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Politicker: New Jersey
Corzine wins Newark by nearly 4,000 fewer votes than 2005; Christie keeps pace with Forrester
In trouncing Chris Christie in Newark last night by 32,400 votes while losing statewide, Gov. Jon Corzine received a total of 35,669 Newark votes, compared to the 39,573 he received four years ago in his first bid for governor. Full Article at Politicker: New Jersey
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“I know the national implications,” said Kean. “Obama’s main implication is that he came in here so often. If he gets blamed, so be it.” Jay Webber, the Republican state chairman, agreed. Full Article at National Review Online
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Team Irvington chief D. Bilal Beasely, center, campaigns for Corzine with Assemblywoman Cleopatra Tucker (D-Newark) and Corzine Campaign Director Phil Alagia IRVINGTON - The early word from Irvington is that the Newark neighbor is poised to receive... Full Article at Politicker: New Jersey
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the dems will cheat. i hate being a defeatist. just plummeted for corzine… back down to 50.1 as polls closed. For comparison, a one touchdown favorite in football wins about 66% of the time. Full Article at RedState
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NEW BRUNSWICK - Obama's on the ballot Tuesday. Full Article at Politicker: New Jersey
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Christie’s got the old message that resonates in this state that if you really want to create jobs, then you have got to cut some taxes, you’ve got to show that people can afford to live here, you’ve got to help people own their own home, and you’ve got to have the kind of economy that’s going to flouri...
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It’s been an incredible journey together and I’m grateful to all New Jerseyans ... To have been governor of this great state has been a joy I never could have imagined. We may be retiring from politics, but we’re not retiring from life, and we’ll continue to fight for those things we believe in.
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It’s a scorecard on Jon Corzine, no question about it
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Chris Christie didn’t hide ... He didn’t try to dress it up differently. He didn’t try to be Democrat-lite in a Democratic town. He said, ‘This is who I am.’ People respected that.
