Final Push in NJ-7 Congressional Race Ahead of Election Day
- With Election Day one day away, candidates in New Jersey's 7th Congressional District are making their final push to reach voters.
- Since Dale Caldwell’s September 25 resignation, the debate over New Jersey’s next lieutenant governor has included competing calls for racial and ethnic representation.
- Some Black leaders have advocated for a Black successor to the lieutenant governorship position.
- The focus remains on reaching voters and securing support in the final hours before Election Day.
- The NJ-7 Congressional District race is a key point of contention in the upcoming election.
Articles (6)
WABC-TV New York·
Kean, Bennett make final push in NJ-7 race before Election Day
The Star-Ledger (NJ.com)·
Democrats are closing the voter registration gap in N.J.'s 7th Dist.
N.J. Democrats just added 3x as many voters as Republicans
Gov. Sherrill’s approval still positive but drops, Trump’s is even lower in N.J., poll shows
‘We don’t want the crumbs anymore’: Black leaders put N.J. Democrats on notice
N.J.’s Hispanics don’t need the lieutenant governorship. We need results.