2017: NJ Gubernatorial/legislative elections

[Lord Admirale]

Update: 3 points between Ciattarelli and Guadagno. Ciattarelli is leading.

[Lord Admirale]

Two points between Guadagno and Ciattarelli, Ciattarelli leading.

[kyc0705]

There are a lot of uncontested primaries in the state leg.

Apathy for state politics in general + Apathy for all politics in New Jersey = Uncontested races everywhere.

[Gass3268]

Pretty sure that Murphy's got this.

[Lord Admirale]

Guadagno has now taken a 13 point lead over Ciattarelli

[Suburbia]

man there is absolutely no enthusiasm in this race

It's sad. When you have a governor who closed a lane as revenge because the town's mayor didn't endorse your 2013 reelection, you run for president in 2016 after low approval ratings, N.J. voters get turned off.

It's sad.

[MT Treasurer]

Murphy with 60% in Essex County (Newark). Decision Desk calls it for Murphy.

[Virginiá]

man there is absolutely no enthusiasm in this race

It's sad. When you have a governor who closed a lane as revenge because the town's mayor didn't endorse your 2013 reelection, you run for president in 2016 after low approval ratings, N.J. voters get turned off.

It's sad.

None of the frontrunners are particularly energizing, and because of NJ's partisan leanings and the national + local political environment, the next Governor is pretty much decided in the Democratic primary, barring any major unforeseen circumstances.

So it is a shame, but not surprising either.

[Lord Admirale]

The Atlantic calls it for Murphy

[BlueDogDemocrat]

The Atlantic calls it for Murphy

That was quick

[Lord Admirale]

The Atlantic calls it for Murphy

That was quick

I'm watching it live
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/06/live-results-new-jersey-governor-primary-race/529395/

[Progressive]

When do the nominees choose the LG candidates?

[Lord Admirale]

Now the Atlantic has called it for Guadagno.

[Pollster]

The Atlantic is using Decision Desk HQ's numbers. DD is the only entity that has called either race so far, though they are probably correct.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I do not yet concur with the Atlantic's call. Well under even 5% in still.

Governor
Republican Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.
Kim Guadagno
4,301   49.4%
Jack Ciattarelli
2,550   29.3
Joseph Rullo
683   7.8
Steven Rogers
619   7.1
Hirsh Singh
555   6.4
1% reporting (86 of 6,386 precincts)

Democratic Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.
Philip Murphy
6,223   50.6%
John Wisniewski
2,431   19.8
Jim Johnson
1,929   15.7
Raymond Lesniak
679   5.5
 Others   1,034   8.4
1% reporting (86 of 6,386 precincts)

[Suburbia]

I don't concur either. Ciattarelli could win.

[Gass3268]

I do not yet concur with the Atlantic's call. Well under even 5% in still.

Governor
Republican Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.
Kim Guadagno
4,301   49.4%
Jack Ciattarelli
2,550   29.3
Joseph Rullo
683   7.8
Steven Rogers
619   7.1
Hirsh Singh
555   6.4
1% reporting (86 of 6,386 precincts)

Democratic Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.
Philip Murphy
6,223   50.6%
John Wisniewski
2,431   19.8
Jim Johnson
1,929   15.7
Raymond Lesniak
679   5.5
 Others   1,034   8.4
1% reporting (86 of 6,386 precincts)

Totally can for Murphy

[MT Treasurer]

Murphy will win, but the margin will probably continue to narrow. Guadagno is favored, but I wouldn't call this one yet.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Wulfric Projection: MURPHY WINS DEM PRIMARY

Democratic Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.
Philip Murphy
19,142   48.5%
John Wisniewski
8,237   20.9
Jim Johnson
6,661   16.9
Raymond Lesniak
2,925   7.4
William Brennan
1,779   4.5
Mark Zinna
706   1.8
5% reporting (333 of 6,386 precincts)

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Governor
Republican Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.
Kim Guadagno
12,190   52.1%
Jack Ciattarelli
6,057   25.9
Hirsh Singh
2,033   8.7
Joseph Rullo
1,823   7.8
Steven Rogers
1,301   5.6
6% reporting (394 of 6,386 precincts)

[Lord Admirale]

I'd give the GOP primary some time, Ciattarrelli has a good chance imo. Hopefully there's a lot of anti-Christie Republicans voting. I'd vote for him over Phil "Goldman Sachs" Murphy.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I'd give the GOP primary some time, Ciattarrelli has a good chance imo. Hopefully there's a lot of anti-Christie Republicans voting. I'd vote for him over Phil "Goldman Sachs" Murphy.

Yeah, I'm waiting for more out of Essex and Middlesex, where Cittarelli has an early lead.

[Suburbia]

Ciattarelli is leading right now in Middlesex, an white ethnic stronghold.

Guadango is leading now in her home bases of Monmouth and Ocean.

[Lord Admirale]

I'd give the GOP primary some time, Ciattarrelli has a good chance imo. Hopefully there's a lot of anti-Christie Republicans voting. I'd vote for him over Phil "Goldman Sachs" Murphy.

And someone with your beliefs dislikes Goldman Sachs because...?

I'm not right or left-wing, I'm a centrist. I have a strong disdain for big banks, and big bankers in politics. Hence why I hated Jon Corzine and some of Trump's appointees.

[Lord Admirale]

I'd give the GOP primary some time, Ciattarrelli has a good chance imo. Hopefully there's a lot of anti-Christie Republicans voting. I'd vote for him over Phil "Goldman Sachs" Murphy.

Yeah, I'm waiting for more out of Essex and Middlesex, where Cittarelli has an early lead.

If Ciattarrelli can keep Essex, Middlesex, and take a lead in Bergen, I can guarantee Guadagno will be somewhat worried.

Also, could someone provide me with the individual county results?

EDIT: Bergen County has had no results called from it