NJ-Monmouth: Murphy +13 among RVs, +9/+14 among electorate models (user search)
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  NJ-Monmouth: Murphy +13 among RVs, +9/+14 among electorate models (search mode)
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slothdem
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« on: September 25, 2021, 12:51:18 PM »

I bet it will be the usual 56-41 New Jersey election but I expect some movement from 2017 in certain regions. Pretty sure Murphy will do considerably better in Somerset, Hunterdon, Morris but much worse in Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland.

100% agreed. Murphy might even do better in Monmouth too. And Atlantic might be among the South Jersey realignment too, of the counties moving away from the Democrats.

I don't think any counties flip in the end though, other than Morris maybe.

There is no chance Murphy carries Morris County. It has changed A LOT clearly, but it's not going to flip. He will do better there than Salem County.
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