Election for House Seat: New Jersey / 07

There will be an election on November 5th for this seat, between following candidate(s). This is a table of the quantity of individual donors and the amounts they've contributed to the campaign(s) for this seat.

Select: PrimaryGeneralBoth
NJ Donors
NJ Amount
Non-NJ Donors
Non-NJ Amount
R Thomas H. Jr. Kean
46%692
54%$1,101,619
31%379
37%$589,473
D Susan Copius Altman
54%806
46%$928,129
69%833
63%$999,082
R Thomas H. Jr. Kean
67%109
75%$188,205
26%43
36%$100,450
D Susan Copius Altman
33%53
25%$63,316
74%120
64%$175,613
R Thomas H. Jr. Kean
48%801
57%$1,289,824
31%422
37%$689,923
D Susan Copius Altman
52%859
43%$991,445
69%953
63%$1,174,695

The following candidates are running for this seat. See below the financial summary data from their campaigns.

Contributions
Disbursements
Cash on Hand
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$4,210,827.47
$2,648,829.13
$2,812,640.49
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$87,248.00
$47,104.19
$40,143.81
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$4,788,135.16
$3,761,590.87
$1,413,855.93
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$439,704.59
$452,785.33
$0.00
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$114,318.94
$132,510.69
$0.00

The following candidates have registered as candidates for this seat with the FEC, but have not filed reports that indicate they have raised substantial funds for the 2024 election.

Contributions
Disbursements
Cash on Hand
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Ballotpedia Wikipedia Google News
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00

The following polls have been published for this seat. Click a poll to see more information about it. Please take note that in any given poll there are often many undecided voters(marked in grey). The more undecided voters there are, the less definitive I would say the poll is. Also be mindful of the methodology, the sample size, the grade the pollster has with FiveThirtyEight, and the age of the poll. I say all this because in 2024, polls have become a patently unreliable source of data, but even so, they have an outsized effect on the general level of news coverage, pundit assessment, and even fundraising for any given race. That said, I still believe it is possible to read valuable data from polls, if you know what to look for. The bottom line is that polls should absolutely not be taken as gospel. They are a tool in the psephologist's toolbox.

Kean(50.0%)
Altman(48.0%)
2%
193
185
7
10/11/24
Likely Voters
Live Phone/Text-to-Web
Sample: 386
Kean(47.0%)
Altman(45.0%)
8%
235
225
40
Global Strategy Group • 538 grade: 1.8
10/8/24
Likely Voters
Sample: 500