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2003 general · October 4, 2003

2003 New Jersey election results

Every race on New Jersey's ballot in the 2003 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races80
Changed party0
Unopposed1%1 races
Incumbents defeated5

New Jersey State Senate

D 22 · R 18

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Nicholas Asselta (R)65.4
LD-2William L. Gormley (R)22.8
LD-3Stephen M. Sweeney (D)8.1
LD-4Fred H. Madden (D)0.2
LD-5Wayne R. Bryant (D)29.8
LD-6John H. Adler (D)22.1
LD-7Diane Allen (R)20.6
LD-8Martha W. Bark (R)33.8
LD-9Leonard T. Connors Jr. (R)31.6
LD-10Andrew R. Ciesla (R)30.2
LD-11Joseph A. Palaia (R)31.3
LD-12Ellen Karcher (D)9.9Incumbent lost
LD-13Joe Kyrillos Jr. (R)13.0
LD-14Peter Inverso (R)19.6
LD-15Shirley Turner (D)34.8
LD-16Walter J. Kavanaugh (R)Unopposed
LD-17Bob Smith (D)21.9
LD-18Barbara A. Buono (D)17.0
LD-19Joe Vitale (D)30.9
LD-20Raymond Lesniak (D)25.9
LD-21Thomas Kean Jr. (R)37.0
LD-22Nick Scutari (D)10.1
LD-23Leonard Lance (R)36.1
LD-24Robert E. Littel (R)36.3
LD-25Tony Bucco (R)10.2
LD-26Robert J. Martin (R)31.9
LD-27Richard J. Codey (D)31.6
LD-28Ronald L. Rice (D)50.5
LD-29Sharpe James (D)70.3
LD-30Bob Singer (R)25.2
LD-31Glenn D. Cunningham (D)62.9
LD-32Nicholas J. Sacco (D)58.7
LD-33Bernard F. Kenny Jr. (D)61.9
LD-34Nia H. Gill (D)39.4
LD-35John A. Girgenti (D)37.2
LD-36Paul Sarlo (D)9.1
LD-37Byron Baer (D)23.9
LD-38Joseph Congilio (D)11.5
LD-39Gerald Cardinale (R)24.6
LD-40Henry P. McNamara (R)28.9

New Jersey General Assembly

D 47 · R 33

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Jeff Van Drew · John C. Gibson (DEM)1.3
LD-2Frank Blee · Kirk Conover (R)11.2
LD-3Douglas H. Fisher · John Burzichelli (D)1.9
LD-4Robert J. Smith · David R. Mayer (D)4.1
LD-5Joseph J. Roberts Jr. · Nilsa Cruz-Perez (D)11.7
LD-6Lou Greenwald · Mary T. Previte (D)8.9
LD-7Herb Conaway · Jack Conners (D)1.7
LD-8Francis L. Bodine · Larry Chatzidakis (R)15.4
LD-9Christopher J. Connors · Brian Rumpf (R)9.2
LD-10David W. Wolfe · Jim Holzapfel (R)13.0
LD-11Steven J. Corodemus · Sean Kean (R)11.2
LD-12Michael Panter · Robert Morgan (D)2.4Incumbent lost
LD-13Samuel D. Thompson · Joseph Azzolina (R)0.3
LD-14Bill Baroni · Linda Greenstein (REP)0.9Incumbent lost
LD-15Bonnie Watson Coleman · Reed Gusciora (D)12.1
LD-16Peter J. Biondi · Christopher Bateman (R)20.7
LD-17Joseph V. Egan · Upendra J. Chivukula (D)8.9
LD-18Peter J. Barnes Jr. · Patrick Diegnan (D)3.7
LD-19John S. Wisniewski · Joseph Vas (D)4.8Incumbent lost
LD-20Neil M. Cohen · Joe Cryan (D)11.7
LD-21Eric Munoz · Jon Bramnick (R)7.7
LD-22Linda Stender · Jerry Green (D)7.0
LD-23Connie Myers · Michael J. Doherty (R)10.0
LD-24Guy R. Gregg · Alison Littell McHose (R)19.3
LD-25Michael Patrick Carroll · Rick Merkt (R)11.7
LD-26Alex Decroce · Joe Pennacchio (R)14.3
LD-27John McKeon · Mims Hackett Jr. (D)12.8
LD-28Donald Tucker · Craig A. Stanley (D)22.8
LD-29William D. Payne · Wilfredo Caraballo (D)32.1
LD-30Joseph R. Malone III · Ronald S. Dancer (R)13.0
LD-31Louis Manzo · Anthony Chiappone (D)31.1
LD-32Anthony Impreveduto · Joan M. Quigley (D)29.2
LD-33Brian Stack · Albio Sires (D)32.1
LD-34Peter C. Eagler · Sheila Y. Oliver (D)13.5
LD-35Alfred Steele · Nellie Pou (D)13.8
LD-36Paul Digaetano · Frederick Scalera (REP)1.3
LD-37Loretta Weinberg · Gordon Johnson (D)15.0
LD-38Robert M. Gordon · Joan M. Voss (D)3.9Incumbent lost
LD-39Charlotte Vandervalk · John Rooney (R)15.1
LD-40David C. Russo · Kevin J. Otoole (R)15.1

New Jersey

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner