New Jersey Decides 2013

Election Night 2013 is in the history books. There were several big races to watch out for aside from the Governor's seat.  In Brick Township, it was a battle over the Mayor and Council seats held for years by the Republicans.  That is, until last night.

State Senator Barbara Buono, the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for Governor, delivered the most powerful and passionate speech of her entire campaign on Tuesday night.

Monmouth County Republicans celebrated a landslide victory over their Democratic counterparts Tuesday night, all the while keeping their minds set on the challenges that lie ahead in 2014.

Election results from around New Jersey.

By a 22-point margin yesterday, Gov. Chris Christie got the landslide win he was craving. He celebrated with a rousing victory speech which did nothing to dissuade those who believe he has his eyes on the White House.

In New Jersey's legislative races, little changed Tuesday, besides Republicans possibly picking up a few seats in the Assembly.

New York City's first Democrat mayor in 20 years and the approval of a tax on marjiuana are among highlights from Election Day results from around the country.

A trying night for Monmouth County Democrats as Governor Christie and county Republicans steamroll in their respective election.

New Jersey has returned Chris Christie to Trenton for a second term by an overwhelming margin of victory over challenger Barbara Buono.

Here's a look at the preliminary highlights from an exit poll of New Jersey voters in Tuesday's elections, conducted for The Associated Press: