NJ-Gov: Quinnipiac 10/19/05

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Quinnipiac:

Corzine:  50%
Forrester:  43%
Undecided:  7%
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October 19, 2005 - Corzine Widens Lead Over Forrester In New Jersey, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Democrats Are More Corrupt, Voters Say 2-1 
Democratic U. S. Sen. Jon Corzine has opened a 50 - 43 percent likely voter lead over Republican Douglas Forrester in the race for Governor of New Jersey, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today. Seven percent are undecided.

This compares to a 48 - 44 percent Corzine lead among likely voters in a September 28 poll by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University.
 
In today's survey, Republicans back Forrester 87 - 9 percent, while Democrats back Corzine 90 - 6 percent and independent voters back the Democrat 50 - 38 percent.
 
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[Flying Dog]

The race is either going to be within 5pts of each other or 10-15pt margin.

[Defarge]

At last, some good news from this race.

[Keystone Phil]

At last, some good news from this race.

There really isn't much good news, though, for Corzine supporters. He's been up around six-seven points for awhile now.

[Flying Dog]

Corzine being at 50% or above is not god news for the republicans in any case

[Defarge]

At last, some good news from this race.

There really isn't much good news, though, for Corzine supporters. He's been up around six-seven points for awhile now.

That is, except for those polls showing it as a 1-4 point race. 

[Keystone Phil]

At last, some good news from this race.

There really isn't much good news, though, for Corzine supporters. He's been up around six-seven points for awhile now.

That is, except for those polls showing it as a 1-4 point race. 

Only one poll showed it as a one point race.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Once there's a single poll showing Forrester ahead, then maybe I'll consider this up in the air.

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The race is either going to be within 5pts of each other or 10-15pt margin.

Why wouldn't it have a 6-9 point margin?

[ATFFL]

The race is either going to be within 5pts of each other or 10-15pt margin.

Why wouldn't it have a 6-9 point margin?

The way NJ undecideds tend to break.  They tend to move in a block one direction or the other.  If they go to Corzine, big win.  If they go to Forrester, close race.  NJ breaks late and it often breaks hard.

[Flying Dog]

The race is either going to be within 5pts of each other or 10-15pt margin.

Why wouldn't it have a 6-9 point margin?

The way NJ undecideds tend to break.  They tend to move in a block one direction or the other.  If they go to Corzine, big win.  If they go to Forrester, close race.  NJ breaks late and it often breaks hard.

Yeah, what he said