politicsdaily.com - 10/19/2009
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NORTH BERGEN, N.J. - Jon Corzine - the bearded, grey-haired, former Wall Street titan running for his second term as New Jersey's Democratic governor - would never be confused with the toothy-smiled, broad-shouldered, handshake-a-second political hunks who look like they were cloned to run for ...
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com - 10/13/2009
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The new survey of New Jersey from Public
Policy Polling (D) confirms the trend of this gubernatorial...
race coming down the wire, with Republican Chris Christie ahead of Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine by just one point. The numbers: Christie 40%, ...
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Poll: Christie's Lead Shrinks To One Point
blog.nj.com - 10/20/2009
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blog.nj.com —
Back in June, when Chris Christie looked to
be a lock for governor, the New York Times...
carried an analysis of the Christie campaign strategy. The article quoted top strategist Michael DuHaime as saying, "You’ll know if we won on election night not ...
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Is Chris Christie's campaign the worst-run in New Jersey ...
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com - 10/21/2009
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The new Rasmussen poll of New Jersey finds
that the race continues to be a dead heat...
-- and that a lot could hinge on the potential final movements of Daggett voters. As was done last week , respondents were initially asked for first preferences ...
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Another Poll Shows New Jersey Race Up In The Air
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Wars Within: Obama wants fight with GOP -- but battles loom among Democrats
The Note —
... How Corzine may pull it off. "On Monday Joe Biden will appear with Corzine at a noon-time rally in Edison and Barack Obama will swoop in to embrace the governor Wednesday afternoon in Hackensack," Walter Shapiro writes for Politics Daily. "Aided by a superior Democratic get-out-the-vote drive, Corzine is now widely expected to prevail over Christie and Daggett after a campaign that embodies the sports concept of winning ugly. The post-election Obama talking points will probably stress the Democratic Party's resilience in New Jersey. And while the president ...
2009/2010: Mo' money, mo' problems?
First Read —
... NEW JERSEY: Politics Daily suggests that with Creigh Deeds further behind than Corzine, the White House is more eager to give its support to the New Jersey candidate. “When it comes to deploying Air Force One and turning on the White House political machine on behalf of candidates like Corzine, incumbent presidents behave exactly like bankers who only lend their umbrellas when the sun is shining.” ...
It Was Christie's Race to Lose
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire —
Walter Shapiro on the New Jersey governor's race:
"Aided by a superior Democratic get-out-the-vote drive, Corzine is now widely expected to prevail over Christie and Daggett after a campaign that embodies the sports concept of winning ugly. The post-election Obama talking points will probably stress the Democratic Party's resilience in New Jersey. And while the president himself may deserve a sliver of the credit, the Obama campaign's 2008 mantra of hope will have absolutely no connection with anything that will happen in the cynical precincts of New Jersey ...
SPENDING HUGE SUMS ON NEGATIVE ADS WORKS: Walter Shapiro on the New Jersey governor’s race. “Even …
Instapundit —
... SPENDING HUGE SUMS ON NEGATIVE ADS WORKS: Walter Shapiro on the New Jersey governor’s race. “Even with a generous state program that matches campaign donations, Daggett will end up spending less than $2 million. Corzine, in contrast, is expected to exceed the $40-million mark.” If the parties were reversed, we’d be seeing a lot of chin-tugging analysis about the evils of money in politics. ...
Remainders: Wild Things
Ben Smith's Blog —
Time details Obama's Iran engagement.
The White House tries to cripple the Chamber.
Kristol says Emanuel blindsided Gates.
Peter Bergen argues for the inconvenient new CW: the Taliban and Al Qaeda have "merged."
Greg Sargent looks at the role of public opinion.
The Obamas watch Wild Things.
Republicans are down on Christie.
Goldstone makes his case.
Andrew Sullivan tries to explain what he sees as Obama's deceptive strength.
Balz anatomizes ...
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A new Monmouth University/Gannett New Jersey Poll finds Gov. Jon Corzine (D) and challenger Chris Christie (R) in a dead heat with each candidate getting the ...
New Jersey poll shows Daggett gaining —
CNN Political Ticker 10/22/2009
(CNN) - A new poll of New Jersey voters suggests independent candidate Chris Daggett continues to make gains in that state's highly competitive gubernatorial race, primarily peeling support away from Republican challenger Chris Christie in ...