New Jersey 2026 ballot House of Representatives · District 6
RepublicanChallenger
HILLARY HERZIG
Running for House of Representatives · District 6 · New Jersey
- Election Day
- Nov 3, 2026
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Photo: HILLARY HERZIG campaign website · herzigforcongress.com ↗
Background
According to the candidate's campaign website
- Education
- Bachelor's in Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University
- Military service
- U.S. Army veteran
- Career
- Executive Assistant to the Chief of Police, Key West, Florida
- Army civil servant in Intelligence and Security Operations
- Taught military dependent children for DoD Education Activity in Germany
- Worked at Veterans Administration, USDA APHIS, and Department of Homeland Security
Summarized from the campaign's own page, herzigforcongress.com ↗, read Oct 11, 2026. These are the campaign's own statements; Power & Politics has not verified them.
Debates
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Record in office
HILLARY HERZIG does not hold a federal or statewide office on our records. This section shows a current office only when the record clearly belongs to this candidate.
Campaign money
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Contact and official accounts
- Campaign website
- herzigforcongress.com ↗
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Everyone in this race
IncumbentFRANK PALLONE JR.DemocraticHouse of Representatives · District 6- Raised
- $2.8M
- Cash on hand
- $3.1M
- In Congress since
- 1989
- Votes attended
- 98.6%
HILLARY HERZIGRepublicanHouse of Representatives · District 6- On file
- Official ballot listing
Names and parties are copied exactly from the official list. Blue marks Democrats, red marks Republicans, and gray marks every other party or none.
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