1967 New Jersey Senate election

none September 2023 1967 New Jersey Senate elections legislative no 64%https://nj.gov/state/elections/assets/pdf/election-results/other/2022-1925-general-election-data.pdf General Election Data - 1924 to 2022 NJ.gov ( 9pp) 1965 New Jersey State Senate election 1965 1971 New Jersey State Senate election 1971 All 40 seats in the New Jersey State Senate 21 November 7, 1967 x150px Edwin B. Forsythe Republican Party (United States) 4B (Moorestown) New Jersey 31 8 10 23 x150px Sido L. Ridolfi Democratic Party (United States) 6th (Trenton) 19 18 9 9 Senate President Sido L. Ridolfi Democratic Party (United States) Edwin B. Forsythe Republican Party (United States) 3,053,336 2,511,142 The 1967 New Jersey Senate elections were held on November 7, 1967. The elections took place midway through Governor Richard J. Hughes's second term and resulted in a historic landslide for the Republican Party. The new state legislative map still elected most Senators county-wide, allowing Republicans to gain a large majority by sweeping every county except Mercer, Middlesex, and Hudson. Background Reapportioning Reynolds v. Sims Until 1965, the New Jersey State Senate was composed of 21 senators with each county electing one senator. After the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Reynolds v. Sims required legislative districts to be approximately equal in population (a principle known as "one man, one vote"), New Jersey entered a decade-long period of reapportioning.21 May 1965 Jersey Ordered To Reapportion; Judge Finds Congressional Districts Unconstitutional New York Times In 1965, the Senate was increased to 29 members, with larger counties given multiple seats and some smaller counties sharing one or two senators. For the 1967 election, the map was organized by the 1966 New Jersey constitutional convention. Assembly districts were drawn by the New Jersey Apportionment Commission. Eleven new seats were added to the Senate, with county lines generally followed to create 11 single county districts and two multi-county, single senator districts. As a result of a New Jersey Supreme Court decision, several existing districts were split up into districts smaller than a single county. This was contrary to the apportionment scheme in the New Jersey Constitution. Mercer, Middlesex, Union, Hudson, Bergen, and Passaic counties gained one seat each. Essex County gained two seats. Atlantic, Cape May, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties gained one combined seat for a total of six. Burlington, Monmouth, and Ocean counties gained one combined seat for a total of four. Hunterdon, Morris, Somerset, Sussex, and Warren counties gained one combined seat for a total of five. 1965 DistrictCounties#1967 DistrictCounties#±1Atlantic, Cape May, and Gloucester21Cape May and Cumberland1 12Cumberland and Salem12Atlantic13Camden23ASalem and Gloucester (part)13BGloucester (part) and Camden (part)13CCamden (part)13DCamden (part)14Burlington14ABurlington (part) and Ocean1 15Monmouth and Ocean24BBurlington (part)15Monmouth26Mercer16Mercer2 17Middlesex27Middlesex3 19Union29Union3 111Essex411Essex6 212Hudson312Hudson4 113Bergen413Bergen5 114Passaic214Passaic3 18Hunterdon and Somerset18Somerset1110Morris, Sussex, Warren210Morris215Hunterdon, Warren, and Sussex1 Incumbents not running for re-election Republican Frederick J. Scholz (District 3) Nelson Stamler (District 9) Summary of results by district 1964–66 DistrictIncumbentPartyPartyDistrict 1Vacanthttps://www.lawdiary.com/docs/2004-Legislative-Manual.pdf Manual of the Legislature of New Jersey - Two Hundred and Eleventh Legislature (First Session) 2004 Skinder-Strauss Associates 305 April 18, 2020 March 3, 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160303234801/https://www.lawdiary.com/docs/2004-Legislative-Manual.pdf dead This seat had been vacant since Senator John E. Hunt resigned to take his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.Robert E. KayRepFrank S. FarleyRedistricted to District 2.RepSeat eliminatedDistrict 2John A. WaddingtonRedistricted to District 3A.DemFrank S. FarleyRepDistrict 3Split into Districts 3A, 3B, 3C, and 3D.Frederick J. ScholzRepJohn L. WhiteRepVacantThe seat had been vacant since Senator A. Donald Bigley resigned