Bill Spadea may leave New Jersey after election loss for radio gig down south

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TRENTON, N.J. — Bill Spadea, who suffered a decisive defeat in New Jersey’s recent gubernatorial primary, is reportedly considering leaving the state for a new opportunity in Tennessee, according to multiple sources close to the former candidate.

Spadea, a former radio host and political candidate, has not been seen publicly since his landslide loss on Tuesday night, where he fell short by 40 points. Despite the margin, Spadea has not yet formally conceded the race.

“He’s out of New Jersey,” one source who claims to have spoken with Spadea said. “He said he’s taking a radio job in Tennessee.”

Other sources confirmed the buzz.

While the information remains unconfirmed, speculation has grown over his next move. Some reports suggest he may be eyeing…