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NJ's members of Congress by IJR coverage gravity — vote to re-rank.
What counts: Seeded from the congressional record and IJR coverage counts. The crowd decides from here.

Frank Pallone, Jr.▲ Rising
Party: DemocratChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRin 2 rankingsFrank Pallone, Jr.

Bonnie Watson Coleman▲ Rising
Party: DemocratChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRBonnie Watson Coleman

Jefferson Van Drew▲ Rising
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRJefferson Van Drew



Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.▲ Rising
Party: DemocratChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRHerbert C. Conaway, Jr.
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Christopher H. Smith
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRin 2 rankingsChristopher H. Smith


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Thomas H. Kean, Jr.▼ Falling
Party: RepublicanChamber: HouseIJR mentions: 0
added by IJRThomas H. Kean, Jr.
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History will keep re-ranking this list every decade.
The long-term impact case for the top pick is airtight.
Influence and popularity are different questions — this list gets that.
Underrated entries in the middle of this one deserve a look.