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Nearly 1 million New Jersey residents have voted early in the governor's race, data shows. Here's a breakdown of the numbers so far.

Nearly 1 million people in New Jersey have voted early in person and by mail ahead of the gubernatorial election on Tuesday, according to data from polling company Rasmussen.

Though we won't know how they voted until election night, if you break it down by party, as of Friday, the data shows nearly 514,500 Democrats have turned out, followed by roughly 279,000 Republicans and about 177,000 unaffiliated and independent voters.

Political analyst Michah Rasmussen says the numbers show Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill has a clear advantage over Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli at this point.

"I don't think we can or should say that Ciattarelli is out of it. Very much to the sense that this is a competitive race," he said.

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New Jersey Voters Give Sherrill Slight Edge; Mamdani Holds 25-Point Lead over Cuomo in NYC

The final Emerson College Polling/PIX11/The Hill surveys of the New Jersey election for Governor and the New York City election for Mayor find a close race between Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli in New Jersey, and Zohran Mamdani with a significant lead outside the survey’s margin of error in New York City.

The poll of New Jersey likely voters finds 49% support Democrat Mikie Sherrill and 48% support Republican Jack Ciattarelli for Governor; 2% are undecided. With these undecided voters’ support accounted for, support for Sherrill increases to 50% while Ciattarelli stays at 48%.

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