to become Camden County Prosecutor in June.Donald Bigley, former NJ Senator, dies at 93 https://newjerseyglobe.com/in-memoriam/donald-bigley-former-nj-senator-dies-at-93/ 2 Sep 2019 27 June 2021Hugh A. KellyRepNew seatJohn L. MillerRepNew seatFrank C. ItalianoRepDistrict 4Split into Districts 4A and 4B.New seatWilliam T. HieringRepEdwin B. ForsytheRepEdwin B. ForsytheRepDistrict 5Richard R. StoutRepRichard R. StoutRepWilliam T. HieringRedistricted to District 4ARepAlfred N. BeadlestonRepDistrict 6Sido L. RidolfiDemSido L. RidolfiDemNew seatRichard J. CoffeeDemDistrict 7John A. Lynch Sr.DemJohn A. Lynch Sr.DemJ. Edward CrabielDemJ. Edward CrabielDemNew seatNorman TanzmanDemDistrict 8VacantJournal of the One Hundred and Twenty-Third Senate https://archive.org/details/journalofsenateo00newj_6 1967 808–809 July 13, 2015The seat had been vacant since the July 10 resignation of Senator William E. Ozzard to accept a seat on the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.Raymond BatemanRepDistrict 9Nelson StamlerRepNicholas S. LaCorteRepMildred Barry HughesDemFrank X. McDermottRepNew seatMatt RinaldoRepDistrict 10Thomas J. HilleryRepHarry L. SearsRep Milton Woolfenden Jr.Redistricted to District 15. Lost primary.RepJoseph J. MarazitiRepDistrict 11Nicholas FernicolaDemMichael GiulianoRepMaclyn GoldmanDemGerardo Del TufoRepJohn J. GiblinDemAlexander MatturriRepHutchins F. IngeDemJames WallworkRepNew seatMilton WaldorRepNew seatDavid W. DowdRepDistrict 12William MustoDemWilliam MustoDemWilliam F. Kelly Jr.DemWilliam F. Kelly Jr.DemFrank J. GuariniDemFrank J. GuariniDemNew seatFrederick H. HauserDemDistrict 13 Ned J. ParsekianDemFairleigh Dickinson Jr.RepMatthew FeldmanDemJoseph C. WoodcockRepJeremiah F. O'ConnorDemAlfred D. SchiaffoRep Alfred W. KieferDemGarrett W. HagedornRepNew seatWillard B. KnowltonRepDistrict 14Anthony J. GrossiDemIra SchoemRepJoseph M. KeeganDemFrank J. SciroRepNew seatEdward SiscoRepDistrict 15New seatWayne DumontRep Close races Districts where the difference of total votes between the top two parties was under 10%: red District 1, 3.11% red District 3A, 9.25% gain red District 3D, 5.74% gain blue District 6A, 6.22% blue District 6B, 6.77% gain blue District 7A, 2.5% blue District 7B, 2.1% blue District 7C, 2.2% gain red District 9A, 5.2% red District 9B, 7.6% gain red District 9C, 7.7% gain red District 11A, 2.4% gain red District 11B, 2.4% gain red District 11C, 2.4% gain red District 11D, 2.6% gain red District 11E, 2.7% gain red District 11F, 2.5% gain red District 13A, 5.0% gain red District 13B, 5.3% gain red District 13C, 4.0% gain red District 13D, 4.6% gain red District 13E, 4.3% gain red District 14A, 2.4% gain red District 14B, 3.6% gain red District 14C, 4.0% gain District 1 Republican primary Candidates Robert E. Kay Results 1967 Republican primaryBurkhardt Robert J. 1967 Results of the Primary Election Held September 12, 1967 https://www.nj.gov/state/elections/assets/pdf/election-results/1920-1970//1967-primary-election.pdf December 5, 2025 New Jersey Department of State Republican Party (US) Robert E. Kay 10,414 100.00% 10,414 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Robert J. Halpin Robert H. Weber Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Robert J. Halpin 4,483 57.42% Democratic Party (US) Robert H. Weber 3,324 42.58% 7,807 100.00% General election Candidates Linwood Erickson Jr. (Conservative) Robert J. Halpin (Democratic) Robert E. Kay (Republican) Results District 1 (one seat) Results of the General Election Held November 7, 1967 Secretary of State Robert J. Burkhardt https://www.state.nj.us/state/elections/assets/pdf/election-results/1920-1970//1967-general-election.pdf 27 June 2021 Republican Party (United States) Robert E. Kay 27,841 51.22% Democratic Party (United States) Robert J. Halpin 26,149 48.11% New Jersey Conservative Party Linwood Erickson Jr. 364 0.67% 54,354 100.00% District 2 Republican primary Candidates Frank S. Farley, incumbent senator since 1941 Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Frank S. Farley (incumbent) 17,619 100.00% 17,619 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Harry A. Gaines Thomas Silvestro Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Harry A. Gaines 2,460 52.39% Democratic Party (US) Thomas