Source: RealClearPolitics
by Meredith Sumpter
“Democratic voters in New Jersey must choose a nominee for governor next week from a crowded and contentious field – and polls show no one truly catching fire. The front-runner polls at about 30% of the vote. At least three other candidates can fairly claim that they’re in second place. Two more appear to have double-digit support. Meanwhile, a quarter of New Jersey Democrats remain undecided – and the race just keeps getting more negative. It’s a textbook example of an election that would benefit from ranked choice voting.” (06/05/25)