| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NJ | U.S. House | 7 | Leonard Lance | Republican | 83% |
| NJ | U.S. House | 8 | Albio Sires | Democratic | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 3 | John Burzichelli | Democratic | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 6 | Lou Greenwald | Democratic | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 7 | Herbert Conaway, Jr. | Democratic | 100% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 9 | Brian Rumpf | Republican | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 10 | David Wolfe | Republican | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 12 | Ronald Dancer | Republican | 77% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 15 | Reed Gusciora | Democratic | 100% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 15 | Bonnie Watson Coleman | Democratic | 100% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 17 | Upendra Chivukula | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 17 | Joseph Egan | Democratic | 90% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 18 | Patrick Diegnan, Jr. | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 19 | John Wisniewski | Democratic | 77% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 20 | Joseph Cryan | Democratic | 77% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 21 | Jon Bramnick | Republican | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 22 | Gerald Green | Democratic | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 22 | Linda Stender | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 25 | Michael Carroll | Republican | 31% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 27 | John McKeon | Democratic | 85% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 30 | Sean Kean | Republican | 77% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 34 | Sheila Oliver | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 37 | Gordon Johnson | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Assembly | 40 | David Russo | Republican | 85% |
| NJ | State Senate | 1 | Jeff Van Drew | Democratic | 85% |
| NJ | State Senate | 3 | Steve Sweeney | Democratic | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 4 | Fred Madden, Jr. | Democratic | 73% |
| NJ | State Senate | 7 | Diane Allen | Republican | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 9 | Christopher Connors | Republican | 85% |
| NJ | State Senate | 10 | Jim Holzapfel | Republican | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 12 | Sam Thompson | Republican | 62% |
| NJ | State Senate | 13 | Joe Kyrillos, Jr. | Republican | 58% |
| NJ | State Senate | 14 | Linda Greenstein | Democratic | 100% |
| NJ | State Senate | 15 | Shirley Turner | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Senate | 16 | Christopher Bateman | Republican | 77% |
| NJ | State Senate | 17 | Bob Smith | Democratic | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 18 | Barbara Buono | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Senate | 19 | Joseph Vitale | Democratic | 100% |
| NJ | State Senate | 20 | Raymond Lesniak | Democratic | 70% |
| NJ | State Senate | 21 | Thomas Kean, Jr. | Republican | 83% |
| NJ | State Senate | 22 | Nicholas Scutari | Democratic | 73% |
| NJ | State Senate | 23 | Michael Doherty | Republican | 54% |
| NJ | State Senate | 25 | Anthony Bucco | Republican | 50% |
| NJ | State Senate | 26 | Joseph Pennacchio | Republican | 46% |
| NJ | State Senate | 27 | Richard Codey | Democratic | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 28 | Ronald Rice | Democratic | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 30 | Robert Singer | Republican | 100% |
| NJ | State Senate | 32 | Nicholas Sacco | Democratic | 58% |
| NJ | State Senate | 33 | Brian Stack | Democratic | 83% |
| NJ | State Senate | 34 | Nia Gill | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Senate | 35 | Nellie Pou | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Senate | 36 | Paul Sarlo | Democratic | 75% |
| NJ | State Senate | 37 | Loretta Weinberg | Democratic | 100% |
| NJ | State Senate | 38 | Robert Gordon | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | State Senate | 39 | Gerald Cardinale | Republican | 50% |
| NJ | State Senate | 40 | Kevin O'Toole | Republican | 85% |
| NJ | Mayor | At-Large | David Mayer | Democratic | 92% |
| NJ | Mayor | At-Large | Nicholas Sacco | 58% | |
| NJ | Mayor | At-Large | Brian Stack | 83% | |
| NJ | Mayor | Joseph Vas | Democratic | 92% | |
| NJ | Secretary of the Department of Agriculture | Douglas Fisher | Democratic | 85% | |
| NJ | Councilmember | At-Large | Peter Eagler | 92% | |
| NJ | Freeholder | At-Large | Joan Voss | Democratic | 92% |
| John Adler | 67% | ||||
| Nicholas Asselta | 73% | ||||
| Joseph Azzolina, Sr. | 77% | ||||
| Byron Baer | 83% | ||||
| Martha Bark | 58% | ||||
| Peter Barnes, Jr. | 92% | ||||
| Bill Baroni | 100% | ||||
| Pete Biondi | 75% | ||||
| Francis Blee | 62% | ||||
| Francis Bodine | 62% | ||||
| Wayne Bryant | 67% | ||||
| Wilfredo Caraballo | 85% | ||||
| Larry Chatzidakis | 54% | ||||
| Anthony Chiappone | 100% | ||||
| Andrew Ciesla | 90% | ||||
| Neil Cohen | 69% | ||||
| Joseph Coniglio | 75% | ||||
| Jack Conners | 92% | ||||
| Leonard Connors, Jr. | 92% | ||||
| Kirk Conover | 62% | ||||
| Steven Corodemus | 77% | ||||
| Nilsa Cruz-Perez | 100% | ||||
| Alex DeCroce | 46% | ||||
| Paul DiGaetano | 39% | ||||
| Joseph Doria, Jr. | 67% | ||||
| John Gibson | 83% | ||||
| John Girgenti | 75% | ||||
| William Gormley | 75% | ||||
| Guy Gregg | 39% | ||||
| Mims Hackett, Jr. | 91% | ||||
| Peter Inverso | 75% | ||||
| Sharpe James | 89% | ||||
| Ellen Karcher | 91% | ||||
| Walter Kavanaugh | 50% | ||||
| Bernard Kenny, Jr. | 70% | ||||
| Robert Littell | 55% | ||||
| Joseph Malone III | 92% | ||||
| Louis Manzo | 92% | ||||
| Robert Martin | 100% | ||||
| Henry McNamara | 60% | ||||
| Richard Merkt | 39% | ||||
| Robert Lewis Morgan | 100% | ||||
| Eric Munoz | 85% | ||||
| Connie Myers | 58% | ||||
| Joseph Palaia | 67% | ||||
| Michael Panter | 100% | ||||
| William Payne | 85% | ||||
| Mary Previte | 85% | ||||
| Joan Quigley | 85% | ||||
| Joseph Roberts, Jr. | 85% | ||||
| John Rooney | 92% | ||||
| Frederick Scalera | 92% | ||||
| Robert Smith | 85% | ||||
| Craig Stanley | 92% | ||||
| Alfred Steele | 92% | ||||
| Donald Tucker | 85% | ||||
| Charlotte Vandervalk | 77% |
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How to Interpret these Evaluations
Keep in mind that ratings done by special interest groups often do not represent a non-partisan stance. In addition, some groups select votes that tend to favor members of one political party over another, rather than choosing votes based solely on issues concerns. Nevertheless, they can be invaluable in showing where an incumbent has stood on a series of votes in the past one or two years, especially when ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are compared. Website links, if available, and descriptions of the organizations offering performance evaluations are accessible by clicking on the name of the group.
Most performance evaluations are displayed in a percentage format. However, some organizations present their ratings in the form of a letter grade or endorsement based on voting records, interviews, survey results and/or sources of campaign funding. For consistency and ease in understanding, Project Vote Smart converts all scores into a percentage when possible. Please visit the group's website or call 1-888-VOTESMART for more specific information.