Silvestro 2,236 47.61% 4,696 100.00% General election Candidates Frank S. Farley, incumbent senator since 1941 (Republican) Harry A. Gaines (Democratic) Results District 2 (one seat) Republican Party (United States) Frank S. Farley 36,300 61.51% Democratic Party (United States) Harry A. Gaines 22,716 38.49% 59,016 100.00% District 3A Democratic primary Candidates John A. Waddington, incumbent senator since 1956 Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) John A. Waddington (incumbent) 4,433 100.00% 4,433 100.00% Republican primary Candidates John L. White, assemblyman from Gloucester County Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) John L. White 5,186 100.00% 5,186 100.00% General election Candidates Albert Ronis (Socialist Labor) John A. Waddington, incumbent senator since 1956 (Democratic) John L. White, assemblyman from Gloucester County (Republican) Results District 3A (one seat) Republican Party (United States) John L. White 28,456 54.60% Democratic Party (United States) John A. Waddington (incumbent) 23,635 45.35% Socialist Labor Party (United States) Albert Ronis 28 0.05% 52,119 100.00% District 3B Democratic primary Candidates Joseph M. Sandone Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Joseph M. Sandone 6,401 100.00% 6,401 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Hugh A. Kelly Jr., Camden County undersheriff Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Hugh A. Kelly Jr. 4,520 100.00% 4,520 100.00% General election Candidates Hugh A. Kelly Jr., Camden County undersheriff (Republican) Joseph M. Sandone (Democratic) Results District 3B (one seat) Republican Party (United States) Hugh A. Kelly Jr. 30,514 55.68% Democratic Party (United States) Joseph M. Sandone 24,285 44.32% 54,799 100.00% District 3C Republican primary Candidates John L. Miller, assemblyman from Cherry Hill Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) John L. Miller 4,530 100.00% 4,530 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Richard S. Hyland, Cherry Hill attorney and brother and William F. Hyland Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Richard S. Hyland 2,125 100.00% 2,125 100.00% General election Candidates Richard S. Hyland, Cherry Hill attorney and brother and William F. Hyland (Democratic) John L. Miller, assemblyman from Cherry Hill (Republican) Results District 3C (one seat) Republican Party (United States) John L. Miller 29,483 61.50% Democratic Party (United States) Richard S. Hyland 18,454 38.50% 47,937 100.00% District 3D Democratic primary Candidates Alfred R. Pierce Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Alfred R. Pierce 4,235 100.00% 4,235 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Frank C. Italiano Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Frank C. Italiano 1,815 100.00% 1,815 100.00% General election Candidates Dominic W. Doganiero (Socialist Labor) Frank C. Italiano (Republican) Alfred R. Pierce (Democratic) Results District 3D (one seat) Republican Party (United States) Frank C. Italiano 18,735 52.63% Democratic Party (United States) Alfred R. Pierce 16,690 46.89% Socialist Labor Party (United States) Dominic W. Doganiero 171 0.48% 35,596 100.00% District 4A Democratic primary Candidates Eugene E. Helbig R. Bruce Veeder Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Eugene E. Helbig 2,605 69.99% Democratic Party (US) R. Bruce Veeder 1,117 30.01% 3,722 100.00% Republican primary Candidates William T. Hiering Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) William T. Hiering 11,478 100.00% 11,478 100.00% General election Candidates Eugene E. Helbig (Democratic) William T. Hiering (Republican) Results District 4A (one seat) Republican Party (United States) William T. Hiering 35,639 71.07% Democratic Party (United States) Eugene E. Helbig 14,505 28.93% 50,144 100.00% District 4B Republican primary Candidates Edwin B. Forsythe, incumbent senator since 1964 Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Edwin B. Forsythe (incumbent) 8,908 100.00% 8,908 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Edward J. Hughes Jr. Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Edward J. Hughes Jr. 6,411 100.00% 6,411 100.00% General election Candidates Bernardo S. Doganiero (Socialist Labor) Edwin B. Forsythe, incumbent senator since 1964 (Republican) Edward J. Hughes Jr. (Democratic) Results District 4B (one seat) Republican Party (United States) Edwin B. Forsythe (incumbent) 30,930 55.73% Democratic Party (United States) Edward J. Hughes Jr. 24,359 43.89% Socialist Labor Party (United States) Bernardo S. Doganiero 207 0.37% 55,496 100.00% District 5 Republican primary Candidates Alfred N. Beadleston, assemblyman from Shrewsbury Richard R. Stout, incumbent senator since 1952 Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Richard R. Stout (incumbent) 13,899 50.11% Republican Party (US) Alfred N. Beadleston 13,837 49.89% 27,736 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Richard L. Bonello Paul J. Smith Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Paul J. Smith 9,480 50.75% Democratic Party (US) Richard L. Bonello 9,200 49.25% 18,680 100.00% General election Candidates Richard L. Bonello (Democratic) Alfred N. Beadleston, assemblyman from Shrewsbury (Republican) Paul J. Smith (Democratic) Richard R. Stout, incumbent senator since 1952 (Republican) Results District 5 (two seats) Republican Party (United States) Richard R. Stout (incumbent) 69,714 32.05% Republican Party (United States) Alfred N. Beadleston 68,005 32.05% Democratic Party (United States) Richard L. Bonello 40,426 18.59% Democratic Party (United States) Paul J. Smith 39,370 18.10% 217,515 100.00% District 6 Democratic primary Candidates Richard J. Coffee, Mercer County freeholder and former mayor of Lawrence Charles E. Farrington, assemblyman from PrincetonCharles E. Farrington, 61, Mercer County Freeholder The New York Times May 15, 1975 46 https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1975/05/15/76364389.html?pageNumber=46 Sido L. Ridolfi, incumbent senator since 1954 Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Sido L. Ridolfi (incumbent) 19,758 43.44% Democratic Party (US) Richard J. Coffee 15,848 34.85% Democratic Party (US) Charles E. Farrington 9,874 21.71% 45,480 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Bruce M. Schragger George Y. Schoch Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Bruce M. Schragger 5,074 50.19% Republican Party (US) George Y. Schoch 5,035 49.81% 10,109 100.00% General election Candidates Richard J. Coffee, Mercer County freeholder and former mayor of Lawrence (Democratic) Sido L. Ridolfi, incumbent senator since 1954 (Democratic) Bruce M. Schragger (Republican) George Y. Schoch (Republican) Results District 6 (two seats) Democratic Party (United States) Sido L. Ridolfi (incumbent) 47,226 28.53% Democratic Party (United States) Richard J. Coffee 45,960 27.77% Republican Party (United States) Bruce M. Schragger 36,928 22.31% Republican Party (United States) George Y. Schoch 34,762 21.00% Socialist Labor Party (United States) Joseph J. Frank 653 0.39% 165,529 100.00% District 7 Democratic primary Candidates J. Edward Crabiel, incumbent senator since 1966 John A. Lynch Sr., incumbent senator since 1956 and former mayor of New Brunswick Norman Tanzman, assemblyman from Woodbridge Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) John A. Lynch Sr. (incumbent) 18,780 34.00% Democratic Party (US) Norman Tanzman 18,251 33.04% Democratic Party (US) J. Edward Crabiel (incumbent) 18,207 32.96% 55,238 100.00% Republican primary Candidates John A. Bradley Edgar J. Hellriegel William Shelley Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) John A. Bradley 6,425 33.55% Republican Party (US) William Shelley 6,384 33.34% Republican Party (US) Edgar J. Hellriegel 6,342 33.12% 19,151 100.00% General election Candidates John A. Bradley (Republican) J. Edward Crabiel, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Edgar J. Hellriegel (Republican) John A. Lynch Sr., incumbent senator since 1956 and former mayor of New Brunswick (Democratic) William Shelley (Republican) Norman Tanzman, assemblyman from Woodbridge (Democratic) Results District 7 (three seats) Democratic Party (United States) John A. Lynch Sr. (incumbent) 77,363 18.2 Democratic Party (United States) J. Edward Crabiel (incumbent) 74,784 17.6 Democratic Party (United States) Norman Tanzman 74,739 17.6 Republican Party (United States) John A. Bradley 34,762 15.7 Republican Party (United States) William Shelley 66,102 15.5 