Republican New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli accused his opponent, Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill, of running a campaign built on "lies" following Wednesdays heated final debate.Ciattarelli argued Sherrill misled voters about her involvement in a cheating scandal at the U.S. Naval Academy and spread false claims about his involvement in the opioid crisis."She needs to come clean with the state of New Jersey as to why she was severely punished at the Naval Academy," Ciattarelli said Thursday on Fox News Radios "Brian Kilmeade Show."TOP GUBERNATORIAL RACE ROCKED BY ALLEGATIONS OF LEAKS AND DIRTY TRICKS AMID IMPROPER MILITARY RECORDS RELEASECiattarelli has repeatedly called on Sherrill to explain her role in a widespread cheating scandal at the U.S. Naval Academy. Earlier this year, the National Archives and Records Administration unsealed records that show Sherrill was barred from walking with her graduating class and omitted from the Naval Academys commencement program.Sherrill has not been accused of cheating herself but has admitted she was disciplined for not reporting others who were involved. She denied any wrongdoing and said the leak is being investigated."What really demands an answer is why my opponent still wont take accountability for the release of those records. It's under federal investigation that a member of his team... actually got access to those records," Sherrill said during Wednesdays debate."When he was asked about it, he acted like he had no idea what his campaign was doing. So either hes really incompetent, or hes lying."TOP GUBERNATORIAL RACE ROCKED BY ALLEGATIONS OF LEAKS AND DIRTY TRICKS AMID IMPROPER MILITARY RECORDS RELEASEDespite Sherrill's explanations about the records, Ciattarelli said he believes that's not the whole story."We believe she either cheated herself or she lied to the investigators," he told host Brian Kilmeade."All she has to do is approve the release of her disciplinary records to come clean and be transparent with the people of New Jersey as to why she was punished at the Naval Academy."During Wednesdays debate, Sherrill accused Ciattarelli of misleading voters and contributing to the opioid epidemic through ties to pharmaceutical-backed training programs. She alleged his actions cost thousands of lives in New Jersey.NEW JERSEY GOP LAWMAKERS DEMAND SHERRILL RELEASE NAVAL ACADEMY RECORDS AS QUESTIONS SWIRL"He made his millions by working with some of the worst offenders and saying that opioids were safe, putting out propaganda, publishing their propaganda, while tens of thousands of New Jerseyans died," she said Wednesday.Ciattarelli dismissed her claims as "desperate" and denied any connection to the states opioid problem.With Election Day less than a month away, the contests in New Jersey andVirginiaare being closely watched as early indicators of how voters are responding to the Trump administration's agenda.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP