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The State of New Jersey's GOP

Bob Hugin, New Jersey's Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, addresses supporters at an election night party, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018, in Mountainside, N.J. Hugin lost to incumbent Sen. Bob Menendez.

November 6th, 2018 was not a good day for Republicans in New Jersey.

A final result has yet to be called in New Jersey's 3rd congressional district, where Democratic challenger Andy Kim leads Republican congressman Tom MacArthur by about 4000 votes. But on Election Day, the state went from five GOP House members to, if MacArthur loses, just one.

State Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick joins David Furst to discuss the state of the Republican party in New Jersey.

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