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The 1993 New Jersey General Assembly elections were held on November 2, 1993, for all 80 seats in the lower house of the New Jersey Legislature. The election coincided with a gubernatorial election where Democrat James Florio lost re-election. Republicans held a 58–22 majority in the lower house prior to the election. The members of the New Jersey Legislature are chosen from 40 electoral districts. Each district elects one state senator and two State Assembly members. New Jersey uses coterminous legislative districts for both its State Senate and General Assembly.
Democrats were able to flip one seat in the 2nd, 4th, 15th, and both in the 7th.
2
Incumbents not seeking re-election
Democratic
John S. Watson, District 15
George Hudak, District 20
Thomas G. Dunn, District 20
Robert L. Brown, District 27
Quilla E. Talmadge, District 27
Byron Baer, District 37
Republican
Robert Singer, District 30
https://ballotpedia.org/New_Jersey_General_Assembly_elections,_1993 New Jersey General Assembly elections, 1993 Ballotpedia 15 October 2025
Summary of results by district
Legislative DistrictPositionIncumbent PartyElected Assembly Member Party1st1st 1 Frank LoBiondo Republican Frank LoBiondo Republican 2 John C. Gibson Republican John C. Gibson Republican2nd2nd 1 Frederick P. Nickles Republican Tom Foley Democratic 2 John F. Gaffney Republican John F. Gaffney Republican3rd3rd 1 Jack Collins Republican Jack Collins Republican 2 Gary Stuhltrager Republican Gary Stuhltrager Republican4th4th 1 Mary Virginia Weber Republican Sean F. Dalton Democrat 2 George Geist Republican George Geist Republican5th5th 1 Wayne R. Bryant Democrat Wayne R. Bryant Democrat 2 Joseph J. Roberts Democrat Joseph J. Roberts Democrat6th6th 1 Lee A. Solomon Republican Lee A. Solomon Republican 2 John A. Rocco Republican John A. Rocco Republican7th7th 1 José F. Sosa Republican George E. Williams Democrat 2 Priscilla B. Anderson Republican Steven M. Petrillo Democrat8th8th 1 Harold L. Colburn Jr. Republican Harold L. Colburn Jr. Republican 2 Robert C. Shinn Jr. Republican Robert C. Shinn Jr. Republican9th9th 1 Jeffrey Moran Republican Jeffrey Moran Republican 2 Christopher J. Connors Republican Christopher J. Connors Republican10th10th 1 Virginia E. Haines Republican Virginia E. Haines Republican 2 David W. Wolfe Republican David W. Wolfe Republican11th11th 1 Thomas S. Smith Republican Thomas S. Smith Republican 2 Steve Corodemus Republican Steve Corodemus Republican12th12th 1 Clare Farragher Republican Clare Farragher Republican 2 Michael Arnone Republican Michael Arnone Republican13th13th 1 Joann H. Smith Republican Joann H. Smith Republican 2 Joseph Azzolina Republican Joseph Azzolina Republican14th14th 1 Paul Kramer Republican Paul Kramer Republican 2 Barbara W. Wright Republican Barbara W. Wright Republican15th15th 1 John S. Watson Democrat Shirley Turner Democrat 2 John W. Hartmann Republican Joseph Yuhas Democrat16th16th 1 Walter J. Kavanaugh Republican Walter J. Kavanaugh Republican 2 Christopher Bateman Republican Christopher Bateman Republican17th17th 1 Bob Smith Democrat Bob Smith Democrat 2 Jerry Green Democrat Jerry Green Democrat18th18th 1 Jeffrey A. Warsh Republican Jeffrey A. Warsh Republican 2 Harriet E. Derman Republican Harriet E. Derman Republican19th19th 1 Stephen A. Mikulak Republican Stephen A. Mikulak Republican 2 Ernest L. Oros Republican Ernest L. Oros Republican20th20th 1 Thomas G. Dunn Democrat Neil M. Cohen Democrat 2 George Hudak Democrat Joseph Suliga Democrat21st21st 1 Monroe Jay Lustbader Republican Monroe Jay Lustbader Republican 2 Maureen Ogden Republican Maureen Ogden Republican22nd22nd 1 Richard Bagger Republican Richard Bagger Republican 2 Alan Augustine Republican Alan Augustine Republican23rd23rd 1 Leonard Lance Republican Leonard Lance Republican 2 Chuck Haytaian Republican Chuck Haytaian Republican24th24th 1 C. Richard Kamin Republican C. Richard Kamin Republican 2 Scott Garrett Republican Scott Garrett Republican25th25th 1 Rodney Frelinghuysen Republican Rodney P. Frelinghuysen Republican 2 Arthur R. Albohn Republican Arthur R. Albohn Republican26th26th 1 Alex DeCroce Republican Alex DeCroce Republican 2 Carol J. Murphy Republican Carol J. Murphy Republican27th27th 1 Robert L. Brown Democrat LeRoy J. Jones Jr. Democrat 2 Quilla E. Talmadge Democrat Nia