Democratic nominee Mikie Sherrill and Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli went head-to-head on Wednesday night in their final debate before New Jerseyans decide which of them will serve as the state's next governor. Political analyst Steve Adubato joined Good Day New York with reaction.

The race for governor between Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill is the main contest. Early in-person voting begins Oct. 25.

Mikie Sherrill holds a lead of 52-45 over Jack Ciattarelli, with 3% of voters saying they are undecided, according to the FDU poll.

In the 2021 election, Republican Jack Ciattarelli lost Passaic by 3.8 percentage points — the smallest margin of any county in the state.

Barack Obama endorsed Rep. Mikie Sherrill for governor of New Jersey, part of a move to try and boost two high-profile Democrats in key elections next month.

The deadline to vote in New Jersey is Oct. 14. To check your voter registration, use the New Jersey Division of Elections' "Voter Search" tool. Prospective voters can register online or via mail-in application. To register online, visit the New Jersey Division of Elections' Online Voter Registration website.

Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill is running against former GOP Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli to replace outgoing Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat who is prevented from seeking reelection because of term limits.

Republican Jack Ciattarelli's campaign has taken a step toward filing a lawsuit against his opponent, Democrat Mikie Sherrill.

With only 3% of likely voters still undecided on who should be New Jersey’s next governor, Democrat Mikie Sherrill leads Republican J ack Ciattarelli by 7 percentage points, according to a Fairleigh Dickinson University poll released less than three weeks from Election Day.