Poll: Murphy vs Ciattarelli
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Jack in a landslide so far! Keep the votes coming! Based on this poll I am eager to see what happens this November. Pretty surprising since this board leans blue!
FWIW Club for Growth poll this morning shows Murphy only up a point on Jack, 46 to 45.
Possibility for a replay of 2009 when no one thought Christie could win until the race suddenly tightened up after Labor Day?
I used to subscribe to your views 100%. I’m fortunate enough that my life was basically the same throughout these governorships, although that is only looking at it from my perspective. COVID changed that, and not because I had to wear a mask to visit a private business because I could care less about that. I will never forgive Murphy on what he did to my kids schools during important years of their development. I love my town and love this area, but if I didn’t have such established roots here I’d be somewhere down south tomorrow. And this from a guy who two years ago couldn’t fathom being a short ride away from The Roc, MSG, Yankee stadium, the Meadowlands and the food, people and just general culture of this area.
The only ad I see Jack playing on replay is the one in which Murphy makes his obnoxious comment on tax rates. As if him coming from his Goldman Sachs background has any clue on what that really means for most people who work their a$$ off and see wasteful government spending all over the map.
A poll released by a conservative organization that was conducted by a right-leaning firm (Fabrizio, Lee, and Associates) showing a virtual dead heat is probably not the end of the world for Murphy.
I also take issue with the idea that no one thought Christie would win. Christie was up six to ten points in multiple polls in the summer on Jon Corzine in gubernatorial polls leading up to the 2009 election. The race did tighten up in the homestretch, but it was actually in Corzine's favor. The fact is that Jon Corzine had disapproval ratings of at least 20 points that summer, while a Monmouth poll from late August has Murphy's approval rating at +18.
I'm not saying it's impossible for Murphy to lose, but I think Murphy is in a very different place than Corzine, in terms of popular opinion. Christie was probably more of a compelling candidate than Ciattarelli in this election, too.
How early N.J. gubernatorial polls turned out - New Jersey Globe
Gov. Phil Murphy’s 15-point lead over Republican Jack Ciattarelli in today’s Fairleigh Dickinson University poll shows a closer race than he had during
newjerseyglobe.com
Back to School With a Mask… And Maybe a Vax | Monmouth University Polling Institute
Most support school mask mandate; divided on potential vaccine requirement
Agreed, that's why I qualified
I dont disagree, hence why I said "FWIW".
A poll released by a conservative organization that was conducted by a right-leaning firm (Fabrizio, Lee, and Associates) showing a virtual dead heat is probably not the end of the world for Murphy.
I also take issue with the idea that no one thought Christie would win. Christie was up six to ten points in multiple polls in the summer on Jon Corzine in gubernatorial polls leading up to the 2009 election. The race did tighten up in the homestretch, but it was actually in Corzine's favor. The fact is that Jon Corzine had disapproval ratings of at least 20 points that summer, while a Monmouth poll from late August has Murphy's approval rating at +18.
I'm not saying it's impossible for Murphy to lose, but I think Murphy is in a very different place than Corzine, in terms of popular opinion. Christie was probably more of a compelling candidate than Ciattarelli in this election, too.
How early N.J. gubernatorial polls turned out - New Jersey Globe
Gov. Phil Murphy’s 15-point lead over Republican Jack Ciattarelli in today’s Fairleigh Dickinson University poll shows a closer race than he had during
Back to School With a Mask… And Maybe a Vax | Monmouth University Polling Institute
Most support school mask mandate; divided on potential vaccine requirementwww.monmouth.edu
I dont disagree, hence why I said "FWIW".
Types of people who voted for Christie have left NJ in drovesA poll released by a conservative organization that was conducted by a right-leaning firm (Fabrizio, Lee, and Associates) showing a virtual dead heat is probably not the end of the world for Murphy.
I also take issue with the idea that no one thought Christie would win. Christie was up six to ten points in multiple polls in the summer on Jon Corzine in gubernatorial polls leading up to the 2009 election. The race did tighten up in the homestretch, but it was actually in Corzine's favor. The fact is that Jon Corzine had disapproval ratings of at least 20 points that summer, while a Monmouth poll from late August has Murphy's approval rating at +18.
I'm not saying it's impossible for Murphy to lose, but I think Murphy is in a very different place than Corzine, in terms of popular opinion. Christie was probably more of a compelling candidate than Ciattarelli in this election, too.
How early N.J. gubernatorial polls turned out - New Jersey Globe
Gov. Phil Murphy’s 15-point lead over Republican Jack Ciattarelli in today’s Fairleigh Dickinson University poll shows a closer race than he had during
Back to School With a Mask… And Maybe a Vax | Monmouth University Polling Institute
Most support school mask mandate; divided on potential vaccine requirement
Circling back to this poll as we are getting closer to the election. Maybe Jack will pull a November surprise! Jack up big on a board that has a liberal majority!
