Posted on 09/06/2012 6:02:38 PM PDT by Clintonfatigued
President Barack Obama tops Gov. Mitt Romney, his Republican challenger, 51 - 44 percent among New Jersey likely voters, who say the president will do a better job on Medicare and health care while Romney will do a better job on the economy, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.
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Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez leads State Sen. Joseph Kyrillos, his Republican challenger, 50 - 40 percent in this first likely voter survey.
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Barack Obama has lost ground in New Jersey. It would be great if he were to actually lose it, though I’d be surprised if it happened. In the Senate race, Bob Menendez continues to post less-than-stellar popularity.
Jersey..
So much for Chris Christie’s pull.
We need New Jersey as a replacement for Virginia which is likely to go to Obama thanks to Goode.
Quinnipiac shows NO break out or even total number of the sample size. Methodology is EVERYTHING in polling. They are notabley leftist and historically lousy in their results. Try a real poll like something from Rasmussen
The Orlando Slantinal headline was a QU poll showing Scott losing to the Dem by 6 pts !
Scott won by One pt .
Believe absolutely nothing pushed by this outfit.
Nothing is going to change in New Jersey this election cycle. The Democrats will win this state easily.
Its fn Qipac. Worth nothing.
Or likely voters worth even less.
and what happens if we don’t count the orange “guido’s” (Joisey Shore talk)?
Don’t forget, Michigan just came into play. I think we can win it if we really go after Obongo there.
Obama won Jersey by 16 in 2008. Just polling New Jersey is an indication that Obama has trouble. I would not spend one thin dime there but Obama is losing support across the board and neither Billy Jeff, Ben Bernanke nor Prince Obama himself cando a damn thing about it.
0bama is losing around 9 points of his support in NJ. If he loses that same level of support it puts PA in play.
Since this is a Dem-loaded Quinnipiac poll, you would have to classify this state as “leans Democrat” instead of solidly Democrat.
Quinnipiac is Clinton’s pollsters. They always overweight the Democrats. But, still, I’d rather the GOP not go after the fool’s gold that is New Jersey. Between the Mob and the Unions, winning there is not worth the media money that would need to be spent.
Ditto. The voters in those two states like to do a little kubuki dance about flirting with GOP presidential candidates, but by election day, are decidedly back on their knees in supplication to the democrat machine.
If your samples are a big secret your poll is garbage.
In other news, water is wet and grass is green. If Romney wins New Jersey, it’s a 350 electoral vote landslide. What this does show is that the 2008 map is toast and this is going to be more of an election like 2000 and 2004.
Not good for the empty chair President.
In other news, water is wet and grass is green. If Romney wins New Jersey, it’s a 350 electoral vote landslide. What this does show is that the 2008 map is toast and this is going to be more of an election like 2000 and 2004.
Not good for the empty chair President.
Color me shocked. /s
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