See How Cherry Hill Voted In NJ's Gubernatorial Election

CHERRY HILL, NJ — Supporters of Mikie Sherrill propelled higher voter turnout for Cherry Hill in the 2025 General Election.

More than 31,000 Cherry Hill residents cast ballots — a 17 percent increase over the prior gubernatorial election, when Phil Murphy defeated Jack Ciattarelli.

Cherry Hill is traditionally a Democratic stronghold, but the local electorate voted even more blue this time around.

Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill generated 21,382 votes (67.8 percent) in Cherry Hill en route to her electoral victory. Murphy received 17,220 votes (63.8 percent) as the Democratic incumbent four years prior.

Ciattarelli — the Republican candidate in both races — increased his vote total from 9,338 to 9,976. But his share of the votes fell about 3 percent.

All 2025 election numbers remain unofficial until certified on a later date.

Here's how Cherry Hill voted in the last two governor's elections:

2025 ELECTION

• Mikie Sherrill (D): 21,382 (67.8%)
• Jack Ciattarelli (R): 9,976 (31.6%)
• Vic Kaplan (Libertarian): 95 (0.3%)
• Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers Party): 58 (0.2%)
• Write-in: 14 (0.04%)

Total: 31,525 votes

2021 ELECTION

• Phil Murphy (D): 17,220 (63.8%)
• Jack Ciattarelli (R): 9,338 (34.6%)
• Gregg Mele (Libertarian): 92 (0.3%)
• Madelyn Hoffman (Green): 67 (0.2%)
• Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers Party): 36 (0.1%)
• Write-in: 11 (0.04%)

Total: 27,010 votes