Gill Democrat28th28th 1 Harry A. McEnroe Democrat Harry A. McEnroe Democrat 2 James Zangari Democrat James Zangari Democrat29th29th 1 Willie B. Brown Democrat Willie B. Brown Democrat 2 Jackie Mattison Democrat Jackie Mattison Democrat30th30th 1 Joseph Malone Republican Joseph Malone Republican 2 Robert Singer Republican Melvin Cottrell Republican31st31st 1 Joseph Doria Democrat Joseph Doria Democrat 2 Joseph Charles Democrat Joseph Charles Democrat32nd32nd 1 Joan M. Quigley Democrat Joan Quigley Democrat 2 Anthony Impreveduto Democrat Anthony Impreveduto Democrat33rd33rd 1 Louis Romano Democrat Louis Romano Democrat 2 Raul Garcia Democrat Raul Garcia Democrat34th34th 1 Marion Crecco Republican Marion Crecco Republican 2 Gerald H. Zecker Republican Gerald H. Zecker Republican35th35th 1 Bill Pascrell Democrat Bill Pascrell Democrat 2 Frank Catania Republican Frank Catania Republican36th36th 1 Paul DiGaetano Republican Paul DiGaetano Republican 2 John V. Kelly Republican John V. Kelly Republican37th37th 1 Ken Zisa Democrat Ken Zisa Democrat 2 Byron Baer Democrat Loretta Weinberg Democrat38th38th 1 Patrick J. Roma Republican Patrick J. Roma Republican 2 Rose Marie Heck Republican Rose Marie Heck Republican39th39th 1 Charlotte Vandervalk Republican Charlotte Vandervalk Republican 2 John E. Rooney Republican John E. Rooney Republican40th40th 1 Nicholas Felice Republican Nicholas Felice Republican 2 David C. Russo Republican David Russo Republican
Close races
Districts where the difference of total votes between the top-two parties was under 10%:
blue District 4, 1.4% gain D
red District 19, 3.6%
red District 2, 4.0% gain D
blue District 15, 6.9% gain D
red District 6, 8.4%
red District 11, 8.9%
List of races
District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 4 • District 5 • District 6 • District 7 • District 8 • District 9 • District 10 • District 11 • District 12 • District 13 • District 14 • District 15 • District 16 • District 17 • District 18 • District 19 • District 20 • District 21 • District 22 • District 23 • District 24 • District 25 • District 26 • District 27 • District 28 • District 29 • District 30 • District 31 • District 32 • District 33 • District 34 • District 35 • District 36 • District 37 • District 38 • District 39 • District 40__NOTOC__
District 1
New Jersey general election, 1993Official List, General Election Returns for the Office of Senate and Assembly for Election Held November 2, 1993 http://nj.gov/state/elections/election-results/1993-general-election-results-state-sen-gen-assembly.pdf December 3, 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20160305012926/http://nj.gov/state/elections/election-results/1993-general-election-results-state-sen-gen-assembly.pdf March 5, 2016 dead
Republican Party (United States)
Frank A. LoBiondo
36,941
31.2
0.5
Republican Party (United States)
John C. Gibson
32,959
27.9
0.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Ronald J. Casella
23,983
20.3
0.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Bruce M. Gorman
23,493
19.9
0.3
Libertarian Party (United States)
Scott L. Derby
959
0.8
N/A
118,335 100.0
District 2
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
John F. Gaffney
26,354
26.4
0.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Tom Foley
25,932
26.0
2.8
Republican Party (United States)
Fredrick P. Nickles
25,601
25.6
0.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Denis Floge
21,959
22.0
2.9
99,846 100.0
District 3
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Jack Collins
38,013
32.2
2.8
Republican Party (United States)
Gary W. Stuhltrager
37,021
31.4
2.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph J. Riley
21,959
18.6
1.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Amelia B. Kressler
21,062
17.8
1.9
118,055 100.0
District 4
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
George F. Geist
26,428
25.0
0.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Sean F. Dalton
26,366
25.0
0.2
Republican Party (United States)
Mary Virginia "Ginny" Weber
25,667
24.3
1.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Sandra L. Love
25,046
23.7
0.1
United We Stand
Kirk Errickson
2,061
2.0
N/A
105,568 100.0
District 5
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Wayne R. Bryant
28,905
34.9
2.6
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph J. Roberts, Jr.
