In New Jersey's competitive 7th Congressional District, recent polls show Democratic challenger Sue Altman leading Republican incumbent Tom Kean Jr. by narrow margins, such as RMG Research's October 21-22 survey (Altman 46%, Kean 44%) and Braun Research's findings (Altman +3%), driving trader consensus toward Democrats at 45% implied probability. Altman's fundraising edge—over $7 million raised versus Kean's $4.5 million—has enabled heavier ad spending in this battleground with a Republican-leaning partisan voter index. Strong early voting turnout and national generic ballot trends favoring Democrats bolster her path, though Kean's incumbency and district history keep Republicans viable at 34.5%. With Election Day on November 5, shifts in undecided voters or late spending could tip the closely contested race.
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Partido Republicano
36%
Partido Democrata
52%
Partido Republicano
36%
Partido Democrata
52%
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0x2F5e3684c...In New Jersey's competitive 7th Congressional District, recent polls show Democratic challenger Sue Altman leading Republican incumbent Tom Kean Jr. by narrow margins, such as RMG Research's October 21-22 survey (Altman 46%, Kean 44%) and Braun Research's findings (Altman +3%), driving trader consensus toward Democrats at 45% implied probability. Altman's fundraising edge—over $7 million raised versus Kean's $4.5 million—has enabled heavier ad spending in this battleground with a Republican-leaning partisan voter index. Strong early voting turnout and national generic ballot trends favoring Democrats bolster her path, though Kean's incumbency and district history keep Republicans viable at 34.5%. With Election Day on November 5, shifts in undecided voters or late spending could tip the closely contested race.
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