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Candidate profile: Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey’s 11th

Democratic incumbent Mikie Sherrill is among 18 candidates listed in the contested 2026 race for New Jersey’s 11th District.

Candidate profile: Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey’s 11th

Key takeaways

  • Sherrill is listed as a Democratic incumbent in NJ-11.
  • The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • The contested race lists 18 candidates across four affiliations.
  • Sherrill’s entry lists $21,555.92 raised and $205,621.43 spent.
  • No documented policy positions or cash-on-hand figure are listed.

Race snapshot

New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District has a contested U.S. House election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The field lists 18 candidates: 15 Democrats, one Republican, one independent and one candidate whose affiliation is recorded as UN.

Mikie Sherrill and Analilia Mejia are identified as incumbents. The campaign-finance entries for all 18 candidates include money raised and spent but do not list cash on hand. No documented policy positions are listed for the candidates.

Democratic candidates

  • John Bartlett (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $496,163.29 raised and $946,678.98 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Zach Beecher (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $661,945.07 raised and $661,945.07 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Marc Chaaban (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $118,917.38 raised and $118,917.38 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Jean-louis Mr. Cauvin (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $111,156.29 raised and $101,803.56 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Donald Mr. Cresitello (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $115,554.55 raised and $115,504.55 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Cammie L Croft (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $381,640.03 raised and $381,640.03 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Dean Dafis (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $98,441.98 raised and $98,441.98 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Brendan W Gill (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $1,134,267.18 raised and $1,124,331.23 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Jeff Grayzel (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $484,776.70 raised and $484,776.70 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Joseph Mr. II Lewis (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $102,800 raised and $102,800 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Tom Malinowski (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $1,522,900.78 raised and $1,502,814.71 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Analilia Mejia (Democrat, incumbent): Official campaign-finance totals list $1,823,435.89 raised and $1,795,960.42 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Kennedy Pivnick (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $0 raised and $0 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Mikie Sherrill (Democrat, incumbent): Official campaign-finance totals list $21,555.92 raised and $205,621.43 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Justin Strickland (Democrat): Official campaign-finance totals list $96,378.87 raised and $95,660.44 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.

Candidates with other affiliations

  • Alan Bond (Independent): Official campaign-finance totals list $0 raised and $0 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Joe Hathaway (Republican): Official campaign-finance totals list $657,711 raised and $652,674.62 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.
  • Vincent Matrisciano (UN): Official campaign-finance totals list $120,625 raised and $72,495.62 spent. Cash on hand is not listed.

What the official entries establish

The entries identify each candidate’s name, recorded affiliation, incumbent status where applicable, and campaign-finance totals. They do not document policy positions, so the candidates’ views on legislation and issues cannot be stated from these official entries.

The listed fundraising and spending figures describe campaign finances; they do not indicate voter support or determine the election result. Voters will choose among the candidates in the general election on Nov. 3, 2026.

What to watch

  • Updates to the official candidate roster
  • Future campaign-finance filings
  • Any documented policy positions added before Election Day

Who's running: U.S. House, District 11

Election day: November 3, 2026

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