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NJ Primary Election Results: Murphy wins GOP bid for U.S. Senate, 2 House races decided

Mullock won the Democratic primary for the Second District and is described as the prospective challenger to Jeff Van Drew.

NJ Primary Election Results: Murphy wins GOP bid for U.S. Senate, 2 House races decided
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This article1 analysis · Oct 6, 2026
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Justin Murphy won the Republican Senate primary and will face Cory Booker in November. Zack Mullock and Michael McGuire won Democratic and Republican House primaries, respectively, setting up contests in South Jersey.

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Democratic House primary winner in New Jersey’s Second District

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Republican House primary winner in New Jersey’s Third District

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Republican Senate primary winner

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Democratic House primary opponent

Republican Senate primary opponent

Democratic incumbent representing New Jersey’s Third District

Republican Senate primary opponent

Democratic House primary opponent

Republican House primary opponent

Democratic House primary opponent

Alex Zdan
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Republican Senate primary opponent

Republican House primary opponent

Cory A. Booker
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Democratic incumbent Senate candidate

Former Republican Senate nominee

ALSO MENTIONED  Christine Serrano-Glassner, Former Republican Senate primary opponent; Jeff Van Drew, Republican incumbent representing New Jersey’s Second District

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Zack Mullock Wins Democratic Primary in New Jersey’s 2nd District

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