Republican Party (United States) Edgar J. Hellriegel 65,447 15.4 100.00% District 8 Republican primary Candidates Raymond Bateman, assemblyman from Branchburg Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Raymond Bateman 10,266 100.00% 10,266 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Thomas Ryan Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Thomas Ryan 2,751 100.00% 2,751 100.00% General election Candidates Raymond Bateman, assemblyman from Branchburg (Republican) Robert K. Haelig Sr. (Conservative) Thomas Ryan (Democratic) Results District 8 (one seat) Republican Party (United States) Raymond Bateman 35,223 68.0 Democratic Party (United States) Thomas Ryan 15,188 29.3 New Jersey Conservative Party Robert K. Haelig Sr. 1,379 2.7 100.00% District 9 Democratic primary Candidates Anthony J. Cascone Mildred Barry Hughes, incumbent senator since 1966 James J. Kinneally Sr. Lester Weiner Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Mildred Barry Hughes 13,181 33.55% Democratic Party (US) James J. Kinneally Sr. 12,496 31.81% Democratic Party (US) Lester Weiner 12,233 31.14% Democratic Party (US) Anthony J. Cascone 1,377 3.50% 39,287 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Nicholas S. LaCorte Frank X. McDermott, assemblyman from Westfield Matthew J. Rinaldo, former Union County freeholder Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Frank X. McDermott 18,295 33.55% Republican Party (US) Matthew J. Rinaldo 18,160 33.34% Republican Party (US) Edgar J. Hellriegel 18,094 33.12% 54,549 100.00% General election Candidates Kenneth Allardice (Union Conservative) Mildred Barry Hughes, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) James J. Kinneally Sr. (Democratic) Nicholas S. LaCorte (Republican) Frank X. McDermott, assemblyman from Westfield (Republican) Matthew J. Rinaldo, former Union County freeholder (Republican) Lester Weiner (Democratic) Alexander G. Wrigley (No Unnecessary Taxes) Results District 9 (three seats) Republican Party (United States) Nicholas S. LaCorte 89,036 20.0 Republican Party (United States) Frank X. McDermott 88,378 19.8 Republican Party (United States) Matt Rinaldo 86,656 19.4 Democratic Party (United States) Mildred Barry Hughes (incumbent) 65,999 14.8 Democratic Party (United States) Lester Weiner 54,364 12.2 Democratic Party (United States) James J. Kinneally Sr. 52,347 11.7 Independent politician Alexander G. Wrigley 5,508 1.2 New Jersey Conservative Party Kenneth Allardice 3,854 0.9 100.00% District 10 Republican primary Candidates Thomas J. Hillery, incumbent senator since 1954 Joseph J. Maraziti, assemblyman from Boonton Harry L. Sears, assemblyman from Mountain Lakes L. Arlington Waite, Rockaway physician Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Harry L. Sears 21,383 34.86% Republican Party (US) Joseph J. Maraziti 19,531 31.84% Republican Party (US) Thomas J. Hillery (incumbent) 16,380 26.70% Republican Party (US) L. Arlington Waite 4,046 6.60% 61,340 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Lemuel B. Howell Martin F. Quinn Dale W. Swann Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Dale W. Swann 5,907 33.55% Democratic Party (US) Martin F. Quinn 4,965 31.81% Democratic Party (US) Lemuel B. Howell 12,233 31.14% Democratic Party (US) Anthony J. Cascone 1,377 3.50% 39,287 100.00% General election Candidates Charles Covino (Conservative) Victor J. De Falco (Conservative) Joseph J. Maraziti, assemblyman from Boonton (Republican) Martin F. Quinn (Democratic) Harry L. Sears, assemblyman from Mountain Lakes (Republican) Dale W. Swann (Democratic) Results District 10 (two seats) Republican Party (United States) Harry L. Sears 63,791 35.1 Republican Party (United States) Joseph Maraziti 63,668 35.0 Democratic Party (United States) Dale W. Swann 26,248 14.4 Democratic Party (United States) Martin F. Quinn 24,694 13.6 New Jersey Conservative Party Victor J. De Falco 1,708 0.9 New Jersey Conservative Party Charles Covino 1,650 0.9 100.00% District 11 Democratic primary Candidates Victor F. Addonizio, assemblyman from Orange and brother of Hugh Addonizio Nicholas Fernicola, incumbent senator since 1966 John J. Giblin, incumbent senator since 1966 Maclyn Goldman, incumbent senator since 1966 Hutchins F. Inge, incumbent senator since 