (Rep), nominated;
Charles
W. Sandman, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary;
Harry
L. Sears (Rep), defeated in primary;
Frank
X. McDermott (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
E. Ozzard (Rep), defeated in primary.
1969 Nov 4:
William
T. Cahill (Rep), elected;
Robert
B. Meyner (Dem), defeated;
James
E. Johnson (Independent Party), defeated;
Jack
D. Alvino (Ind), defeated;
Winfred
O. Perry (Conservative), defeated;
Louis
Vander Plate (Ind), defeated;
Julius
Levin (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1973 Jun 5:
Brendan
T. Byrne (Dem), nominated;
Ann
Klein (Dem), defeated in primary;
Ralph
C. DeRose (Dem), defeated in primary;
Francis
A. Forst (Dem), defeated in primary;
Vito
A. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary.
1973 Jun 5:
Charles
W. Sandman, Jr. (Rep), nominated;
William
T. Cahill (Rep), defeated in primary;
Michael
A. Maglio (Rep), defeated in primary.
1973 Nov 6:
Brendan
T. Byrne (Dem), elected;
Charles
W. Sandman, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
A.
Howard Freund (American), defeated;
Alfred
V. Colabella, Jr. (Ind), defeated;
Robert
Clement (Socialist Labor), defeated;
John
A. Goodson (Libertarian), defeated;
James
J. Terlizzi (Taxpayers' Watchdog), defeated;
Stanley
R. Knis (Tax Repeal), defeated;
Kenneth
E. Newcomb (Communist), defeated;
Angelo
S. Massaro (Populus), defeated;
Jack
D. Alvino (Ind), defeated;
George
Gilk (Defeat Narcotics Crime), defeated.
1977 Jun 7:
Brendan
T. Byrne (Dem), nominated;
Robert
A. Roe (Dem), defeated in primary;
Ralph
C. DeRose (Dem), defeated in primary;
James
J. Florio (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joseph
A. Hoffman (Dem), defeated in primary;
Raymond
Garramone (Dem), defeated in primary;
A.
Howard Freund (Dem), defeated in primary;
Paul
T. Jordan (Dem), defeated in primary;
Emery
J. Zold (Dem), defeated in primary;
George
Koukos (Dem), defeated in primary;
Melvin
M. Whaley (Dem), defeated in primary.
1977 Jun 7:
Raymond
H. Bateman (Rep), nominated;
Thomas
H. Kean (Rep), defeated in primary;
C.
Robert Sarcone (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
A. Angus, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary.
1977 Nov 8:
Brendan
T. Byrne (Dem), elected;
Raymond
H. Bateman (Rep), defeated;
Francis
W. Flowers (Declare Your Independence), defeated;
Chester
Grabowski (Independents for All), defeated;
Frank
J. Primich (Libertarian), defeated;
Chauncey
E. McSpiritt (Cheap, Chauncey, Upstart), defeated;
Paul
B. Rizzo (Ind), defeated;
Richard
D. McAleer (Anti-Income Tax), defeated;
John
F. Donato (Axe The Tax), defeated;
Angelo
S. Massaro (Populus), defeated;
William
Zsidisin (One For All), defeated;
Julius
Levin (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Jasper
C. Gould (Ind), defeated;
Leif
Johnson (Labor), defeated;
Robert
A. Ganteaume (Grass Roots), defeated;
William
Gahres (Right To Die), defeated.
1981 Jun 2:
James
J. Florio (Dem), nominated;
Robert
A. Roe (Dem), defeated in primary;
Kenneth
A. Gibson (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joseph
P. Merlino (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
J. Degnan (Dem), defeated in primary;
Thomas
F. X. Smith (Dem), defeated in primary;
Frank
J. Dodd (Dem), defeated in primary;
William
J. Hamilton, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;
Barbara
McConnell (Dem), defeated in primary;
Ann
Klein (Dem), defeated in primary;
