New Jersey Governor R primary

[LabourJersey]

Why are Indian politicians in America so bad(with the exception of Haley). Like from what I have heard they are better in the UK and Canada but are so bad here for some reason .

How do you define "Bad"?

Anyway, my guess is that in Canada and the UK, Indians make up a larger percentage of their minority population/total population, which I think leads to more visibility.

[LabourJersey]

Ciatterelli will most likely win given that the two pro-Trump guys are tearing the other down. Also the ballot line system in NJ gives the establishment pick a big advantage in primaries.

However given how insane parts of the GOP are these days I can't completely rule out Singh winning, even though it seems so improbable.

[LabourJersey]

Ciatarelli will win. But, as I write this, New Jersey (my area, at least) is experiencing one of the worst thunderstorms I have ever seen (IT'S RAINING SIDEWAYS!) which will almost certainly depress turnout. Hell, I'm not evenvoting today
...I'm scared as s***...of course, there is little point when all the Democratic elections forme only have one choice. Anyway, my point is that Singh's voters seem a bit more enthused and therefore likelier to vote, in my observations, so maybe today's weather can help him keep the result closer than expected if his voters, the Trumpier ones, still turn out. On the other hand, maybe wbrocks is right and without Trump they will end up lacking the incentive needed to vote on a day like today and when the odds are stacked against their maniac of a candidate.

And Nikki Haley does indeed suck.

Do you mean you're scared of Ciatterelli winning (and running a possibly strong campaign)? or do you mean you're scared of Singh someone pulling out a win?

[LabourJersey]

Jack will win.

Jack Ciattarelli will win the primary easily, but I have him losing 51-47 against Phil Murphy in the general election. Had Phil Murphy not reopened New Jersey when he did, then Jack Ciattarelli would have defeated him for reelection.

Murphy is definitely going to win more than 51% of the vote in November. Probably around the same as he did in 2017 (57-58%).