Early Voting Stunner: Republicans Pull Ahead in Deep Blue New Jersey!

According to recent data, Republicans are leading Democrats in early voting across New Jersey.

With the campaign in its final stretch, the Republican party and the Trump campaign are seeing encouraging signs in key swing states. Notably, several traditionally Democratic states, such as New Jersey—which hasn't voted Republican since George H.W. Bush’s victory in 1988—are showing shifts that may hint at competitive races.

Currently, Republicans hold a lead of about 4,500 votes in New Jersey with less than a week until Election Day, generating enthusiasm among conservatives who view this as a potential indicator of a Trump surge. While these figures are promising, there remains ample reason to approach the results cautiously.

It’s important to note that a lead for Republicans in early voting doesn’t guarantee votes for Trump, just as Democratic ballots may not exclusively support Kamala Harris. Additionally, around 95,000 independents have voted, many of whom could be inclined to support Harris.

There is also a concern about potential election security issues, recalling allegations from the 2020 election.

Kamala Harris remains the frontrunner in New Jersey, holding a roughly 12-point lead in polling. However, if Trump can close this gap and make New Jersey competitive, it could boost his chances in other states crucial for an electoral college win.