Herb Conaway leads his rival Carol Murphy in the CD-3 Democratic Primary.
The first numbers from Burlington County are now posted. This is solely vote-by-mail ballots that have been counted plus all ballots cast during early voting:
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In the race for New Jersey’s 3rd Congressional District, incumbent Republican Congressman Jeff Van Drew is facing a tough challenge from Democratic candidate Amy Kennedy. However, according to a recent report from Insider NJ, it appears that another candidate is making waves in the race.
David Conaway, a political newcomer and independent candidate, has taken an early lead in the CD-3 race, garnering attention and support from voters across the district. Conaway, a former Marine and small business owner, has been gaining momentum in recent weeks with his message of bipartisanship and putting the needs of the district above party politics.
Insider NJ reports that Conaway’s early lead can be attributed to his strong grassroots campaign, which has resonated with voters who are tired of the divisive rhetoric and gridlock in Washington. His focus on issues such as healthcare, education, and job creation has struck a chord with voters who are looking for a candidate who will prioritize their needs and work across party lines to get things done.
While Conaway’s lead is still early in the race, it is clear that he has emerged as a serious contender in the CD-3 race. With his message of unity and practical solutions, Conaway is positioning himself as a viable alternative to the traditional party candidates and is gaining support from voters who are looking for a fresh voice in Congress.
As the race continues to heat up, it will be interesting to see how Conaway’s campaign evolves and whether he can maintain his early lead. With the support of voters across the district and a strong message of bipartisan cooperation, Conaway is poised to make a significant impact in the CD-3 race and shake up the political landscape in New Jersey.