Herbert
J. Buehler (Dem), defeated in primary;
Stella
E. Mann (Dem), defeated in primary;
Rose
Z. Monyek (Dem), defeated in primary.
1981 Jun 2:
Thomas
H. Kean (Rep), nominated;
Lawrence
F. Kramer (Rep), defeated in primary;
Joseph
A. Sullivan (Rep), defeated in primary;
James
H. Wallwork (Rep), defeated in primary;
Barry
T. Parker (Rep), defeated in primary;
Anthony
Imperiale (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
K. Rafferty (Rep), defeated in primary;
Richard
B. McGlynn (Rep), defeated in primary.
1981 Nov 3:
Thomas
H. Kean (Rep), elected;
James
J. Florio (Dem), defeated;
William
Gahres (Down With Lawyers), defeated;
Chester
Grabowski (Suffering Majority), defeated;
Jack
Moyers (Libertarian), defeated;
Paul
B. Rizzo (Independent, Honest, Available), defeated;
Harry
J. Gaynor (Leadership By Example), defeated;
James
A. Kolyer (Middle Class), defeated;
Julius
Levin (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Charles
C. Stone, Jr. (Federalist), defeated;
James
Harris, Jr. (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Ernest
C. Pellerino (Law and Order), defeated;
Jasper
C. Gould (Contempt of Court), defeated.
1985 Jun 4:
Peter
Shapiro (Dem), nominated;
John
F. Russo (Dem), defeated in primary;
Kenneth
A. Gibson (Dem), defeated in primary;
Stephen
B. Wiley (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
J. Del Tufo (Dem), defeated in primary;
Elliot
Greenspan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1985 Jun 4:
Thomas
H. Kean (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1985 Nov 5:
Thomas
H. Kean (Rep), elected;
Peter
Shapiro (Dem), defeated;
Roger
Headrick (True Light), defeated;
Virginia
A. Flynn (Libertarian), defeated;
Mark
Satinoff (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Julius
Levin (Socialist Labor), defeated;
George
M. Fishman (Communist), defeated.
1989 Jun 6:
James
J. Florio (Dem), nominated;
Barbara
B. Sigmund (Dem), defeated in primary;
Alan
J. Karcher (Dem), defeated in primary.
1989 Jun 6:
James
A. Courter (Rep), nominated;
Cary
Edwards (Rep), defeated in primary;
Chuck
Hardwick (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
L. Gormley (Rep), defeated in primary;
Gerald
Cardinale (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tom
Blomquist (Rep), defeated in primary;
Lois
G. Rand (Rep), defeated in primary;
James
A. Kolyer (Rep), defeated in primary.
1989 Nov 7:
James
J. Florio (Dem), elected;
James
A. Courter (Rep), defeated;
Daniel
M. Karlan (Libertarian), defeated;
Michael
Ziruolo (Better Affordable Government), defeated;
Tom
Fuscaldo (One Eye On), defeated;
Catherine
Renee Sedwick (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1993 Jun 8:
James
J. Florio (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1993 Jun 8:
Christine
Todd Whitman (Rep), nominated;
Cary
Edwards (Rep), defeated in primary;
James
H. Wallwork (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
P. Hoffman (Rep), defeated in primary;
J.
Patrick Gilligan (Rep), defeated in primary.
1993 Nov 2:
Christine
Todd Whitman (Rep), elected;
James
J. Florio (Dem), defeated;
Pat
Daly (Ind), defeated;
Kenneth
R. Kaplan (Ind), defeated;
Tom
Blomquist (Ind), defeated;
Joseph
Marion (Ind), defeated;
Richard
J. Lynch (Ind), defeated;
Alene
S. Ammond (Ind), defeated;
Tim
Feeney (Ind), defeated;
Michael
R. Scully (Ind), defeated;
Pete
DiLauro (Ind), defeated;
Marilyn
Arons (Ind), defeated;
John
L. Kucek (Ind), defeated;
Tom
Fuscaldo (Ind), defeated;
Michael
Ziruolo (Ind), defeated;
Andrew
J. Zemel (Ind), defeated;
Andrea
Lippi (Ind), defeated;
Mark
J. Rahn (Ind), defeated.
1997 Jun 3:
Jim
McGreevey (Dem), nominated;
Robert
E. Andrews (Dem), defeated in primary;
W.
Michael Murphy (Dem), defeated in primary;
Frank
C. Marmo (Dem), defeated in primary.
1997 Jun 3:
Christine
Todd Whitman (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1997 Nov 4:
Christine
Todd Whitman (Rep), elected;
Jim
McGreevey (Dem), defeated;
Murray
Sabrin (Libertarian), defeated;
Richard
J. Pezzullo (N.J. Conservative), defeated;
Madelyn
R. Hoffman (Green), defeated;
Michael
Perrone, Jr. (Independent Progressive), defeated;
Robert
B. Miller (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Gregory
Pason (Socialist), defeated;
Lincoln
A. Norton (Natural Law), defeated;
Nuncie
A. Ripa, Jr. (Ind), defeated.
2001 Jan 31:
Christine
Todd Whitman, resigned.
2001 Jun 26:
Jim
McGreevey (Dem), nominated;
Elliot
Greenspan (Dem), defeated in primary.
2001 Jun 26:
Bret
Schundler (Rep), nominated;
Bob
Franks (Rep), defeated in primary.
