Chris Christie Sparks 2012 Buzz by Stumping for Others in Iowa, California
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a newcomer to national politics, is headed to Iowa, California, Ohio and other states next month to campaign for fellow Republicans. Such plans have triggered talk about 2012, but Christie, as would be expected, denies h...
Christie Beats Corzine in New Jersey
Filed under: Governors
Christie (left), Corzine (center), and Daggett (right) voting in New Jersey.
Republican Chris Christie won the New Jersey governor's race, overcoming the huge edge incumbent Jon Corzine had in campaign funds and...Independent May Be the Wild Card in NJ Governor’s Race
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Mark Blumenthal of Pollster.com reports:
After a flurry of new polls this week in New Jersey which are generally showing a much closer contest than in September or earlier in the summer, but there is a huge wild card in this race and it's all about independent Chris Daggett.
The best news for...
Maybe the Economy Won’t Sink Democrats This Year After All
Ready or not, we're heading for two elections this fall that will be interpreted as judgments on President Obama and the Democrats who control Congress. And the economy might not be an unmitigated drag on Democrats running for governor in New Jersey and Virginia.That's not a sentence...
Life Without Corzine?
Filed under: Polls, Governors, Poll Watch
As New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine's approval ratings fall and Republican opponent Christ Christie continues to lead him in the polls, Public Policy Polling asked: could would another Democrat do better than Corzine?
Corzine Can’t Gain Much Ground on Christie in N.J. Gov’s Race
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New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine does not appear to be gaining ground in his race against Republican Chris Christie, with the latter ahead by 48 percent to 41 percent in a new Rasmussen Reports poll, just one point...
Christie Leads Corzine by 8 in New Jersey
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Republican Chris Christie is holding on to his lead over Gov. John Corzine in New Jersey with likely voters backing him by 46 percent to 38 percent with 8 percent for independent Chris Daggett, according to a Strategic...
Christie Has the Lead, Corzine Has the Cash in N.J. Governor Race
Filed under: Polls, Governors, 2010 Elections
WOODBRIDGE, NJ - Dressed in full Ralph Lauren (blue-striped shirt with a polo player logo, khakis with the designer's label visible and moccasins without socks), Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie was greeting voters Saturday afternoon at a street...Corzine Closes the Gap on Christie in New Jersey
Filed under: Polls, Governors, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections
The conventional wisdom in New Jersey is that the state is so Democratic, when a Republican starts out ahead in the polls, the lead is bound to erode as election day approaches. That may be coming...
Corzine Nipping at Christie’s Heels in New Jersey
Filed under: Polls, Governors, Poll Watch
A day after a Quinnipiac poll showed New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine closing the gap on Republican challenger Chris Christie, a new survey by Monmouth University/Gannett conducted Sept. 24-29 has Christie ahead of Corzine by just 43 percent...
Another Poll Shows Corzine Closing in On Christie
Filed under: Polls, Governors, Poll Watch
Republican Chris Christie holds a small 46 percent to 42 percent lead over New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine with 7 percent backing independent Chris Daggett and 5 percent undecided, in a Daily Kos/Research 2000 poll conducted Sept. 28-30. The margin...
Reading the Tea Leaves in the N.J. Governor’s Race
Filed under: Polls, Governors, Poll Watch
Three polls since Sept. 30 have shown Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine "closing the gap" on Republican challenger Chris Christie, but political analyst Stuart Rothenberg doesn't much like that phrase, even though the margin between the candidates is in fact smaller now.
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