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    Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean Jr. (R-Union), son of the state's only other Republican governor in the last three decades, also projected confidence. "The vast majority of people tonight are voting for change ... Jon Corzine has tried to evade responsibility for his own actions at every step of the way. I think Chris Christie will win tonight." Still, the GOP was taking nothing for granted. Full Article at NJ.com
    The vast majority of people tonight are voting for change ... Jon Corzine has tried to evade responsibility for his own actions at every step of the way. I think Chris Christie will win tonight.
    – Tom Kean SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
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Christie headquarters strikes up the band, and plays The Boss
  1. Jefferson Township -- highest ever. Roxbury -- high. They're all high
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  2. He's optimistic. He's anxious for these numbers to start coming in ... He's looking at the data and slicing and dicing it.
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  3. He's stayed on his message and driven it home
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  4. I hope you like Bruce Springsteen songs ... because the next governor of New Jersey is a big Bruce Springsteen fan.
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  5. I have every reason to believe he's going to underperform in his home county ... There has been a real flow away from Chris Daggett and towards Chris Christie.
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  6. I really believe that Chris is going to do this and bring balance back to the state
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  7. We've got an army of lawyers out there ... It may be a close race...we're hopeful there is a decision tonight.
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago

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