1966 David Mandelbaum, assemblyman from Maplewood Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Nicholas Fernicola (incumbent) 22,658 17.17% Democratic Party (US) Hutchins F. Inge (incumbent) 22,400 16.97% Democratic Party (US) John J. Giblin (incumbent) 22,177 16.81% Democratic Party (US) Maclyn Goldman (incumbent) 21,890 16.59% Democratic Party (US) Victor F. Addonizio 21,610 16.38% Democratic Party (US) David Mandelbaum 21,219 16.08% 131,954 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Frank L. Bate Thomas E. Boyle Gerardo Del Tufo, former assemblyman from Newark David W. Dowd, former mayor of Livingston Irwin I. Kimmelman, former assemblyman from South Orange Michael Giuliano, candidate for Assembly in 1965 Alexander Matturri, former chair of the Newark Housing Authority Frederic Remington, businessman C. Marion Scipio J. Harry Smith Jack J. Soriano, Bloomfield attorney Milton Waldor, West Orange attorney James Wallwork, former assemblyman from Short Hills Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) James Wallwork 21,156 9.27% Republican Party (US) Gerardo Del Tufo 19,889 8.72% Republican Party (US) Alexander Matturri 19,723 8.64% Republican Party (US) David W. Dowd 19,324 8.47% Republican Party (US) Michael Giuliano 19,245 8.43% Republican Party (US) Milton Waldor 19,243 8.43% Republican Party (US) Frederic Remington 19,087 8.37% Republican Party (US) Jack J. Soriano 18,668 8.18% Republican Party (US) Irwin I. Kimmelman 18,525 8.12% Republican Party (US) Frank L. Bate 18,225 7.99% Republican Party (US) J. Harry Smith 17,659 7.74% Republican Party (US) Thomas E. Boyle 16,708 7.32% Republican Party (US) C. Marion Scipio 712 0.31% 228,164 100.00% General election Candidates Victor F. Addonizio, assemblyman from Orange and brother of Hugh Addonizio (Democratic) William Barbetta (NJ Conservative) Marlo Carluccio (Essex Conservative) Joseph Carroll (Socialist Workers) Frank De George (NJ Conservative) Gerardo Del Tufo, former assemblyman from Newark (Republican) David W. Dowd, former mayor of Livingston (Republican) Nicholas Fernicola, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) James H. Flynn (NJ Conservative) Joseph R. Garrity (Essex Conservative) John J. Giblin, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) James Larry Giordano (Public Employee Candidate) Michael Giuliano, candidate for Assembly in 1965 (Republican) Maclyn Goldman, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Hutchins F. Inge, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) John P. Keelan (Essex Conservative) James W. Lomker (Essex Conservative) David Mandelbaum, assemblyman from Maplewood (Democratic) Alexander Matturri, former chair of the Newark Housing Authority (Republican) William Murray (Essex Conservative) Edmund O. Matzal (Essex Conservative) Gladis P. Smith (NJ Conservative) Harrison P. Smith Jr. (NJ Conservative) Milton Waldor, West Orange attorney (Republican) James Wallwork, former assemblyman from Short Hills (Republican) Results District 11 (six seats) Republican Party (United States) Michael Giuliano 122,354 9.6 Republican Party (United States) Gerardo Del Tufo 119,956 9.4 Republican Party (United States) Alexander Matturri 119,152 9.3 Republican Party (United States) James Wallwork 118,834 9.3 Republican Party (United States) Milton Waldor 117,280 9.2 Republican Party (United States) David W. Dowd 115,568 9.0 Democratic Party (United States) Nicholas Fernicola (incumbent) 91,812 7.2 Democratic Party (United States) John J. Giblin (incumbent) 89,297 7.0 Democratic Party (United States) Maclyn Goldman (incumbent) 88,796 6.9 Democratic Party (United States) David Mandelbaum 85,131 6.7 Democratic Party (United States) Victor F. Addonizio 83,587 6.5 Democratic Party (United States) Hutchins Inge (incumbent) 83,543 6.5 New Jersey Conservative Party John P. Keelan 5,196 0.4 New Jersey Conservative Party Marlo Carluccio 5,140 0.4 New Jersey Conservative Party William Murray 4,906 0.4 New Jersey Conservative Party Joseph R. Garrity 4,657 0.4 New Jersey Conservative Party Edmund O. Matzal 4,337 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party James W. Lomker 4,096 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party Harrison P. Smith Jr. 2,484 0.2 Independent politician James