In New Jersey's 7th congressional district, trader consensus favors Democrats at 43% over Republicans at 38.5%, driven by razor-thin polls showing challenger Sue Altman trailing incumbent Rep. Tom Kean by just 2-5 points in recent Emerson and internal surveys. The race remains deadlocked due to Kean's incumbency advantage in a district that leaned Republican by 4 points in 2020, offset by Altman's superior fundraising—over $3 million cash-on-hand versus Kean's $1.8 million—and Democratic gains in suburban turnout. Separation could emerge from the October 15 debate, early voting trends starting October 28, or national presidential shifts impacting down-ballot enthusiasm.
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35%
民主党
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共和党
35%
民主党
59%
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0x2F5e3684c...In New Jersey's 7th congressional district, trader consensus favors Democrats at 43% over Republicans at 38.5%, driven by razor-thin polls showing challenger Sue Altman trailing incumbent Rep. Tom Kean by just 2-5 points in recent Emerson and internal surveys. The race remains deadlocked due to Kean's incumbency advantage in a district that leaned Republican by 4 points in 2020, offset by Altman's superior fundraising—over $3 million cash-on-hand versus Kean's $1.8 million—and Democratic gains in suburban turnout. Separation could emerge from the October 15 debate, early voting trends starting October 28, or national presidential shifts impacting down-ballot enthusiasm.
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