Practice the 2025 Citizenship Civics Test — New Jersey

Everyone answers the same 128 official questions, but four answers depend on where you live in New Jersey. Here they are, ready to rehearse out loud.

New Jersey civics test answers
New JerseyAnswer
State capitalTrenton
GovernorPhil Murphy
U.S. senator (1)Cory Booker
U.S. senator (2)Andy Kim

Find your representative by ZIP code. Your U.S. representative depends on your congressional district, not just New Jersey. Enter your ZIP in the practice app and we look up the right name for you.

The three New Jersey questions on the test

  1. Question 62

    What is the capital of your state?

    Your answer: Trenton

  2. Question 61

    Who is the governor of your state now?

    Your answer: Phil Murphy

  3. Question 23

    Who is one of your state's U.S. senators now?

    Your answer: Cory Booker or Andy Kim

Rehearse it out loud

The officer asks, you answer by voice, and grading is lenient — any correct phrasing counts.

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New Jersey civics test FAQ

What is the capital of New Jersey for the civics test?
Trenton. That is the accepted answer to civics question 62, “What is the capital of your state?”, for New Jersey residents.
Who is the governor of New Jersey now?
Phil Murphy. Officers accept the last name alone, so “Murphy” is enough. Governors change after elections — confirm before your interview.
Who are the U.S. senators for New Jersey?
Cory Booker and Andy Kim. Question 23 asks for only one of your state's senators, so naming either one is correct.
How do I find my U.S. representative in New Jersey?
Representatives depend on your congressional district, not just your state. Enter your ZIP code in the practice app and we fill in the correct New Jersey representative for you.
Is the New Jersey version of the test different?
No. Every applicant takes the same 2025 civics test of 128 questions; only the capital, governor, senator, and representative answers change with where you live in New Jersey.

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