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Election 1924 Results

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1924 US Senate election in New Jersey

Walter E. Edge (Republican) beat Frederick W. Donnelly (Democrat) in New Jersey in 1924, 61.8% to 33.7%, a margin of 28.2 points and 276,986 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1918, when Walter E. Edge also won.

Republicans led in 20 of the 21 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 1. The largest, Hudson, cast 181,813 votes and went to the Democrat by 13.4 points. The closest was Hunterdon, where 1,721 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Walter E. Edge won Republican 608,020 61.8%
Frederick W. Donnelly Democratic 331,034 33.7%
All other candidates 44,121 4.5%
Total983,175

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Hudson 98,414 54.1% 74,133 40.8% 9,266 181,813 D+13.4
Essex 45,548 27.2% 112,708 67.2% 9,400 167,656 R+40.1
Bergen 18,400 23.3% 56,696 71.8% 3,845 78,941 R+48.5
Union 18,482 27.6% 46,743 69.7% 1,852 67,077 R+42.1
Camden 18,284 28.0% 43,088 66.0% 3,938 65,310 R+38.0
Passaic 13,678 21.7% 43,360 68.8% 5,983 63,021 R+47.1
Middlesex 20,016 38.3% 31,348 59.9% 948 52,312 R+21.7
Mercer 22,925 46.1% 25,324 50.9% 1,518 49,767 R+4.8
Monmouth 15,830 33.0% 31,096 64.9% 996 47,922 R+31.9
Atlantic 7,873 23.8% 23,898 72.3% 1,271 33,042 R+48.5
Morris 8,458 26.3% 23,150 72.0% 544 32,152 R+45.7
Burlington 8,327 30.6% 18,394 67.6% 474 27,195 R+37.0
Cumberland 4,976 27.6% 12,175 67.5% 893 18,044 R+39.9
Gloucester 4,045 23.3% 12,278 70.8% 1,014 17,337 R+47.5
Somerset 4,300 26.6% 11,681 72.2% 194 16,175 R+45.6
Warren 5,275 38.5% 8,087 59.0% 355 13,717 R+20.5
Hunterdon 5,213 40.8% 6,934 54.3% 618 12,765 R+13.5
Ocean 2,582 24.4% 7,717 72.8% 304 10,603 R+48.4
Salem 2,793 28.1% 6,726 67.7% 409 9,928 R+39.6
Cape May 2,584 26.3% 7,111 72.4% 130 9,825 R+46.1
Sussex 3,031 35.4% 5,373 62.7% 169 8,573 R+27.3

Counties as they stood in 1924; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

New Jersey Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Andy Kim (D) D+9.6
2020 Cory Booker (D) D+16.3
2018 Robert Menendez (D) D+11.2
2014 Cory A. Booker (D) D+13.5
2012 Robert Menendez (D) D+19.5
2008 Frank R. Lautenberg (D) D+14.1
2006 Bob Menendez (D) D+9.0
2002 Frank R. Lautenberg (D) D+9.9
2000 Jon S. Corzine (D) D+3.0
1996 Robert Torricelli (D) D+10.2
1994 Frank Lautenberg (D) D+3.3
1990 Bill Bradley (D) D+3.0
1988 Frank R. Lautenberg (D) D+8.4
1984 Bill Bradley (D) D+29.3
1982 Frank R. Lautenberg (D) D+3.1
1978 Bill Bradley (D) D+12.2
1976 Harrison A. Williams, Jr. (D) D+22.6
1972 Clifford P. Case (R) R+27.9
1970 Harrison Williams Jr. (D) D+11.9
1966 Clifford P. Case (R) R+23.0
1964 Harrison Williams Jr. (D) D+24.6
1960 Clifford P. Case (R) R+12.5
1958 Harrison Williams Jr. (D) D+4.5
1954 Clifford P. Case (R) R+0.2
1952 H. Alexander Smith (R) R+11.9
1948 Robert C. Hendrickson (R) R+2.7
1946 H. Alexander Smith (R) R+18.4
1942 Albert W. Hawkes (R) R+7.3
1940 W. Warren Barbour (R) R+11.0
1936 William H. Smathers (D) D+10.6
1934 A. Harry Moore (D) D+17.1
1930 Dwight T. Morrow (R) R+19.5
1928 Hamilton F. Kean (R) R+16.0
1924 Walter E. Edge (R) R+28.2
1922 Edward I. Edwards (D) D+10.9
1918 Walter E. Edge (R) R+7.1
1916 Joseph Frelinghuysen (R) R+17.1