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Jeff Grayzel profile: NJ-11 candidate in 2026

Democrat Jeff Grayzel is among 18 candidates in the contested 2026 general election for New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District.

Jeff Grayzel profile: NJ-11 candidate in 2026

Key takeaways

  • Jeff Grayzel is a Democrat running in NJ-11.
  • The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Grayzel.
  • Grayzel’s records show $484,776.70 raised and spent.
  • The contested race includes 18 candidates.

The NJ-11 race

Jeff Grayzel, a Democrat, is running for the U.S. House in New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District. The contested general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

The field includes 18 candidates: 15 Democrats, one Republican, one independent and one candidate whose affiliation is listed as UN. Mikie Sherrill and Analilia Mejia are identified as incumbents. Each candidate’s party or affiliation appears below exactly as listed in the official records.

Biographies and policy positions

Official records list no candidate biography for Grayzel or any of the other 17 candidates. They also list no documented policy positions for anyone in the race. As a result, no position on taxes, health care, immigration, abortion, foreign policy or any other issue can be attributed to Grayzel or another candidate from these records.

A party label identifies a candidate’s political affiliation, but it does not establish that candidate’s position on a specific issue. The records currently establish the candidates’ names, affiliations, incumbent designations, campaign financial activity and the general election date.

Candidates and campaign finances

The financial records report how much each campaign has raised and spent. Cash-on-hand figures are not listed for any candidate.

  • Zach Beecher, Democrat: Records show $661,945.07 raised and $661,945.07 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Alan Bond, Independent: Records show $0 raised and $0 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Tom Malinowski, Democrat: Records show $1,522,900.78 raised and $1,502,814.71 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Vincent Matrisciano, UN: Records show $120,625 raised and $72,495.62 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Marc Chaaban, Democrat: Records show $118,917.38 raised and $118,917.38 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Kennedy Pivnick, Democrat: Records show $0 raised and $0 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Mikie Sherrill, Democrat, incumbent: Records show $21,555.92 raised and $205,621.43 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Dean Dafis, Democrat: Records show $98,441.98 raised and $98,441.98 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Brendan W Gill, Democrat: Records show $1,134,267.18 raised and $1,124,331.23 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Jeff Grayzel, Democrat: Records show $484,776.70 raised and $484,776.70 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Joseph Mr. II Lewis, Democrat: Records show $102,800 raised and $102,800 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • John Bartlett, Democrat: Records show $496,163.29 raised and $946,678.98 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Justin Strickland, Democrat: Records show $96,378.87 raised and $95,660.44 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Analilia Mejia, Democrat, incumbent: Records show $1,823,435.89 raised and $1,795,960.42 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Cammie L Croft, Democrat: Records show $381,640.03 raised and $381,640.03 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Jean-louis Mr. Cauvin, Democrat: Records show $111,156.29 raised and $101,803.56 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Joe Hathaway, Republican: Records show $657,711 raised and $652,674.62 spent; cash on hand is not listed.
  • Donald Mr. Cresitello, Democrat: Records show $115,554.55 raised and $115,504.55 spent; cash on hand is not listed.

Election schedule

The NJ-11 general election will take place Nov. 3, 2026. The campaign finance totals identify reported financial activity, not candidate policy positions or election support.

What to watch

  • Changes to the candidate field before the general election
  • New campaign finance filings
  • Official candidate biographies or policy statements
  • Election administration updates ahead of Nov. 3, 2026

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

Election day: November 3, 2026

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