28,739
34.7
2.8
Republican Party (United States)
Hans Berg
12,851
15.5
3.0
Republican Party (United States)
Merle Ways
12,254
14.8
2.5
82,749 100.0
District 6
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
John A. Rocco
35,316
27.2
1.3
Republican Party (United States)
Lee A. Solomon
35,089
27.0
1.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Jane M. Kershner
30,208
23.3
1.4
Democratic Party (United States)
John Phillip Maroccia
29,142
22.5
0.9
129,755 100.0
District 7
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Steven M. Petrillo
30,982
28.1
3.9
Democratic Party (United States)
George E. Williams
30,896
28.0
4.5
Republican Party (United States)
Jose F. Sosa
24,354
22.1
4.0
Republican Party (United States)
Priscilla B. Anderson
24,122
21.9
4.3
110,354 100.0
District 8
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Harold L. Colburn
36,157
30.4
1.9
Republican Party (United States)
Robert C. Shinn, Jr.
36,022
30.2
2.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Cesare D. Napoliello
23,514
19.7
1.7
Democratic Party (United States)
Harvey Dinerman
23,425
19.7
2.5
119,118 100.0
District 9
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Christopher J. Connors
49,885
32.5
2.2
Republican Party (United States)
Jeffrey W. Moran
49,363
32.2
2.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Thomas Woolsey
27,046
17.6
2.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Robert K. Smith
26,979
17.6
2.4
153,273 100.0
District 10
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Virginia “Ginny” Haines
42,132
30.4
1.2
Republican Party (United States)
David W. Wolfe
42,010
30.3
0.6
Democratic Party (United States)
Thomas J. Mallon
26,101
18.8
0.4
Democratic Party (United States)
John F. Phillips
25,096
18.1
0.2
New Jersey Conservative Party
Gary J. Rich
1,820
1.3
N/A
New Jersey Conservative Party
Michael S. Permuko
1,647
1.2
N/A
138,806 100.0
District 11
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Tom Smith
33,190
26.9
1.4
Republican Party (United States)
Steve Corodemus
32,748
26.5
1.1
Democratic Party (United States)
John A. Villapiano
28,259
22.9
0.5
Democratic Party (United States)
Daniel P. Jacobson
26,675
21.6
1.0
New Jersey Conservative Party
Allen Lorentson
938
0.8
N/A
New Jersey Conservative Party
Anthony Rajoppe
937
0.8
N/A
Libertarian Party (United States)
Keith Quarles
723
0.6
N/A
123,470 100.0
District 12
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Michael J. Arnone
41,450
31.8
0.2
Republican Party (United States)
Clare M. Farragher
41,061
31.5
0.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Lillian Harris
24,281
18.6
2.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Fred Eckhaus
23,676
18.1
2.3
130,468 100.0
District 13
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Joann H. Smith
37,489
30.6
2.3
Republican Party (United States)
Joseph Azzolina
36,497
29.8
1.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Sara B. Stewart
24,095
19.7
1.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Edward Testino
23,407
19.1
1.7
Independents 4 Change
Louis J. Barbarino
976
0.8
N/A
122,464 100.0
District 14
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Barbara W. Wright
37,626
28.3
1.3
Republican Party (United States)
Paul R. Kramer
36,767
27.7
1.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Janice S. Mironov
29,573
22.3
2.7
Democratic Party (United States)
Nina Kelty
27,570
20.7
4.1
Libertarian Party (United States)
Benjamin Grindlinger
570
0.4
N/A
Repeal State Mandates
Harold E. Swartz
387
0.3
N/A
Populist Party (United States, 1984)
Michael S. Schoellkopf
385
0.3
N/A
132,878 100.0
District 15
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Shirley K. Turner
25,759
25.7
4.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph Yuhas
23,714
23.7
4.2
Republican Party (United States)
John Hartmann
23,495
23.5
1.7
Republican Party (United States)
Donald C. Addison, Jr.
