Jeff Van Drew

One of NJ's two GOP Congressmen says impeaching President Trump will cause division. Meanwhile, days after the Capitol insurrection a fellow U.S. Rep. has tested positive for COVID.

The Republican Congressman said "if everybody would clear their head and look at this — that some really wrong things did happen."

Gov. Murphy said Republicans who vote against certifying the results of the Electoral College, in the win of President-elect Joe Biden, are being "undemocratic and unpatriotic."

Van Drew, switching parties last December, declared his "undying support" for Republican President Donald Trump, but has since said "the words didn't explain as well what I exactly felt."

Booker sailed to an easy win. The 2nd District remains an open question.

The Democrat looking to unseat Republican Rep. Van Drew said she tested negative Monday.

The Republican Congressman running for another term tells CNN that his old White House comment didn't explain "what I exactly felt."

Three districts – the 2nd, 3rd and 7th – account for nearly 75% of the over $61 million that's been spent on House races in New Jersey this election.

Democrat Amy Kennedy might be leading in the polls against incumbent Jeff Van Drew in the NJ-2 election, but that doesn't make it a solid win next week by any means.

The Stockton University poll showed Democrats have been quicker to return their mail-in ballots, and Democratic candidates have a strong lead statewide.