Larry Giordano 2,427 0.2 New Jersey Conservative Party William Barbetta 2,412 0.2 New Jersey Conservative Party Gladis P. Smith 2,086 0.2 New Jersey Conservative Party James H. Flynn 1,987 0.2 New Jersey Conservative Party Frank De George 1,804 0.1 Socialist Workers Party (United States) Joseph Carroll 1,507 0.1 1,278,349 100.00% District 12 Democratic primary Candidates Frank J. Guarini, incumbent senator since 1966 Frederick H. Hauser William F. Kelly Jr., incumbent senator since 1958 William Musto, incumbent senator since 1966 and mayor of Union City Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Frank J. Guarini (incumbent) 51,490 25.07% Democratic Party (US) William Musto (incumbent) 51,447 25.05% Democratic Party (US) William F. Kelly Jr. (incumbent) 51,322 24.99% Democratic Party (US) Frederick H. Hauser 51,122 24.89% 205,381 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Cresenzi Castaldo George G. Gaspar Geoffrey Gaulkin Eugene P. Kenny Edward T. Magee Frank S. Monaco Nora O'Malley Norman H. Roth Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Cresenzi Castaldo 4,570 18.45% Republican Party (US) Eugene P. Kenny 4,569 18.45% Republican Party (US) George Gaulkin 4,561 18.42% Republican Party (US) Norman H. Roth 4,525 18.27% Republican Party (US) Edward T. Magee 1,697 6.85% Republican Party (US) Frank S. Monaco 1,632 6.59% Republican Party (US) Nora O'Malley 1,614 6.52% Republican Party (US) George G. Gaspar 1,599 6.46% 24,767 100.00% General election Candidates George Ahto (No Additional Taxes) Rita A. Bailey (NJ Conservative) Michael J. Bell (No Additional Taxes) Cresenzi Castaldo (Republican) George A. Dunn (NJ Conservative) Geoffrey Gaulkin (Republican) Frank J. Guarini, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Frederick H. Hauser (Democratic) William F. Kelly Jr., incumbent senator since 1958 (Democratic) Eugene P. Kenny (Republican) Gabriel M. Masters (NJ Conservative) William Musto, incumbent senator since 1966 and mayor of Union City (Democratic) Frank Potocnie (NJ Conservative) Norman H. Roth (Republican) James B. Sansone (No Additional Taxes) Allen Zavodnick (No Additional Taxes) Results District 12 (four seats) Democratic Party (United States) William Musto (incumbent) 115,534 16.6 Democratic Party (United States) Frank Guarini (incumbent) 111,741 16.0 Democratic Party (United States) William F. Kelly Jr. (incumbent) 111,331 16.0 Democratic Party (United States) Frederick H. Hauser 110,949 15.9 Republican Party (United States) Cresenzi Castaldo 39,667 5.7 Republican Party (United States) Eugene P. Kenny 39,049 5.6 Republican Party (United States) Norman H. Roth 38,985 5.6 Republican Party (United States) Geoffrey Gaulkin 37,609 5.4 Independent politician Michael J. Bell 24,777 3.6 Independent politician James B. Sansone 19,713 2.8 Independent politician Allen Zavodnick 19,106 2.7 Independent politician George Ahto 19,046 2.7 New Jersey Conservative Party Frank Potocnie 2,467 0.4 New Jersey Conservative Party Rita A. Bailey 2,428 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party Gabriel M. Masters 2,262 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party George A. Dunn 2,239 0.3 100.00% District 13 Democratic primary Candidates Gerald Calabrese, mayor of Cliffside Park Matthew Feldman, incumbent senator since 1966 Alfred W. Kiefer, incumbent senator since 1966 I. Richard Lapidus Jeremiah F. O'Connor, incumbent senator since 1966 Ned J. Parsekian, incumbent senator since 1966 Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Jeremiah F. O'Connor (incumbent) 16,065 19.54% Democratic Party (US) Matthew Feldman (incumbent) 16,001 19.46% Democratic Party (US) Ned J. Parsekian (incumbent) 15,728 19.13% Democratic Party (US) Alfred W. Kiefer (incumbent) 15,714 19.11% Democratic Party (US) Gerald Calabrese 15,328 18.64% Democratic Party (US) I. Richard Lapidus 3,382 4.11% 82,218 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Fairleigh Dickinson Jr., businessman and philanthropist Garrett W. Hagedorn, mayor of Midland Park Willard B. Knowlton Alfred D. Schiaffo, Closter attorney Joseph C. Woodcock, assemblyman from Cliffside Park Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Fairleigh Dickinson Jr. 27,792 20.06% Republican Party (US) Alfred D. Schiaffo 27,773 