Results for New Jersey Governor's Debate

The two leading candidates in New Jersey's 2024 Democratic U.S. Senate primary race, Representative Andy Kim (D-NJ) and Tammy Murphy, wife of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy (D), participated in a debate hosted by the New Jersey Globe and Rider University.

Governor Phil Murphy (D-NJ) and Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli met for their second and final debate in the 2021 New Jersey gubernatorial election. ... The debate took place at Rowan University in Glassboro.

Governor Phil Murphy (D-NJ) faced off against Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli in the first of two debates in the 2021 New Jersey race for governor. ... The debate was hosted by WABC-TV New York and WPVI-TV Philadelphia at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, New Jersey*'s largest city.

Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno (R) and former Ambassador Phil Murphy (D) met for a debate before the November New Jersey gubernatorial election to select Governor Chris Christie (R). The candidates answered questions on a range of topics that included property taxes, funding for the state's public employee pension system, student debt, the legalization of marijuana, and incentives for persuading Amazon to build its new corporate headquarters in the Garden State. The event was held at William Paterson University in Wayne, New Jersey. Courtesy of WCBS-TV of New* York City.

In the race to replace Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ), candidates Phil Murphy (D) and Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno (R) met for their first debate.

Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ), a 2016 Republican presidential candidate, held a town hall with voters in Hudson, New Hampshire. He talked about the Republican presidential debate from the previous weekend, Social Security and Medicare, tax reform, health care, and student debt. Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) also spoke.

Joseph McQuaid reported by phone about his New Hampshire Union Leader newspaper's endorsement of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R), and the status of the primary contest in New Hampshire. He also reacted to the Democratic presidential candidates' debate, which took place the previous evening in New Hampshire.

Telephone lines were open for viewer responses to a question about the previous night's Democratic presidential candidates' debate: "Who won the debate?" Joseph McQuaid, president and publisher for the New Hampshire Union Leader, reported by phone about his newspaper's endorsement of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R), and the status of the primary contest in New Hampshire. He also reacted to the previous night's debate.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) and State Senator Barbara Buono (R) participated in their second and final gubernatorial debate, at Montclair State University.

New Jersey gubernatorial candidates Governor Chris Christie (R) and State Senator Barbara Buono (D) participated in their first televised debate, at William Paterson University. Courtesy: WCBS-TV, New* York

Governor Chris Christie, in his first state of the state speech since taking office a year ago, told lawmakers he would not raise taxes in his next budget, wanted to start debate on a plan to fix the state's underfunded pension system, and planned to focus on education reform in the coming year.

Democratic incumbent Governor Jon Corzine debated Republican challenger Chris Christie and independent challenger Chris Daggett. The debate was held in the New Jersey Network's television studio and was moderated by journalists.

Gubernatorial candidates held their fifth and final debate in the New Jersey governor's race. ... The host played negative television commercials from each campaign, including a disparaging ad from the Republican candidate quoting Senator Corzine's former wife as saying "he'll probably let New Jersey down." ... Pressman hosted the debate, which was held inside the studios of WNBC-TV in New* York City. The election for governor was held on Tuesday, November 8, 2005.

Four candidates for governor debated one another at the College of New Jersey. ... Doug Forrester questioned Senator Corzine about his association with former Governor James McGreevey, who resigned amid a gay sex scandal last year. ... This was the third debate of the campaign and first for third party contestants as Dr. ... Jim Gardner and Diana Williams moderated the debate. ... The debate was held at the College of New Jersey before a small audience.

Gubernatorial candidates debated one another in a television studio in Trenton, New Jersey. ... Following the debate political advertisements for each candidate were shown.

The New Jersey Republican Governors Debate for Tuesday Primary. Former Congressman Bob Franks and Mayor of Jersey City Bret Schundler. This debate was organized by WNBC of New York.

The New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidates Debate.

Coverage of the New Jersey Democratic Senatorial Debate. The New Jersey Network produced the event with the New York Times. Former Governor Jim Florio debated Jon Corzine, a senior partner with Goldman Sachs.

Candidates Christine Todd Whitman, James McGreevey, and Murray Sabrin took questions from a panel of journalists at a New Jersey gubernatorial debate. ... This was the third and final debate* among the candidates.

Republican New Jersey Governor Christine Whitman and her Democratic and Libertarian challengers answered questions from members of the studio audience.