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The New Jersey Congressional District 02 is made of 92 municipalities across 8 counties.

Atlantic: Absecon, Atlantic City, Brigantine, Buena, Buena Vista, Corbin City, Egg Harbor City, Egg Harbor Twp, Estell Manor, Folsom, Galloway, Hamilton, Hammonton, Linwood, Longport, Margate City, Mullica, Northfield, Pleasantville, Port Republic, Somers Point, Ventnor City, Weymouth,
Burlington: Bass River, Washington,
Camden: Waterford,
Cape May: Avalon, Cape May, Cape May Point, Dennis, Lower, Middle, North Wildwood, Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Stone Harbor, Upper, West Cape May, West Wildwood, Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, Woodbine,
Cumberland: Bridgeton, Commercial, Deerfield, Downe, Fairfield, Greenwich, Hopewell, Lawrence, Maurice River, Millville, Shiloh, Stow Creek, Upper Deerfield, Vineland,
Gloucester: Clayton, East Greenwich, Elk, Franklin, Harrison, Mantua, Newfield, Pitman, South Harrison, Swedesboro, Woolwich,
Ocean: Barnegat Light, Beach Haven, Eagleswood, Harvey Cedars, Little Egg Harbor, Long Beach, Ship Bottom, Stafford, Surf City, Tuckerton,
Salem: Alloway, Carneys Point, Elmer, Elsinboro, Lower Alloways Creek, Mannington, Oldmans, Penns Grove, Pennsville, Pilesgrove, Pittsgrove, Quinton, Salem, Upper Pittsgrove, Woodstown,

Congressional District CD02 overlaps part of Legislative Districts 01 02 03 04 05 08 09

**District Representatives**
Office	Term	Name	Party	First Elected	Expire On	Address	Email	Official Website	Vote Smart	Propublica	Opensecrets	GovTrack
US House	2 Yrs	Jeff Van Drew	Rep	2018	2022			website	Vote Smart	Propublica	Opensecrets	GovTrack

**Voter Registrations**
Affiliation	Jan 2018	Change	Nov 2018	Change	May 2019	Change	Nov 2019	Change	Apr 2020	Change	Jun 2020	Change	Nov 2020	Change	May 2021	Change	Nov 2021	Change	March 2022
Dem	147,789	4,983	152,772	1,737	154,509	3,797	158,306	1,462	159,768	-11	159,757	15,712	175,469	328	175,797	956	176,753	-335	176,418
Rep	131,975	4,226	136,201	1,571	137,772	3,264	141,036	2,257	143,293	213	143,506	13,755	157,261	1,250	158,511	5,532	164,043	1,260	165,303
Una	205,807	107	205,914	-2,748	203,166	147	203,313	1,430	204,743	184	204,927	-2,697	202,230	-3,539	198,691	-1,130	197,561	1,917	199,478
Oth	3,253	1,059	4,312	1,534	5,846	1,044	6,890	626	7,516	-7	7,509	299	7,808	312	8,120	-30	8,090	11	8,101
Total	488,824	10,375	499,199	2,094	501,293	8,252	509,545	5,775	515,320	379	515,699	27,069	542,768	-1,649	541,119	5,328	546,447	2,853	549,300
Margin	15,814	757	16,571	166	16,737	533	17,270	795	16,475	224	16,251	1,957	18,208	922	17,286	4,576	12,710	1,595	11,115

Source: NJ State Voter Registrations By Congressional District

**Previous Elections Results**
Year	Election	Registered Voters	Ballots Cast	Turnout	Dem Votes	Dem Votes %	Rep Votes	Rep Votes %	Dem Candidate	Rep Candidate	Margin	Margin %
2020	President	527,166	384,777	72.99 %	180,704	46.96 %	190,292	49.46 %			9,588	2.50%
2020	US House	527,166	384,777	72.99 %	171,447	44.56 %	191,485	49.77 %	Amy Kennedy	Jeff Van Drew	20,038	5.21%
2019	Assembly 1	494,624	162,372	32.83 %	74,343	45.79 %	81,088	49.94 %			6,745	4.15%
2019	Assembly 2	494,624	162,372	32.83 %	71,428	43.99 %	79,041	48.68 %			7,613	4.69%
2018	US House	493,186	262,426	53.21 %	134,932	51.42 %	114,150	43.50 %	Jeff Van Drew	Seth Grossman	20,782	7.92%
2017	Governor	476,994	187,517	39.31 %	91,865	48.99 %	85,133	45.40 %	Philip Murphy	Kim Guadagno	6,732	3.59%
2017	NJ Senate	476,994	187,517	39.31 %	95,168	50.75 %	80,762	43.07 %			14,406	7.68%
2017	Assembly 1	476,994	187,517	39.31 %	95,798	51.09 %	77,015	41.07 %			18,783	10.02%
2017	Assembly 2	476,994	187,517	39.31 %	91,247	48.66 %	75,256	40.13 %			15,991	8.53%
2016	President	480,628	323,432	67.29 %	145,896	45.11 %	159,082	49.19 %			13,186	4.08%
2016	US House	480,628	323,432	67.29 %	109,405	33.83 %	173,123	53.53 %	David H. Cole	Frank A. LoBiondo	63,718	19.70%
2015	Assembly 1	453,389	127,237	28.06 %	58,780	46.20 %	61,167	48.07 %			2,387	1.87%
2015	Assembly 2	453,389	127,237	28.06 %	55,736	43.80 %	57,886	45.49 %			2,150	1.69%
2014	US House	465,892	181,528	38.96 %	65,286	35.96 %	107,168	59.04 %	William J. Hughes Jr.	Frank A. LoBiondo	41,882	23.08%
2013	Governor	467,759	199,929	42.74 %	64,503	32.26 %	125,228	62.64 %	Barbara Buono	Chris Christie	60,725	30.38%
2012	President	471,645	310,288	65.79 %	164,721	53.09 %	138,519	44.64 %			26,202	8.45%
2012	US House	471,645	310,288	65.79 %	114,865	37.02 %	163,895	52.82 %	Cassandra Shober	Frank A. LoBiondo	49,030	15.80%

Source: State Elections Results Report

Counties

The "County Relevance" chart shows how the different counties within NJ02 contribute to the 2018 district electoral results (for Congress).

**County Relevance House 2018**
County	Registered Voters	Turnout	Dem Votes	Rep Votes
Atlantic	184,782	96,639	52,917	39,118
Burlington	1,552	899	325	540
Camden	7,825	4,332	1,894	2,201
Cape May	71,822	42,143	21,595	19,003
Cumberland	90,538	42,039	23,914	15,782
Gloucester	64,936	35,593	17,932	16,982
Ocean	31,808	18,981	7,103	11,140
Salem	44,766	24,163	11,005	12,100