The Associated Press reports:
Representative Mikie Sherrill on Tuesday won the Democratic Party’s nomination to run for governor of New Jersey, capping a hard-fought primary that featured a large field of prominent and well-funded candidates.
With about 90 percent of the estimated vote reported, Ms. Sherrill, a former U.S. Navy helicopter pilot who represents New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District, was outpacing five other candidates by a wide margin, according to The Associated Press.
Mayor Ras J. Baraka of Newark was in second place, just ahead of Mayor Steven Fulop of Jersey City, according to results tallied by the A.P., which are likely to change somewhat after ballots mailed by Election Day are fully counted.
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THANK YOU, NEW JERSEY!
I’m thrilled to officially be your Democratic nominee for governor and I am ready for the challenge. Let’s do this.
— Mikie Sherrill (@MikieSherrill) June 11, 2025
Congratulations to our Democratic nominee for Governor, @MikieSherrill!
It’s now time for all Democrats to unite behind her candidacy and defeat President Trump’s hand-picked Republican nominee, Jack Ciattarelli. pic.twitter.com/tPC1q4ykea
— Phil Murphy (@PhilMurphy) June 11, 2025