NJ Dems Leading in Mail-in Gubernatorial Ballots
According to the latest data from the New Jersey Division of Elections, Democrats have returned approximately 125,000 more mail-in ballots than registered Republicans for this year's gubernatorial election.
As of October 15, a total of 308,718 New Jerseyans have cast vote-by-mail ballots in the election between Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli, with 194,405 from Democrats, 69,243 from Republicans, and 45,070 from unaffiliated voters.
- Democrats: 194,405 ballots
- Republicans: 69,243 ballots
- Unaffiliated voters: 45,070 ballots
Analysis by political experts shows that Democrats have increased their margin over Republicans in "vote by mail" by about 20,000 compared to the last governor's election.
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Author's summary: NJ Democrats are outpacing GOP in mail-in ballots.
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