Las elecciones al Senado estatal de Nueva Jersey de 2021 se llevaron a cabo el 2 de noviembre de 2021. Los votantes de Nueva Jersey eligieron senadores estatales en todos los distritos legislativos del estado por un período de dos años para el Senado de Nueva Jersey . [2] Esta fue la primera elección desde 1991 en la que los republicanos obtuvieron escaños netos en el Senado estatal. Los demócratas luego recuperarían 25 escaños tras el cambio de partido de Samuel D. Thompson en 2023.
Titulares que no se presentan a la reelección
Democrático
Republicano
Además, cinco miembros que fueron elegidos en las últimas elecciones de 2017 han dejado el cargo desde entonces: Robert M. Gordon (D- 38.º , renunció), [7] Jeff Van Drew (D- 1.º , renunció), [8] Anthony R. Bucco (R- 25.º , murió en el cargo), [9] Gerald Cardinale (R- 39.º , murió en el cargo), [10] y Chris A. Brown (R- 2.º , renunció después de anunciar previamente su retiro). [11] [12]
Predicciones
Resultados
Descripción general
Por distrito del Senado estatal
- ^ Testa ganó una elección especial en 2019 para completar el mandato no vencido del senador Jeff Van Drew , quien renunció para ocupar su escaño en la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos.
- ^ El senador Chris A. Brown , que ya había anunciado que no se presentaría a la reelección, renunció el 21 de julio para unirse al Departamento de Asuntos Comunitarios de Nueva Jersey. Vince Polistina , el candidato republicano para el escaño en las elecciones generales, ganó una convención especial del condado el 4 de agosto para suceder a Brown. El Senado no se reunió hasta después del día de las elecciones. Aunque la elección de Polistina fue certificada por la Secretaria de Estado Tahesha Way , y un juez retirado de la Corte Superior le tomó juramento, el presidente del Senado, Stephen M. Sweeney, se negó a juramentarlo como senador, y la Oficina de Servicios Legislativos, no partidista, no consideró a Polistina como titular. [16]
- ^ Addiego pasó del Partido Republicano al Partido Demócrata en enero de 2019.
Carreras reñidas
Escaños donde el margen de victoria fue inferior al 10%:
- Distrito 8, aumento del 2,22%
- Distrito 3, aumento del 3,36%
- Distrito 2, 3,74%
- Distrito 11, 3,76%
- Distrito 38, 5,80%
- Distrito 16, aumento del 6,64%
- Distrito 21, 7,30%
- Distrito 4, 8,84%
Distrito 1
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Votación
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 2
Primarias republicanas
- Votación
- ^ Encuesta interna para la campaña de Seth Grossman
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Votación
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 3
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 4
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 5
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Ningún republicano se presentó. Sin embargo, Clyde Cook recibió suficientes votos por escrito para calificar para las elecciones generales.
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 6
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 7
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 8
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 9
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 10
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 11
Primarias demócratas
Respaldos
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Distrito 12
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 13
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 14
Primarias demócratas
Respaldos
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Linda R. Greenstein (demócrata)
Distrito 15
Primarias demócratas
Respaldos
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Shirley K. Turner (demócrata)
Distrito 16
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Respaldos
Andrés Zwicker
- Sindicatos de trabajadores
- Organizaciones
Elecciones generales
- Votación
- ^ Encuesta interna del Comité de Campaña Republicana del Senado de Nueva Jersey
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Andrew Zwicker (demócrata)
- Sindicatos de trabajadores
- Organizaciones
Distrito 17
Primarias demócratas
Respaldos
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Distrito 18
Primarias demócratas
Respaldos
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Patrick J. Diegnan (demócrata)
Distrito 19
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Después de las primarias, Onuoha fue reemplazado en la boleta para las elecciones generales por Pedro "Peter" Pisar el 23 de agosto. [24]
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 20
Primarias demócratas
Candidatos
Se retiró
- Jason Krychiw, [26] suspendió la campaña el 23 de abril de 2021 [27]
Resultados
Respaldos
Joe Cryan
- Sindicatos de trabajadores
- Organizaciones
Primarias republicanas
Ningún republicano se presentó.
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Respaldos
Joe Cryan (demócrata)
- Sindicatos de trabajadores
- Organizaciones
Distrito 21
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 22
Primarias demócratas
Primarias republicanas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 23
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 24
Primarias republicanas
Candidatos
Resultados
Primarias demócratas
Ningún demócrata se presentó. Sin embargo, Frederick P. Cook recibió suficientes votos por escrito para calificar para las elecciones generales.
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 25
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
Distrito 26
Primarias republicanas
Primarias demócratas
Elecciones generales
- Predicciones
- Resultados
District 27
Democratic primary
Endorsements
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
Endorsements
District 28
Democratic primary
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 29
Democratic primary
Republican primary
No Republicans filed.
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 30
Republican primary
Democratic primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 31
Democratic primary
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 32
Democratic primary
Candidates
Results
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 33
Democratic primary
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 34
Democratic primary
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 35
Democratic primary
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 36
Democratic primary
Republican primary
Republicans Chris Auriemma filed to run, withdrew, and then received enough write-in votes to qualify for the general election.
