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Sheree McGowan

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Sheree McGowan

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Profession
Researcher, Public Service Electric & Gas

Sheree McGowan was a 2011 Republican candidate for District 14 of the New Jersey General Assembly.

McGowan's professional experience includes working as a scientific researcher at Public Service Electric & Gas and adjunct professor at the Energy Systems Engineering Institute at Lehigh University.

Elections

2011

See also: New Jersey General Assembly elections, 2011

McGowan was a candidate for District 14 of the New Jersey General Assembly. She was defeated in the November 8 general election. McGowan replaced David Fried who withdrew for health reasons.[1] She was bracketed with Wayne Wittman. Wittman and Fried were bracketed together and defeated Bruce MacDonald in the June 7 Republican primary. Incumbents Daniel Benson and Wayne DeAngelo ran unopposed in the Democratic primary. Steven Welzer was also running as an independent in the November 8 general election.[2]

New Jersey General Assembly District 14 General Election, 2011
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngWayne DeAngelo Incumbent 29% 26,626
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngDaniel Benson Incumbent 28% 25,662
     Republican Sheree McGowan 20.9% 19,135
     Republican Wayne Wittman 20.8% 19,100
     Green Steven Welzer 1.3% 1,189
Total Votes 91,712

Speculation

Asbury Park Press

District 14 was one of only three districts that the Asbury Park Press identified as competitive in 2011. The other two are Districts 2 and 38. Districts 2 and 38 may lean more Republican after 2011 redistricting, and District 14 may still favor Democrats. As evidence, they cite a drop in registered Democrats in Districts 2 and 38, and only a small decrease in registered Democrats in District 14. History has shown, argues APP, that districts where Democrats hold less than a 10,000 registered voter advantage typically favor the GOP. The Democratic registration advantage in District 14 was roughly 21,000, (down from 25,000).[3]

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McGowan and his wife, Joan, have three children.

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