US EditionMikie Sherrill wins Democratic primary in New Jersey governor’s race
- Mikie Sherrill emerged victorious in the crowded Democratic contest for New Jersey governor on Tuesday, securing her party’s nomination in a competitive race.
- Sherrill won after building her campaign on affordability issues and personal experience as a Navy pilot and former prosecutor.
- She defeated five well-known opponents including mayors of Newark and Jersey City, and she raised $2.8 million during her primary campaign.
- Sherrill received about 35 percent of the primary vote, while notable rivals had between 10 and 17 percent each, with the race called by AP at 8:40 p.m. Eastern time.
- Sherrill will face Republican Jack Ciattarelli, who won his primary with Trump’s endorsement, making the general election a key test for both parties ahead of 2025.
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