19,062
19.0
2.2
Independent politician
Carl J. Mayer
6,531
6.5
N/A
For the People
Tony Belardo
1,361
1.4
N/A
Constitutional Enforcer
Clinton C. Barlow
235
0.2
N/A
100,157 100.0
District 16
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Christopher “Kip” Bateman
44,646
32.0
1.7
Republican Party (United States)
Walter J. Kavanaugh
43,703
31.3
4.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Karen Carroll
26,268
18.8
3.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Amedeo F. D’Adamo, Jr.
23,438
16.8
1.7
Initiative and Referendum
James N. Carides
1,510
1.1
N/A
139,565 100.0
District 17
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Bob Smith
26,480
32.0
5.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Jerry Green
25,633
31.0
6.1
Republican Party (United States)
Al Smith
15,463
18.7
4.3
Republican Party (United States)
John H. Bresnan
15,217
18.4
4.1
82,793 100.0
District 18
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Harriet Derman
36,358
29.9
0.3
Republican Party (United States)
Jeff Warsh
34,491
28.3
0.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Thomas H. Paterniti
26,029
21.4
0.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Matthew Vaughn
24,883
20.4
0.4
121,761 100.0
District 19
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Stephen A. Mikulak
26,237
24.8
3.0
Republican Party (United States)
Ernest L. Oros
26,027
24.6
2.2
Democratic Party (United States)
John S. Wisniewski
25,627
24.2
1.0
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph Vas
22,869
21.6
0.6
"Peoples Choice"
Marion Lipira
2,569
2.4
N/A
"Peoples Choice"
Theodore T. Moran
2,426
2.3
N/A
105,755 100.0
District 20
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Neil M. Cohen
20,676
25.9
0.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph Suliga
20,300
25.5
0.2
Republican Party (United States)
Richard Hunt
14,329
18.0
6.1
Republican Party (United States)
Carmen Mendiola
12,905
16.2
7.3
For the People
Thomas W. Long
8,099
10.2
N/A
The Peoples Candidate
Jerry L. Coleman
3,388
4.3
N/A
79,697 100.0
District 21
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Maureen Ogden
44,110
32.4
0.0
Republican Party (United States)
Monroe Jay Lustbader
42,599
31.3
0.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Robert A. Everett
24,842
18.2
1.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Michael N. Kurzawski
24,687
18.1
3.0
136,238 100.0
District 22
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Richard H. Bagger
47,064
33.0
4.5
Republican Party (United States)
Alan M. Augustine
45,357
31.8
6.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Susan H. Pepper
26,972
18.9
6.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Carlton W. Hansen, Jr.
23,252
16.3
4.1
142,645 100.0
District 23
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Garabed “Chuck” Haytaian
47,251
41.3
8.5
Republican Party (United States)
Leonard Lance
45,643
39.9
9.7
Democratic Party (United States)
Edward F. Dragan
21,425
18.7
3.4
114,319 100.0
District 24
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
E. Scott Garrett
46,673
43.4
3.8
Republican Party (United States)
Dick Kamin
45,491
42.3
3.0
Democratic Party (United States)
William Weightman
15,310
14.2
2.5
107,474 100.0
District 25
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Rodney P. Frelinghuysen
48,596
36.9
0.3
Republican Party (United States)
Arthur R. Albohn
41,015
31.2
3.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Michael J. Andrisano
21,405
16.3
1.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Randy Davis
19,731
15.0
1.7
Constitutionalize the Fed
Mary Frueholz
801
0.6
N/A
131,548 100.0
District 26
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Carol J. Murphy
45,593
34.8
2.8
Republican Party (United States)
Alex DeCroce
44,461
33.9
3.7
Democratic Party (United States)
Lorelei N. Mottese
21,013
16.0
3.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Daniel G. Tauriello
20,014
15.3
3.9
131,081 100.0
District 27
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
LeRoy J. Jones, Jr.
28,680
35.2
2.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Nia H. Gill
28,143
34.5
2.1
Republican Party (United States)
Tod A. Thiese
11,938
14.6
6.1
Republican Party (United States)
Everett Jennings
11,809
14.5
N/A
Independent People's Choice
Anthony F. Montanelli
982
1.2
N/A
81,552 100.0
District 28
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Harry McEnroe
23,128
38.5
5.2
Democratic Party (United States)
James Zangari
21,357
35.5
3.1
Republican Party (United States)
Phyllis C. Cedola
8,354
13.9
1.6
Republican Party (United States)
Eugene L. Brenycz
7,282
12.1
3.4
60,121 100.0
District 29
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Willie B. Brown
20,015
50.1
13.7
Democratic Party (United States)
Jackie R. Mattison
18,439
46.2
12.2
Socialist Workers Party (United States)
Steven A. Marshall
750
1.9
0.8
Socialist Workers Party (United States)
Marilee F.D. Taylor
749
1.9
1.1
39,953 100.0
District 30
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Joe Malone
30,457
30.8
3.8
Republican Party (United States)
Melvin Cottrell
29,809
30.1
3.0
Democratic Party (United States)
Michael Broderick
19,466
19.7
3.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Lou Gallagher
19,278
19.5
3.5
99,010 100.0
District 31
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph Charles, Jr.