So, you're going to vote for the guy who wants to do away with vaccine and mask mandates? After blathering on and on about the need for vaccine and mask mandates. You're dumber and more insane than given credit for.
35 votes. LOL. Shocking indeed. What a massive sample size. I took a poll in my house and Murphy won easily -- in fact it was unanimous. Granted I'm the only one who lives here and since I don't live in NJ my vote doesn't matter but I think it's a pretty scientific poll.
The only blue this board leans towards is Pirate Blue.
Haven’t seen recent polling, but my assumption has been that Murphy wins this handily. Between the big city urban vote that skews heavily D, the public sector union vote that is always squarely in the D camp regardless of candidate, and the suburban mom vote, I don’t think Jack has a chance.
Here's the latest. This poll had jack down 13% a few weeks ago. Now its 6 percent.
Murphy leads Ciattarelli by 6 points as N.J. governor election nears, new poll shows
It's the latest poll to show the race between Gov. Phil Murphy and Jack Ciattarelli narrowing.
Here's the latest. This poll had jack down 13% a few weeks ago. Now its 6 percent.
Murphy leads Ciattarelli by 6 points as N.J. governor election nears, new poll shows
It's the latest poll to show the race between Gov. Phil Murphy and Jack Ciattarelli narrowing.www.nj.com
Jack leads by a lot among undecided which makes it 52 48 murphy. Within MOE now
Smoked? Current poll shows a 6% difference. When including independents, its only 4% Murphy
We have get out there and vote and pray Jack wins otherwise we are royally screwed!
Depends on your field. In my field, salaries are actually higher in PA, and the midwest.
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Sure. I am all square with the IRS and State of NJ. They're a part of living where I live
Since when does your federal income tax have anything to do with where you live, knees?
I'm not in arrears either, but if you think you're getting more for your money than living just across the border in either direction, I would beg to differ. Mine doubled from 2004-2010, and I didn't see any additional benefits.
Three things that standout for me, with Murphy (I still believe he will win, because Trump):
1. Whatever happened to Katie Brennan? For a "pro-woman" Democrat, he certainly stood by as she was raped and left to twist in the wind
2. His handling of the long-term care facilities at the onset of the pandemic. I don't care what the prevailing wisdom of the time was, it was a bad idea, medically, and common-sense wise. But Cuomo did it...
3. "If taxes are your issue, NJ may not be the state for you." What an out-of-touch, pretentious statement to make, from a New England-bred, Ivy-educated, trust fund beneficiary. Twenty years ago and beyond in NJ, this comment would have cost him the next election. But he knows it won't, and that is a sad commentary on how Democrat rule and taxes have sent many of the NJ middle class to Delaware and south, and in their place people who happily pay any taxes to live in a bubble consistent with their own ideology.
What a F-ing mess.
1. Whatever happened to Katie Brennan? For a "pro-woman" Democrat, he certainly stood by as she was raped and left to twist in the wind
2. His handling of the long-term care facilities at the onset of the pandemic. I don't care what the prevailing wisdom of the time was, it was a bad idea, medically, and common-sense wise. But Cuomo did it...
3. "If taxes are your issue, NJ may not be the state for you." What an out-of-touch, pretentious statement to make, from a New England-bred, Ivy-educated, trust fund beneficiary. Twenty years ago and beyond in NJ, this comment would have cost him the next election. But he knows it won't, and that is a sad commentary on how Democrat rule and taxes have sent many of the NJ middle class to Delaware and south, and in their place people who happily pay any taxes to live in a bubble consistent with their own ideology.
What a F-ing mess.
In today's New Jersey, you could put a park bench on the ballot. It would win as long as it had a "D" next to its name.
Dems are already done in 2022 regardless of what happens. The fact that the races are this close is proof enough
Good summary. Although we cut our expenses in the process of downsizing to PA, the amount of money we are saving is way beyond what we expected. Property taxes, utilities, services, etc. And the dining and recreation options are so much better than Hunterdon County in NJ. Lot's of new construction, especially in over 55 communities and 40-45% of new residents are from NJ.
I honestly think a good R candidate would be leading right now. Murphy is out of touch and not really that popular in the state.
Ciattarelli is an excellent candidate. Moderate Republican without the baggage of a Christie type. An extremist Republican would never win in NJ.
Think he is a good candiate, but he was really unknown to most, his campaign seems to really have never gotten much steam and seems like he has focused on the wrong things.
