NJ-SEN 2024: Draggin' The Line (3/24: Murphy OUT)

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Unless I'm missing something, Kim would be the first Senator from South Jersey since Robert Hendrickson, whose one term ended in 1955.

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Senator Bennet is #11, Klobuchar is #12, Mark Kelly #13,

IDK how Menendez survives this, you're going to have the entire caucus soon and probably Schumer then.

well, there’s one way….

https://twitter.com/sentomcotton/status/1706682272840130576?s=46

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Kim has won the Burlington line, as expected.

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Yeah, I think people were hyping this one up a little too much. Kim has done well to give himself a real chance at the nomination, but Murphy is definitely still the favorite.

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If we’re doing thread title ideas: “Fulip-Fulop”

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Some have suggested that Murphy dropping out would kill Kim’s standing in his lawsuit, allowing The Line to survive in the immediate-term; can any of our legal folks explain if this is true?

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This thread has more pages than NV, WI, MI, PA, OH, MT, TX, FL, MD, and only slightly one less than AZ (which was heavily boosted by Sinema Indpendent discussion). Why is Atlas so obsessed with a Safe D race over the elections that will actually decide the balance of power? There are a lot of NJ posters on this forum but still weird.

Only a few of those (NV, OH, MD) have actual notable primaries, and none of those states draw out the process of the primary nearly as much with the county-by-county addition the line involved, plus the drama of the lawsuit this time around.


It’s early April, there isn’t really much useful information that can be said about any of the general elections right now.