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 37
Democratic primary
Endorsements
Gordon Johnson
- Governors
- Congressmen
- Mayors
- Christopher Chung, Mayor of Palisades Park, NJ[35]
- James Dunleavy, Mayor of Teaneck, NJ[35]
- John Labrosse, Mayor of Hackensack, NJ[34]
- Mark Sokolich, Mayor of Fort Lee, NJ[35]
- Michael Wildes, Mayor of Englewood, NJ[34]
- Judah Ziegler, Mayor of Leonia, NJ[35]
- Mark Zinna, Mayor of Tenafly, NJ[34]
- State legislators
- Joe Lagana, New Jersey State Senator
- Loretta Weinberg, Senate Majority Leader of New Jersey[34]
- Benjie E. Wimberly, New Jersey State Assemblyman[34]
- Democratic chairs
- John Bang, District 37 Democratic Chair[36]
- Anthony Cureton, Bergen County Sheriff[37]
- Greta Grewal-Virk, Democratic Vice Chair of Bergen County[34]
- John Hogan, District 37 Treasurer[38]
- Lynn Hurwitz, Democratic Municipal Chair[38]
- Paul Juliano, Democratic Chairman of the Bergen County[39]
- Zonie LeSane, District 37 Vice Chair[38]
- Marc Macri, Democratic Municipal Chair
- Kenneth Martin, District 37 Secretary[38]
- Michelle Rupar, Democratic Municipal Chair
- Joan S. Voss, Bergen County Commissioner[34]
- Council people
- Tom Argiro, Northvale Councilman[40]
- Lou Battaglia, Hackensack Councilman
- Charles Cobb, Englewood Councilman[41]
- Michael Cohen, Englewood Councilman[41]
- Lou DeLiso, Northvale Councilman[40]
- Ed Develin, Northvale Councilman [40]
- Jo Ellen Granquist, Bogota Councilwoman[42]
- Paul Kim, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- JongChul Lee, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- Judith Maron, Englewood Councilwoman[41]
- Andy Min, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- Mary Ellen Murphy, Bogota Councilwoman[42]
- Michael Pagan, Teaneck Councilman
- Daniel Park, Tenafly Councilman[34]
- Ellen Park, Englewood Cliffs Councilwoman[43]
- Jae Park, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- Robert Robbins, Bogota Councilman[42]
- Kenneth Rosenzweig, Englewood Councilman[41]
- Peter Suh, Fort Lee Councilman[43]
- Paul Yoon, Fort Lee Councilman[43]
- Organizations
- Bergen County Building and Construction’s Trade Council[44]
- Carpenters Union (Eastern Atlantic States Council of Carpenters)[45]
- Hotel and Motel Trades Council[46]
- International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA)[47]
- International Union of Operating Engineers (Local 825)[48]
- Laborer's International Union of North America (LIUNA)[49]
- Latino American Democratic Association of New Jersey[50]
- New Jersey Firefighters Union[51]
- New Jersey League of Conservation Voters[52]
- United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW)[53]
- United Service Workers Union[44]
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
Endorsements
Gordon Johnson (D)
- Governors
- Congressmen
- Mayors
- Christopher Chung, Mayor of Palisades Park, NJ[35]
- James Dunleavy, Mayor of Teaneck, NJ[35]
- John Labrosse, Mayor of Hackensack, NJ[34]
- Mark Sokolich, Mayor of Fort Lee, NJ[35]
- Michael Wildes, Mayor of Englewood, NJ[34]
- Judah Ziegler, Mayor of Leonia, NJ[35]
- Mark Zinna, Mayor of Tenafly, NJ[34]
- State legislators
- Joe Lagana, New Jersey State Senator
- Loretta Weinberg, Senate Majority Leader of New Jersey[34]
- Benjie E. Wimberly, New Jersey State Assemblyman[34]
- Democratic chairs
- John Bang, District 37 Democratic Chair[36]
- Greta Grewal-Virk, Democratic Vice Chair of Bergen County[34]
- Lynn Hurwitz, Democratic Municipal Chair[38]
- Paul Juliano, Democratic Chairman of the Bergen County[39]
- Zonie LeSane, District 37 Vice Chair[38]
- Marc Macri, Democratic Municipal Chair
- Michelle Rupar, Democratic Municipal Chair
- John Hogan, District 37 Treasurer[38]
- Kenneth Martin, District 37 Secretary[38]
- Anthony Cureton, Bergen County Sheriff[37]
- Joan S. Voss, Bergen County Commissioner[34]
- Council people
- Tom Argiro, Northvale Councilman[40]
- Lou Battaglia, Hackensack Councilman
- Charles Cobb, Englewood Councilman[41]
- Michael Cohen, Englewood Councilman[41]
- Lou DeLiso, Northvale Councilman[40]
- Ed Develin, Northvale Councilman [40]
- Jo Ellen Granquist, Bogota Councilwoman[42]
- Paul Kim, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- JongChul Lee, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- Judith Maron, Englewood Councilwoman[41]
- Andy Min, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- Mary Ellen Murphy, Bogota Councilwoman[42]
- Michael Pagan, Teaneck Councilman
- Daniel Park, Tenafly Councilman[34]
- Ellen Park, Englewood Cliffs Councilwoman[43]
- Jae Park, Palisades Park Councilman[43]
- Robert Robbins, Bogota Councilman[42]
- Kenneth Rosenzweig, Englewood Councilman[41]
- Peter Suh, Fort Lee Councilman[43]
- Paul Yoon, Fort Lee Councilman[43]
- Organizations
- Bergen County Building and Construction’s Trade Council[44]
- Carpenters Union (Eastern Atlantic States Council of Carpenters)[45]
- Hotel and Motel Trades Council[46]
- International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA)[47]
- International Union of Operating Engineers (Local 825)[48]
- Laborer's International Union of North America (LIUNA)[49]
- Latino American Democratic Association of New Jersey[50]
- New Jersey Firefighters Union[51]
- New Jersey League of Conservation Voters[52]
- United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW)[53]
- United Service Workers Union[44]
District 38
Democratic primary
Candidates
Results
Republican primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 39
Republican primary
Candidates
Results
Democratic primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
District 40
Republican primary
Democratic primary
General election
- Predictions
- Results
See also
References
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