New Jersey Primary ResultsJune 7

President

Republicans

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Trump Donald J. Trump 		356,697 80.4% 51
Kasich John Kasich 		59,506 13.4% —
Cruz Ted Cruz 		27,521 6.2% —

443,724 votes, 99% reporting

Last updated 10:37 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

Democrats

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Clinton Hillary Clinton 		554,237 63.2% 79
Sanders Bernie Sanders 		323,259 36.8% 47

877,496 votes, 99% reporting

Last updated 10:37 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

Republican Results

Republican Primary

Donald J. Trump won New Jersey, according to A.P.

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Trump Donald J. Trump 		356,697 80.4% 51
Kasich John Kasich 		59,506 13.4% —
Cruz Ted Cruz 		27,521 6.2% —

443,724 votes, 99% reporting (6,329 of 6,366 precincts)

Last updated 10:37 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

Leader

Trump

Estimated votes remaining

Democratic Results

Democratic Primary

Hillary Clinton won New Jersey, according to A.P.

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Clinton Hillary Clinton 		554,237 63.2% 79
Sanders Bernie Sanders 		323,259 36.8% 47

877,496 votes, 99% reporting (6,329 of 6,366 precincts)

Last updated 10:37 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

Leader

Clinton

Sanders

Estimated votes remaining

Leader

Trump

Estimated votes remaining

Leader

Clinton

Sanders

Estimated votes remaining

How Republicans Voted

Size of lead

Leader

Trump

Estimated votes remaining

Circle size is proportional to the size of a candidate's lead.

Trump

Kasich

How Democrats Voted

Size of lead

Leader

Clinton

Sanders

Estimated votes remaining

Circle size is proportional to the size of a candidate's lead.

Clinton

Sanders

Republicans

51 delegates

Past Winners

Mitt Romney 2012 John McCain 2008 George W. Bush 2000

Democrats

142 delegates

Past Winners

Hillary Clinton 2008 John Kerry 2004 Al Gore 2000

U.S. House

District 1

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Patterson Bob Patterson Uncontested 0 0.0%

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Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Norcross* Donald Norcross* 56,081 70.3%
Law Alex Law 23,689 29.7%

79,770 votes, 100% reporting (528 of 528 precincts)

*Incumbent

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District 2

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
LoBiondo* Frank LoBiondo* Uncontested 0 0.0%

*Incumbent

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Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Cole David Cole 33,506 81.4%
Rozzo Tino Rozzo 7,663 18.6%

41,169 votes, 100% reporting (565 of 565 precincts)

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District 3

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
MacArthur* Tom MacArthur* Uncontested 0 0.0%

*Incumbent

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Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
LaVergne Frederick LaVergne 32,493 62.7%
Keady Jim Keady 19,347 37.3%

51,840 votes, 99% reporting (567 of 571 precincts)

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

District 4

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Smith* Chris Smith* 41,661 92.0%
MacDonald Bruce MacDonald 3,629 8.0%

45,290 votes, 100% reporting (517 of 517 precincts)

*Incumbent

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Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Phillipson Lorna Phillipson Uncontested 0 0.0%

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District 5

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Garrett* Scott Garrett* 41,276 82.3%
Cino Michael Cino 4,746 9.5%
Vallorosi Peter Vallorosi 4,148 8.3%

50,170 votes, 99% reporting (493 of 494 precincts)

*Incumbent

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Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Gottheimer Joshua Gottheimer Uncontested 0 0.0%

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District 6

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Sonnek-Schmelz Brent Sonnek-Schmelz Uncontested 0 0.0%

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Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Pallone* Frank Pallone* Uncontested 0 0.0%

*Incumbent

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District 7

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Lance* Leonard Lance* 31,137 53.9%
Larsen David Larsen 18,983 32.8%
Heard Craig Heard 7,698 13.3%

57,818 votes, 99% reporting (637 of 639 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Jacob Peter Jacob Uncontested 0 0.0%

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District 8

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Khan Agha Khan Uncontested 0 0.0%

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Sires* Albio Sires* 44,944 87.0%
Delgado Eloy Delgado 6,703 13.0%

51,647 votes, 98% reporting (434 of 443 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

District 9

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Castillo Hector Castillo Uncontested 0 0.0%

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Pascrell* Bill Pascrell* Uncontested 0 0.0%

*Incumbent

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District 10

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Pinckney David Pinckney Uncontested 0 0.0%

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Payne Jr.* Donald Payne Jr.* Uncontested 0 0.0%

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

District 11

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Frelinghuysen* Rodney Frelinghuysen* 44,449 76.2%
Van Glahn Rick Van Glahn 13,864 23.8%

58,313 votes, 99% reporting (571 of 575 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Wenzel Joseph Wenzel 34,462 70.6%
McFarlane Richard McFarlane 8,591 17.6%
Brogowski Lee Anne Brogowski 5,727 11.7%

48,780 votes, 99% reporting (571 of 575 precincts)

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

District 12

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Uccio Steven Uccio Uncontested 0 0.0%

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Watson Coleman* Bonnie Watson Coleman* 66,029 93.7%
Kucsma Alexander Kucsma 4,463 6.3%

70,492 votes, 100% reporting (538 of 538 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:37 AM ET

Source: Election results from The Associated Press. Nonpresidential races are called by A.P.

By Wilson Andrews, Matthew Bloch, Jeremy Bowers and Tom Giratikanon

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