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2024 Senate elections · New Jersey history

New Jersey U.S. Senate election 2024

Andy Kim DEM +9.6 · Class I seat · held 11/5/24

Votes counted
4,031,795
Margin
9.6 pts
Seat held by
Democraticheld
President in NJ
D+5.9same year

General election 11/5/24

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Andy Kim WonDEM2,161,49153.61%
Curtis BashawREP1,773,58943.99%
Christina KhalilGRE45,4431.13%
Kenneth R. KaplanLIB24,2420.60%
Patricia G. MooneyhamOTH17,2240.43%
Joanne KunianskySWP9,8060.24%
Total4,031,795

By county

Camden: Andy Kim +32.1Gloucester: Andy Kim +1.7Passaic: Andy Kim +2.7Bergen: Andy Kim +7.6Cape May: Curtis Bashaw +20.9Essex: Andy Kim +47.1Hudson: Andy Kim +34.4Hunterdon: Curtis Bashaw +6.9Mercer: Andy Kim +37.5Ocean: Curtis Bashaw +28.2Salem: Curtis Bashaw +15.6Somerset: Andy Kim +13.8Warren: Curtis Bashaw +19.4Morris: Curtis Bashaw +2.9Sussex: Curtis Bashaw +24.0Atlantic: Curtis Bashaw +1.6Burlington: Andy Kim +23.3Cumberland: Curtis Bashaw +0.5Middlesex: Andy Kim +13.9Monmouth: Curtis Bashaw +9.7Union: Andy Kim +26.6
Counties coloured by the leading candidate, shaded by margin. County returns: MIT Election Data and Science Lab.

Counties carried: Andy Kim 11, Curtis Bashaw 10.

Official source: 2024-official-general-results-us-senate.pdf

Other New Jersey Senate races

YearSeatWinnerMargin
2024Class IAndy Kim9.6
2020Class IICory A. Booker16.3
2018Class IBob Menendez11.2
2014Class IICory A. Booker13.5
2013 specialClass IICory A. Booker10.9
2012Class IBob Menendez19.5
2008Class IIFrank R. Lautenberg14.1
2006Class IBob Menendez16.0
2002Class IIFrank R. Lautenberg9.9
2000Class IJon Stevens Corzine3.0
1996Class IIRobert G. Torricelli10.1
1994Class IFrank R. Lautenberg3.3

Full New Jersey Senate history →

Questions and answers

Who won the 2024 New Jersey Senate race?

Andy Kim (DEM) won with 53.6% of the vote, ahead of Curtis Bashaw (44.0%), a margin of 9.6 points.

Did the New Jersey Senate seat change party in 2024?

No. The Democratic Party held it.

How many votes were cast in the 2024 New Jersey Senate race?

4,031,795 votes were counted for the candidates in the general election.

Compiled by FiveThirtyEight from the official source linked above.