Six Democratic candidates vying for New Jersey’s governorship spoke directly to voters at the first debate of the season Sunday night in an effort to differentiate themselves in a crowded field.

The first face-off between Democrats hoping to succeed Gov. Phil Murphy revealed broad agreement and a handful of sharp divisions.

Six Democratic candidates for governor met Sunday night for the first primary debate of the 2025 election cycle.  The almost two-hour debate was largely

Six candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor assembled at Rider University for a debate Sunday night. What did they say?

Six Democratic candidates running to be the next governor of New Jersey participated in their first primary debate Sunday at Rider University.The Republican candidates debate Tuesday at 7 p.m.  The primary election is June 10,

Six candidates will take the stage on Sunday evening for the first debate in the race for the Democratic nomination for governor of New Jersey, where the

Four candidates in the New Jersey Republican gubernatorial primary have spared few punches in their first debate ahead of the June vote

Two nights after the Democrats held a debate​, four Republicans vying for the party's nomination got together at Rider University in Lawrenceville.

They faced off on a stage at Rider University in Lawrenceville. CBS News New York's Christine Sloan has more on the topics discussed.

The candidates include state Sen. Jon Bramnick, radio personality Bill Spadea and former state representative Jack Ciattarelli and Ed Durr.