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The New Jersey Congressional District 05 is made of 80 municipalities across 4 counties.

Bergen: Allendale, Alpine, Bergenfield, Bogota, Closter, Cresskill, Demarest, Dumont, Emerson, Fair Lawn, Franklin Lakes, Glen Rock, Hackensack, Harrington Park, Haworth, Hillsdale, Ho-Ho-Kus, Lodi, Mahwah, Maywood, Midland Park, Montvale, New Milford, Northvale, Norwood, Oakland, Old Tappan, Oradell, Paramus, Park Ridge, Ramsey, Ridgewood, River Edge, River Vale, Rochelle Park, Rockleigh, Saddle River, Teaneck, Upper Saddle River, Waldwick, Washington, Westwood, Woodcliff Lake, Wyckoff,
Passaic: Ringwood, West Milford,
Sussex: Andover Borough, Andover Township, Branchville Borough, Frankford Township, Franklin Borough, Fredon Township, Green Township, Hamburg Borough, Hampton Township, Hardyston Township, Lafayette Township, Montague Township, Newton Town, Sandyston Township, Stillwater Township, Sussex Borough, Vernon Township, Walpack Township, Wantage Township,
Warren: Allamuchy Township, Belvidere Town, Blairstown Township, Frelinghuysen Township, Hackettstown Town, Hardwick Township, Hope Township, Independence Township, Knowlton Township, Liberty Township, Mansfield Township, Oxford Township, Washington Borough, Washington Township, White Township,

Congressional District CD05 overlaps part of Legislative Districts 23 24 26 37 38 39 40

**District Representatives**
Office	Term	Name	Party	First Elected	Expire On	Address	Email	Official Website	Vote Smart	Propublica	Opensecrets	GovTrack
US House	2 Yrs	Josh Gottheimer	Dem	2016	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	147,926	6,782	154,708	3,378	158,086	4,457	162,543	3,376	165,919	-38	165,881	18,039	183,920	3,037	186,957	2,232	189,189	428	189,617
Rep	147,185	3,893	151,078	1,597	152,675	3,554	156,229	1,166	157,395	-211	157,184	9,623	166,807	1,404	168,211	3,501	171,712	883	172,595
Una	213,701	2,915	216,616	1,396	218,012	-253	217,759	2,388	220,147	49	220,196	378	220,574	1,626	222,200	-2,264	219,936	2,344	222,280
Oth	2,641	799	3,440	1,019	4,459	744	5,203	488	5,691	-16	5,675	98	5,773	265	6,038	116	6,154	80	6,234
Total	511,453	14,389	525,842	7,390	533,232	8,502	541,734	7,418	549,152	-216	548,936	28,138	577,074	6,332	583,406	3,585	586,991	3,735	590,726
Margin	741	2,889	3,630	1,781	5,411	903	6,314	2,210	8,524	173	8,697	8,416	17,113	1,633	18,746	1,269	17,477	455	17,022

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	582,445	448,211	76.95 %	231,012	51.54 %	205,302	45.80 %			25,710	5.74%
2020	US House	613,945	471,735	76.84 %	230,875	48.94 %	195,983	41.55 %	Josh Gottheimer	Frank T. Pallotta	34,892	7.39%
2019	Assembly 1	554,349	167,788	30.27 %	72,622	43.28 %	83,435	49.73 %			10,813	6.45%
2019	Assembly 2	554,349	167,788	30.27 %	72,162	43.01 %	80,536	48.00 %			8,374	4.99%
2018	US House	537,262	336,180	62.57 %	173,918	51.73 %	129,989	38.67 %	Josh Gottheimer	John J. McCann Jr.	43,929	13.06%
2017	Governor	501,503	216,099	43.09 %	104,780	48.49 %	102,859	47.60 %	Philip Murphy	Kim Guadagno	1,921	0.89%
2017	NJ Senate	501,503	216,099	43.09 %	100,841	46.66 %	100,153	46.35 %			688	0.31%
2017	Assembly 1	501,503	216,099	43.09 %	99,768	46.17 %	94,877	43.90 %			4,891	2.27%
2017	Assembly 2	501,503	216,099	43.09 %	97,382	45.06 %	94,402	43.68 %			2,980	1.38%
2016	President	520,787	379,327	72.84 %	179,151	47.23 %	180,447	47.57 %			1,296	0.34%
2016	US House	549,418	399,479	72.71 %	177,085	44.33 %	159,787	40.00 %	Josh Gottheimer	Scott Garrett	17,298	4.33%
2015	Assembly 1	484,982	126,706	26.13 %	52,613	41.52 %	59,559	47.01 %			6,946	5.49%
2015	Assembly 2	484,982	126,706	26.13 %	53,118	41.92 %	55,996	44.19 %			2,878	2.27%
2014	US House	498,596	215,118	43.14 %	84,267	39.17 %	105,948	49.25 %	Roy Cho	Scott Garrett	21,681	10.08%
2013	Governor	479,105	211,814	44.21 %	69,600	32.86 %	134,830	63.65 %	Barbara Buono	Chris Christie	65,230	30.79%
2012	President	491,960	348,390	70.82 %	166,856	47.89 %	175,031	50.24 %			8,175	2.35%
2012	US House	519,105	367,784	70.85 %	134,381	36.54 %	169,552	46.10 %			35,171	9.56%

Source: State Elections Results Report

Counties

The "County Relevance" chart shows how the different counties within NJ05 contribute to the 2018 district electoral results (for Congress).

**County Relevance House 2018**
County	Registered Voters	Turnout	Dem Votes	Rep Votes
Bergen	351,397	228,232	133,894	82,869
Passaic	28,604	16,589	7,229	8,487
Sussex			17,171	21,946
Warren	49,315	27,470	11,252	14,953