Ciattarelli outraises Murphy again

Murphy now 98% of the way to full match, Ciattarelli at 79%

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, right, and Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli debate at Rowan University on October 12, 2021. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II, Pool).

Republican Jack Ciattarelli has outraised Gov. Phil Murphy for the fourth consecutive week, according to the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission.

Still, the Democratic incumbent has received $1,969,514 more than Ciattarelli.

Ciattarelli qualified for $866,186 in public matching fund, with Murphy getting $761,076.

Murphy has received a total of $10,239,277 in matching funds so far, 98% of the $10.5 million maximum amount.  He needs to raise another $86,907 to qualify for the full match.

Public financing has netted Ciattarelli $8,296,763 so far, representing 79% of the total available to him.  He needs to raise another $734,412 to max out on matching funds.

As a condition of taking part in the public financing program, which gives them $2 for every $1 raised – less a $156,000 deductible – both candidates have agreed to a $15.6 million spending limit.  That number does not apply to state and national political party spending on their behalf – or any independent expenditures.

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David Wildstein: David Wildstein is the Editor in Chief for the New Jersey Globe.