Republicans Prep for an All-Out Race to Flip New Jersey, With Trump's Help
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Despite Democrats holding a significant majority in New Jersey's Legislature and voter registration, Republican Jack Ciattarelli has emerged as a strong contender for the governorship. Winning the GOP nomination with a 3-to-1 margin enhances party optimism for the upcoming election against incumbent Democrat Mikie Sherrill. With a history of previous campaigns, name recognition, and support from former President Trump, Ciattarelli is poised to challenge a longstanding Democratic hold on the governorship, potentially marking a generational opportunity for Republicans.
On Tuesday, Jack Ciattarelli, a former state assemblyman, won the Republican nomination by a resounding 3-to-1 margin, further ratcheting up confidence among party leaders intent on making the most of an atmosphere that they believe offers the best shot for a win in years.
It's the best opportunity, maybe, in a generation, said Mike DuHaime, a political strategist who helped to run campaigns for former Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican who left office in 2018.
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