2001 Nov 6:
Jim
McGreevey (Dem), elected;
Bret
Schundler (Rep), defeated;
William
E. Schluter (Ind), defeated;
Jerry
L. Coleman (Green), defeated;
Mark
Edgerton (Libertarian), defeated;
George
Watson, Jr. (Free New Jersey), defeated;
Michael
W. Koontz (Conservative), defeated;
Costantino
Rozzo (Socialist), defeated;
Kari
Sachs (Socialist Workers), defeated.
2004 Jan 15:
Jim
McGreevey, resigned.
2005 Jun 7:
Jon
Corzine (Dem), nominated;
James
D. Kelly, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;
Francis
X. Tenaglio (Dem), defeated in primary.
2005 Jun 7:
Douglas
R. Forrester (Rep), nominated;
Bret
Schundler (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
J. Murphy (Rep), defeated in primary;
Steve
Lonegan (Rep), defeated in primary;
Robert
G. Schroeder (Rep), defeated in primary;
Paul
DiGaetano (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tod
Caliguire (Rep), defeated in primary.
2005 Nov 8:
Jon
Corzine (Dem), elected;
Douglas
R. Forrester (Rep), defeated;
Hector
L. Castillo (Education Not Corruption), defeated;
Jeffrey
Pawlowski (Libertarian), defeated;
Matthew
J. Thieke (Green), defeated;
Edward
Forchion (Legalize Marijuana), defeated;
Michael
Latigona (One New Jersey), defeated;
Wesley
K. Bell, defeated;
Angela
Lariscy (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Costantino
Rozzo (Socialist), defeated.
2009 Jun 2:
Jon
Corzine (Dem), nominated;
Carl
A. Bergmanson (Dem), defeated in primary;
Jeff
Boss (Dem), defeated in primary;
Roger
Bacon (Dem), defeated in primary.
2009 Jun 2:
Chris
Christie (Rep), nominated;
Steve
Lonegan (Rep), defeated in primary;
Richard
A. Merkt (Rep), defeated in primary.
2009 Nov 3:
Chris
Christie (Rep), elected;
Jon
Corzine (Dem), defeated;
Christopher
J. Daggett, defeated;
Kenneth
R. Kaplan, defeated;
Gary
T. Steele, defeated;
Jason
Cullen, defeated;
David
R. Meiswinkle, defeated;
Kostas
Petris, defeated;
Gregory
Pason, defeated;
Gary
Stein, defeated;
Joshua
Leinsdorf, defeated;
Alvin
Lindsay, Jr., defeated.
2013 Jun 4:
Barbara
Buono (Dem), nominated;
Troy
Webster (Dem), defeated in primary.
2013 Jun 4:
Chris
Christie (Rep), nominated;
Seth
Grossman (Rep), defeated in primary.
2013 Nov 5:
Chris
Christie (Rep), elected;
Barbara
Buono (Dem), defeated;
Kenneth
R. Kaplan (Libertarian), defeated;
Steven
Welzer (Green), defeated;
Diane
W. Sare (Glass-Steagall Now), defeated;
William
Araujo (Peace and Freedom), defeated;
Hank
Schroeder (Economic Growth), defeated;
Jeff
Boss (NSA Did 9/11), defeated.
2017 Jun 6:
Phil
Murphy (Dem), nominated;
James
Edward Johnson (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
S. Wisniewski (Dem), defeated in primary;
Raymond
J. Lesniak (Dem), defeated in primary;
William
Brennan (Dem), defeated in primary;
Mark
Zinna (Dem), defeated in primary.
2017 Jun 6:
Kimberly
M. Guadagno (Rep), nominated;
Jack
M. Ciattarelli (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hirsh
V. Singh (Rep), defeated in primary;
Joe
Rudy Rullo (Rep), defeated in primary;
Steven
Rogers (Rep), defeated in primary.
2017 Nov 7:
Phil
Murphy (Dem), elected;
Kimberly
M. Guadagno (Rep), defeated;
Gina
Genovese (Ind), defeated;
Peter
J. Rohrman (Libertarian), defeated;
Seth
Kaper-Dale (Green), defeated;
Matthew
Riccardi (Constitution), defeated;
Vincent
Ross (Ind), defeated.
2021 Jun 8:
Phil
Murphy (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2021 Jun 8:
Jack
M. Ciattarelli (Rep), nominated;
Philip
Rizzo (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hirsh
V. Singh (Rep), defeated in primary;
Brian
D. Levine (Rep), defeated in primary.
2021 Nov 3:
Phil
Murphy (Dem), elected;
Jack
M. Ciattarelli (Rep), defeated;
Madelyn
R. Hoffman (Green), defeated;
Gregg
Mele (Libertarian), defeated;
Joanne
S. Kuniansky (Socialist Workers), defeated.
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