Recently, the dust has settled on the gubernatorial primary in New Jersey, USA. In the Democratic camp, Congressman Mikie Sherrill successfully defeated five other competitors, including several congressmen and mayors, to win the party nomination. On the Republican side, Jack Ciattarelli, who received the support of Trump, smoothly secured the nomination. These two candidates will engage in fierce competition in the official election this November.

It is worth noting that this year, only two states in the U.S. are holding gubernatorial elections, and New Jersey is one of them. The results of this election may indicate the political trend for next year's midterm elections. Cheryl's campaign focuses on addressing the high cost of housing, and she plans to alleviate this predicament by increasing tax credits for housing development. Chattarelli aims to break the Democratic Party's two-term hold on the New Jersey state government; recalling 2021, he narrowly lost to the current Democratic Governor Phil Murphy in the gubernatorial election.

Election analysis shows that Democratic registered voters in New Jersey hold an advantage, exceeding Republicans by about 800,000. The upcoming general election in November is sure to be intense, and the ultimate outcome will depend on who can more effectively win the support and trust of the voters.