New Jersey GOP gubernatorial candidate says his opponent ‘fears the far Left’ on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

New JerseyDemocratic gubernatorial candidate Rep. Mikie Sherrill is facing criticisms that she is the "Kamala Harris of New Jersey" as the Garden State enters its final leg of an election cycle that will either flip it red or elect a likely next star for the Democratic Party.

Sherrill is in the midst of a tight race against her Republican opponent, Jack Ciattarelli, whose campaign has slammed Sherrill as similar to former Vice PresidentKamala Harrisfor occasional gaffes, claims she shies away from public events and for allegedly running a "choreographed" campaign.

"There’s similarities (between Sherrill and Harris) in that they both are incapable of answering basic questions and seem to have a penchant for putting their foot in their mouth," Chris Russell, a New Jersey GOP consultant who works with the Ciattarelli campaign, told theNew York Postearlier in September. They "hide from the press, hide from the public (and are) very, very managed and choreographed."

The Democratic Party is currently seeking out its next big-name stars after Harris failed to rally enough support at the 2024 ballot box to defeat PresidentDonald Trump, leaving the party in a tailspin as it looks for fresh leadership going into the midterms.