New Jersey Republicans Vying for Chance to Flip 2 Congressional Seats in November

New Jersey Republicans Vying for Chance to Flip 2 Congressional Seats in November
New Jersey Republican and U.S. Rep. Christopher Smith, former Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) chair, is among 11 House incumbents on the state’s June 7 primary ballot. Smith is seeking a 22nd term in the House and is the longest-serving Congressional rep in New Jersey’s history. Gary Feuerberg/Epoch Times
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New Jersey’s Democratic and Republican congressional district primary elections feature well-funded incumbents who are expected to breeze to victory on June 7 and advance to the November ballot, where many will face familiar foes in rematches from the 2020 elections.

Democrats now hold 10 of the state’s 12 U.S. House seats with November’s ballot already set in two congressional districts because Democrat and Republican candidates are unchallenged in their primaries.

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