Four candidates for the Republican nomination for governor assembled at Rider University for a debate Tuesday night. What did they say?

Two nights after the Democrats held a debate​, four Republicans vying for the party's nomination got together at Rider University in Lawrenceville.

New Jersey's gubernatorial primary election is in June, and both parties have a slew of candidates hoping to win their party's nomination. Here's who is running:

Four Republicans will face off in a debate Tuesday as they compete to succeed term-limited Governor Phil Murphy. Here’s a look at the Republicans running for governor.

Four candidates in the New Jersey Republican gubernatorial primary have spared few punches in their first debate ahead of the June vote

Six Democratic candidates running to be the next governor of New Jersey participated in their first primary debate Sunday.

The six candidates discussed a wide range of topics, including immigration and transit concerns.

The candidates include state Sen. Jon Bramnick, radio personality Bill Spadea and former state representative Jack Ciattarelli and Ed Durr.

Six candidates running for governor of New Jersey gathered Sunday night for the first of three Democratic primary debates. Hosted by the New Jersey Globe and Rider University, the debate was inexplosive and mostly friendly.

The six Democrats who are running to be New Jersey's next governor gathered Sunday night for their first debate. CBS News New York's Hannah Kliger has a recap.