election, Atlantic and Gloucester Counties flipped Republican. In the 2020 presidential election, Biden flipped Atlantic, Gloucester, and Morris counties from the 2018 elections. Nine counties (Burlington, Camden, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Mercer, Middlesex, Passaic, and Union) have a plurality of Democratic registrants, and four (Cape May, Hunterdon, Sussex, and Warren) have a plurality of Republican registrants; the remaining eight have a majority of unaffiliated voters. Of those with an unaffiliated majority, five counties have more Democrats than Republicans (Atlantic, Bergen, Cumberland, Salem, and Somerset) and three counties (Monmouth, Morris, and Ocean) have more Republicans than Democrats. Two counties (Essex and Hudson) have an absolute majority of their registrants in one party (Democratic). The highest percentage of unaffiliated voters is in Monmouth at 40 percent. The highest percentage of Democrats is in Hudson at 54.8 percent, the highest percentage of Republicans is in Cape May at 42.7 percent, and the highest percentage registered in other parties is in Cumberland at 2.1 percent. The lowest percentage of unaffiliated is in Cape May at 31.4 percent, Democrats is in Ocean at 22.2 percent, Republicans is in Essex at 10.2 percent, and other parties is a tie between Essex and Hunterdon at 0.9 percent each. The county with the closest Democratic-Republican percentages spread is Monmouth at 0.6 percent. The county with the largest Democratic-Republican percentage spread is Hudson at 44.1 percent. Bergen County has the largest number of registered voters at 688,839, and Salem County has the least at 47,725. Six districts- the 1st, 6th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 12th- have a majority of Democratic registrants, and zero have a majority of Republican registrants; the remaining six have a majority of unaffiliated voters. Of those with an unaffiliated majority, five districts have more Democrats than Republicans- 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 11th- and one district- the 4th- has more Republicans than Democrats. Districts 8 and 10 have an absolute majority of their registrants in one party (Democratic). The highest percentage of unaffiliated voters is in District 4 at 39.5 percent. The highest percentage of Democrats is in District 10 at 59.2 percent; the highest percentage of Republicans is in District 4 at 32.2 percent, and the highest percentage registered in other parties is a tie between District 2, District 8, and District 9 at 1.5 percent each. The lowest percentage of unaffiliated is in District 10 at 33.1 percent, Democrats is in District 4 at