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Corzine 39%
Chris Daggett 19%
Source: Survey USA
Home News Tribune
"A vote for Chris Daggett is a vote for Jon Corzine," the editorial said. "Chris Christie should be the clear choice as the only candidate exhibiting the courage to meaningfully talk about what the state can't afford. He receives our endorsement."
Courier Post
"Earlier in the year Christie appeared a potential shoo-in for victory. He had built a reputation as a corruption-busting U.S. attorney, a resume that resonated with New Jerseyans terribly weary of dirty politicians in their midst. He also carried with him the promise of a cost-cutting Republican who could rein in the Trenton Democratic spending machine devouring the state.
"But that message has gotten lost. A few minor skeletons tumbled out of his closet — a poor driving record, an undisclosed loan to a co-worker. But the overriding negative perception of Christie is also entirely unfair, that he's a would-be tax cutter without a plan. Blame a poorly constructed campaign for that, not Christie.
"Fact is, Christie has offered many specific ideas on how to cut government spending, mirroring much of Gannett New Jersey's own 20-point plan to ease New Jersey's tax crush. Pension reforms, requirements for public employees to contribute more toward their benefits, a two-thirds legislative supermajority for all tax increases — they've all been proposed by Christie, along with many other initiatives."
Via PolitickerNJ
New Jersey Survey of 750 Likely Voters
October 5, 2009 Rasmussen Poll
| 2009 New Jersey Governor Race | |
|---|---|
Chris Christie (R) | 47% |
Jon Corzine (D) | 44% |
Chris Dagget (I) | 6% |
Not Sure | 3% |
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New Jersey Survey of 500 Likely Voters
September 9, 2009
| 2009 New Jersey Governor Race | |
|---|---|
Chris Christie (R) | 46% |
Jon Corzine (D) | 38% |
Some Other Candidate | 6% |
Not Sure | 10% |
A new survey conducted by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research for Stan Greenberg and James Carville’s organization Democracy Corps puts Governor Corzine within striking distance of Republican Chris Christie. The survey shows that Corzine now trails Christie by just 5 points in a three-way race and 6 points in a two-way matchup. Christie leads Corzine 40 to 35 percent, with Independent candidate Chris Daggett attracting 10 percent of the vote. In a two-way trial heat, Christie leads Corzine 43 to 37 percent.
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2009 New Jersey Governor Race | |
|---|---|
Chris Christie (R) | 50% |
Jon Corzine (D) | 37% |
Some Other Candidate | 5% |
Not Sure | 8% |
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The Quinnipiac University Poll out Tuesday has GOP candidate Chris Christie leading the incumbent Corzine by 53 percent to 41 percent among likely voters.
A June 10 Quinnipiac poll had Christie up by 10 points, 50-40 percent. The most recent polling was done after Corzine signed a $29 billion budget that increased taxes and trimmed tax rebates.