Election Category: DISTRICT ATTORNEY
73.16 % 1232/1684 Precincts Completed.
Overall winner(s) Denoted by Winner vs Runner(s) up

Candidate Name
Party
Votes
% of Total Votes

WILLIAMS, R SETH
DEMOCRATIC
66649
71.74 %

UNTERMEYER, MICHAEL W
REPUBLICAN
26238
28.24 %

Write In

20
0.02 %

Election Category: CONTROLLER
73.16 % 1232/1684 Precincts Completed.
Overall winner(s) Denoted by Winner vs Runner(s) up

Candidate Name
Party
Votes
% of Total Votes

BUTKOVITZ, ALAN L
DEMOCRATIC
61599
69.12 %

SCHMIDT, AL
REPUBLICAN
27496
30.85 %

Write In

22
0.02 %

Governor - General

2338 of 6305 Precincts Reporting - 37%

Name
Party
Votes
Vote %

Christie, Chris
GOP
468,654
52%

Corzine, Jon (i)
Dem
367,819
41%

Daggett, Christopher
Ind
50,010
6%

Kaplan, Kenneth
Ind
1,745
0%

Steele, Gary
Ind
1,299
0%

Petris, Kostas
Ind
1,228
0%

Meiswinkle, David
Ind
970
0%

Cullen, Jason
Ind
862
0%

Stein, Gary
Ind
689
0%

Pason, Gregory
Ind
672
0%

Leinsdorf, Joshua
Ind
328
0%

Lindsay, Alvin
Ind
247
0%

Source: NJ.com

Election Category: DISTRICT ATTORNEY
44.66 % 752/1684 Precincts Completed.
Overall winner(s) Denoted by Winner vs Runner(s) up

Candidate Name
Party
Votes
% of Total Votes

WILLIAMS, R SETH
DEMOCRATIC
41813
70.60 %

UNTERMEYER, MICHAEL W
REPUBLICAN
17398
29.38 %

Write In

15
0.03 %

Election Category: CONTROLLER
44.66 % 752/1684 Precincts Completed.
Overall winner(s) Denoted by Winner vs Runner(s) up

Candidate Name
Party
Votes
% of Total Votes

BUTKOVITZ, ALAN L
DEMOCRATIC
38935
68.41 %

SCHMIDT, AL
REPUBLICAN
17963
31.56 %

Write In

16
0.03 %

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