It's still a very inconsistent, mixed bag of results by county in New Jersey. It's rare to have such an uneven picture. And I do think the likeliest explanation is that there are a lot of places without all their mail ballots
It is *possible* that the Democrats can be good in Hunterdon, ok in Middlesex, crushed in Cape May and so on. I don't want to dismiss that possibility. But in the absence of better reporting, I think uneven vote by method is the likelier story
And so on that note, I'll ask whether anyone has seen any information that speaks to this question.
on cue, @ForecasterEnten tells me that at least Bergen County has no mail reporting there, so that's at least one case where things may be a little unrepresentative
For some context on effect, there are at least 40k mail votes in Bergen and they're 64-16 Dem by registration. So that would likely give Murphy a modest lead in at least that county, but maybe only a low-mid single digit one 
And I do think we have to wonder whether and where that's happening elsewhere, since as far as I can tell there aren't many counties displaying this information
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