With New Jersey's gubernatorial election viewed as a referendum of the Trump administration, the national party organizations are not taking any chances.

The Democratic candidate, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, and the Republican standard-bearer, former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli, are vying for the chance to be the Garden State’s 57th governor, and a lot of money is being spent by both campaigns — and both parties — in those efforts.

In New Jersey there are 6,598,586 registered voters as of Sept. 1, including 2,529,708 registered Democrats and 1,667,912 registered Republicans.

Republicans lean in after Trump's gains in NJ

Though Sherrill has been named the favorite in every public poll released so far, the Republican Party — in New Jersey and the national party organization — is not shying awa

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