28,013
34.4
5.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Joseph V. Doria, Jr.
27,778
34.1
5.3
Republican Party (United States)
Michael Miller
12,947
15.9
5.7
Republican Party (United States)
Jim White
12,754
15.7
5.4
81,492 100.0
District 32
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Anthony Impreveduto
28,423
30.8
1.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Joan M. Quigley
27,562
29.9
2.4
Republican Party (United States)
Todd Hennessey
17,603
19.1
1.1
Republican Party (United States)
Manuel E. Fernandez
16,855
18.3
1.3
Politicians Are Crooks
Edith M. Shaw
1,114
1.2
0.7
Concerned Taxpayer's Coalition
William R. Dusenberry
587
0.6
N/A
92,144 100.0
District 33
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Raul “Rudy” Garcia
24,761
31.2
3.3
Democratic Party (United States)
Louis A. Romano
24,463
30.9
3.0
Republican Party (United States)
Mary C. Gaspar
14,387
18.1
2.2
Republican Party (United States)
Armando C. Hernandez
14,343
18.1
2.4
Impact '93
Ivan Dominguez
551
0.7
N/A
Independent Minority Movement
Bartolome Ruiz
396
0.5
N/A
Impact '93
Oscar Noa
385
0.5
N/A
79,286 100.0
District 34
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Marion Crecco
36,577
29.8
4.3
Republican Party (United States)
Gerald H. Zecker
36,129
29.4
4.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Steven Gerber
24,561
20.0
4.1
Democratic Party (United States)
George Tosi
23,526
19.1
3.3
We the People
S. Patricia Comstock
1,090
0.9
N/A
We the People
Michael Cheski
1,044
0.8
N/A
122,927 100.0
District 35
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
William J. Pascrell, Jr.
21,698
31.4
2.6
Republican Party (United States)
Frank Catania
17,657
25.5
0.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Alfred Steele
15,745
22.8
0.8
Republican Party (United States)
Harvey Nutter
10,999
15.9
7.0
Unified Independents
Anna N. Taliaferro
1,568
2.3
N/A
Time for Change
James A. Davis, Jr.
1,531
2.2
N/A
69,198 100.0
District 36
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
John V. Kelly
31,127
31.0
0.9
Republican Party (United States)
Paul DiGaetano
30,560
30.4
0.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Marina C. Perna
19,870
19.8
0.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Ozzie Maldonado
18,873
18.8
1.4
100,430 100.0
District 37
New Jersey general election, 1993
Democratic Party (United States)
Loretta Weinberg
33,876
29.9
3.8
Democratic Party (United States)
Ken Zisa
33,188
29.3
3.4
Republican Party (United States)
John Abraham
23,562
20.8
2.1
Republican Party (United States)
David Grobow Hahn
22,550
19.9
2.3
113,176 100.0
District 38
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Patrick J. Roma
40,523
32.2
0.2
Republican Party (United States)
Rose Marie Heck
38,388
30.5
1.9
Democratic Party (United States)
Frank Biasco
23,665
18.8
1.1
Democratic Party (United States)
Robert Burns
23,292
18.5
1.0
125,868 100.0
District 39
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Charlotte Vandervalk
49,531
32.9
8.8
Republican Party (United States)
John E. Rooney
47,593
31.6
6.7
Democratic Party (United States)
Mary R. Smith
27,869
18.5
1.5
Democratic Party (United States)
Donald W. Becker
25,057
16.6
N/A
Populist Party (United States, 1984)
Patricia Rainsford
537
0.4
1.1
150,587 100.0
District 40
New Jersey general election, 1993
Republican Party (United States)
Nicholas R. Felice
49,340
35.0
3.3
Republican Party (United States)
David C. Russo
48,200
34.2
3.2
Democratic Party (United States)
Jack Dabney
22,167
15.7
3.4
Democratic Party (United States)
Barry Winston
21,316
15.1
3.1
141,023 100.0
See also
1993 New Jersey Senate election
Notes
References
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