Poll: Chris Christie Poised for reelection landslide
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie continues to sail toward reelection, with a new poll on Tuesday a week before Election Day showing him with a 2-1 lead over his Democratic opponent.
Christie leads state Sen. Barbara Buono 64 percent to 31 percent in a Quinnipiac poll. He leads across most demographic groups, and even picks up support of 31 percent of Democrats. (Kopan/Politico)
He is a moderate Republican that Democrats can vote for. The party needs more like him if they want to win elections.
Not a t party whack job.
Not in Bergen County however.
He is gone with his Bus to no where. All these phony polls can’t be trusted.
What #1 said.
NJ is a moderate-to-liberal state who will support moderate Republicans (Tom Kean, anyone?). They will not support a tea party nutjob.
Same is true throughout the northeast, upper Midwest, and West coast states.
Is that why Lonegan got more votes than Romney ?
But we do enthusiastically support nutjob (sic) socialists.
Lonegan for more votes than Romney because the vote was held on a low-turnout day.
If they held the vote next Tuesday, when the entire state shows up to vote, then Booker would’ve won by 20 points.
lonagan’s totals where higher on a “low turn” out
Can we forget about Steve Lonegan? Thankfully his political career peeked as a small town Mayor….and is now officially over.
that remains to be seen
Lonegan will never win a statewide election because his views do not represent NJ’s. He’s much further to the right than NJ GOP voters.
Maybe he can find a Congressional district and win, like Scott Garrett has done.
Yes Scott Garrett wins in a very liberal district ,including Ridgewood
Scott Garrett wins because the 5th District includes all of Sussex County — the most conservative county in NJ
https://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/10/booker_vs_lonegan_county-by-county_voting_results_in_us_senate_election.html
Garret won left leaning Ridgewood by a landslide
5,179 to 4,487 is a landslide? I don’t think so.
Marge Roulema regularly carried the vote in Ridgewood by *much* larger margins — even in elections where the Village voted for Clinton.
House of Representatives vote in Ridgewood in 2012:
Scott Garrett – 5,179
Adam Gussen – 4,487
Patricia Alessandrini – 194
Marge was a RHINO.