New Jersey Decides 2017

Murphy got 1.2 million votes to Guadagno's 899,583, which was the fewest amount for a GOP nominee since 1989.

Around $79 million was spent on the 2017 gubernatorial election cycle. Voter turnout in November was 38.5 percent.

Here's a comparison of the results from the 2013 and 2017 gubernatorial races.

Controversy over a Confederate-type flag and derogatory comments about his female opponents didn't stop Parker Space from a return to Trenton.

After eight years of Chris Christie, New Jersey voters on Tuesday chose a Democrat as their next governor. See how your county decided the election.

Little changed in the balance of power in the legislature Tuesday night, with Democrats remaining firmly in control.

Gov.-elect Phil Murphy got the biggest share of the vote for a first-time candidate for governor since 1973. But voter turnout was meager at under 40%.

Mayoral races in Hoboken, Jersey City, Edison, and Atlantic City highlight more than two dozen mayoral races around the state.

Results based on exit polls give the state a Democratic chief executive promising to enact a progressive agenda.

Polls close at 8 p.m. in what has been a low-interest but highly consequential election, as New Jersey voters select a replacement for Gov. Chris Christie and all 120 members of the Senate and Assembly.