NJ-01, 02, 03/lolzogby: Incumbents ahead

[JohnnyLongtorso]

http://www.nbc40.net/news/14774/

NJ-01:

Rob Andrews (D) - 59
Dale Gladling (R) - 24

NJ-02:

Frank LoBiondo (R) - 59
Gary Stein (D) - 25

NJ-03:

John Adler (D) - 38
Jon Runyon (R) - 30

Doesn't say whether it's one of Zogby's internet polls or an actual telephone poll.

[Torie]

Why does the incumbent only get 38%?  And are a third of the voters really undecided?  What is the literary rate in this district?

John Adler (D) - 38
Jon Runyon (R) - 30

[Skill and Chance]

Why does the incumbent only get 38%?  And are a third of the voters really undecided?  What is the literary rate in this district?

John Adler (D) - 38
Jon Runyon (R) - 30

What makes this even funnier is that it is a wealthy suburban district.  It probably has a very high number of college grads!

[tpfkaw]

Lolzogby.

[Zarn]

Why does the incumbent only get 38%?  And are a third of the voters really undecided?  What is the literary rate in this district?

John Adler (D) - 38
Jon Runyon (R) - 30

The so called tea party candidate, who doesn't have the endorsement of any Tea Party organization, has 8%. Most of that goes to Runyan down the line.

I doubt it is anywhere near the claimed 23%, so stop knocking the literacy rates. This is a swing district with people unsure about a Dem who voted against Obamacare, but has been fairly partisan outside of that. The Republican, on the other hand, is pro-choice.

This district has a significant enough rural area, too. At least, it seems rural to the western part of the district.

[fezzyfestoon]

This district has a significant enough rural area, too. At least, it seems rural to the western part of the district.

The rural population in NJ-03 is so beyond insignificant that it's not even worth noting.

The undecideds have it in this one because of the extremely nasty nature of the race.  I'm actually shocked that Runyan isn't running away with this at this point.  He better win.