2012 New Jersey 3rd District - Runyan vs. Adler
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pollster | date | Adler (D) | Runyan (R) * | spread |
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Final Results
Race Analysis
This Atlantic City/suburban Philly district elected Republican Jim Saxton to the House for a little bit more than two decades before he chose to retire. Democrat John Adler claimed the open seat by a surprisingly narrow margin in 2008. Adler lost by another surprisingly narrow margin (three points) in 2010 to former Philadelphia Eagles player Jon Runyan. Democrats had hoped for a rematch, but Adler passed away in early 2011.
Democrats turned to Adler's widow, Shelley, and had high hopes of reclaiming the seat. But the reddish seat became a few points redder in redistricting, and Adler has struggled to find any traction. She's not out of it, but it would probably take a substantial shift toward the Democrats for her to win.
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