Early in-person voting began Tuesday in the New Jersey primaries to decide the state’s next governor, with Republicans hoping to flip a blue-state governorship after coming up short in 2024.
President Trump, who is backing front-running GOP candidate Jack Ciattarelli, thinks so.
“New Jersey is ready to pop out of that blue horror show and really get in there and vote for somebody that’s going to make things happen,” Trump, who last month endorsed Ciattarelli, said Monday.
The same day, Trump held a telephone rally for the former state lawmaker during which he said voters will decide whether New Jersey remains a “high-tax, high-crime sanctuary state.”
The winners of the state’s respective Democratic and Republican primaries on June 10 will face off in November to replace Democrat Gov. Phil Murphy, who must leave his post because of term limits.
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