20.05% Republican Party (US) Garrett W. Hagedorn 27,769 20.05% Republican Party (US) Joseph C. Woodcock 27,722 20.01% Republican Party (US) Willard B. Knowlton 27,476 19.83% 138,532 100.00% General election Candidates Gerald Calabrese, mayor of Cliffside Park (Democratic) Fairleigh Dickinson Jr., businessman and philanthropist (Republican) Matthew Feldman, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Garrett W. Hagedorn, mayor of Midland Park (Republican) William Craig Kennedy (NJ Conservative) Irving F. Kent (NJ Conservative) Alfred W. Kiefer, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Willard B. Knowlton (Republican) Thomas J. Moriarty (NJ Conservative) Frank Monte (NJ Conservative) John J. Murray (NJ Conservative) Jeremiah F. O'Connor, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Ned J. Parsekian, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Alfred D. Schiaffo, Closter attorney (Republican) Joseph C. Woodcock, assemblyman from Cliffside Park (Republican) Results District 13 (five seats) Republican Party (United States) Fairleigh Dickinson Jr. 191,260 13.1 Republican Party (United States) Joseph C. Woodcock 177,982 12.2 Republican Party (United States) Alfred D. Schiaffo 172,420 11.8 Republican Party (United States) Garrett W. Hagedorn 171,596 11.8 Republican Party (United States) Willard B. Knowlton 167,379 11.5 Democratic Party (United States) Ned J. Parsekian (incumbent) 117,609 8.1 Democratic Party (United States) Matthew Feldman (incumbent) 114,760 7.9 Democratic Party (United States) Jeremiah F. O'Connor (incumbent) 113,888 7.8 Democratic Party (United States) Gerald A. Calabrese 105,450 7.2 Democratic Party (United States) Alfred W. Kiefer (incumbent) 104,869 7.2 New Jersey Conservative Party William Craig Kennedy 4,950 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party Thomas J. Moriarty 4,724 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party John J. Murray 4,402 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party Irving F. Kent 4,172 0.3 New Jersey Conservative Party Frank Monte 4,154 0.3 100.00% District 14 Democratic primary Candidates Charles J. Alfano Joseph A. Lazzara Joseph M. Keegan, incumbent senator since 1966 Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) Joseph A. Lazzara 6,832 33.60% Democratic Party (US) Joseph M. Keegan (incumbent) 6,800 33.44% Democratic Party (US) Charles J. Alfano 6,700 32.95% 20,332 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Ira Schoem Frank J. Sciro Edward Sisco Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Edward Sisco 7,129 33.44% Republican Party (US) Ira Schoem 7,121 33.41% Republican Party (US) Frank J. Sciro 7,066 33.15% 21,316 100.00% General election Candidates Charles J. Alfano (Democratic) Joseph A. Lazzara (Democratic) Joseph M. Keegan, incumbent senator since 1966 (Democratic) Ira Schoem (Republican) Frank J. Sciro (Republican) Edward Sisco (Republican) Results District 7 (three seats) Republican Party (United States) Ira Schoem 63,858 18.5 Republican Party (United States) Frank J. Sciro 62,891 18.2 Republican Party (United States) Edward Sisco 62,720 18.2 Democratic Party (United States) Joseph A. Lazzara 55,552 16.1 Democratic Party (United States) Joseph M. Keegan (incumbent) 50,375 14.6 Democratic Party (United States) Charles J. Alfano 48,967 14.2 Socialist Labor Party (United States) Harry Santhouse 771 0.2 100.00% District 15 Republican primary Candidates Wayne Dumont, former senator and nominee for governor in 1965 Milton Woolfenden Jr., incumbent senator since 1966 Results 1967 Republican primary Republican Party (US) Wayne Dumont 10,246 54.73% Republican Party (US) Milton Woolfenden (incumbent) 8,598 45.27% 18,844 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates William R. Stem Results 1967 Democratic primary Democratic Party (US) William R. Stem 5,743 33.55% 5,743 100.00% General election Candidates Wayne Dumont, former senator and nominee for governor in 1965 (Republican) William R. Stem (Democratic) Results District 15 (one seat) Republican Party (United States) Wayne Dumont 42,292 69.63 Democratic Party (United States) William R. Stem 18,450 30.37 60,742 100.00% References Category:1967 New Jersey elections New Jersey 1967 Category:November 1967 in the United States