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LD1 Poll 1 Stockton Polling Institute Sept. 23-26, 2013
Weighted frequencies – LD1 Poll 1 Stockton Polling Institute Sept. 23-26, 2013 Q1. If the election for New Jersey governor were held today, would you vote for: Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Democrat Barbara Buono 156 26.1 26.1 26.1 Republican Chris Christie 341 57.0 57.0 83.2 SOMEONE ELSE 4 .7 .7 83.9 Valid NOBODY 19 3.2 3.2 87.0 NOT SURE/DON’T KNOW 75 12.5 12.5 99.5 REFUSE 3 .5 .5 100.0 Total 598 100.0 100.0 Q1A. At this time, would you say you lean more toward voting for: Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Democrat Barbara Buono 11 1.8 14.6 14.6 Republican Chris Christie 20 3.3 26.5 41.1 Valid NOBODY 4 .7 5.7 46.8 NOT SURE/DON’T KNOW 40 6.6 53.2 100.0 Total 75 12.5 100.0 Missing System 523 87.5 Total 598 100.0 If the election for New Jersey governor were held today, would you vote for: Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Democrat Barbara Buono 167 28.0 28.0 28.0 Republican Chris Christie 361 60.3 60.3 88.3 SOMEONE ELSE 4 .7 .7 89.0 Valid NOBODY 23 3.9 3.9 92.9 NOT SURE/DON’T KNOW 40 6.6 6.6 99.5 REFUSE 3 .5 .5 100.0 Total 598 100.0 100.0 SENATE. If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, would you vote for: Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Democrat Cory Booker 254 42.4 42.4 42.4 Republican Steve Lonegan 214 35.7 35.7 78.2 SOMEONE ELSE 6 .9 .9 79.1 Valid NOBODY 16 2.7 2.7 81.8 NOT SURE/DON’T KNOW 104 17.4 17.4 99.2 REFUSE 5 .8 .8 100.0 Total 598 100.0 100.0 SENATEA. -
Assembly Race Remains Tight
Christie, Van Drew Maintain Large 1st District Leads; Assembly Race Remains Tight For Immediate Release Tuesday, October 15, 2013 Contact: Maryjane Briant News and Media Relations Director Galloway Township, NJ 08205 [email protected] (609) 652-4593 Galloway Township, NJ – Incumbent Democratic Sen. Jeff Van Drew leads his Republican challenger Susan Adelizzi-Schmidt by 29 percentage points, according to a Stockton Polling Institute poll released today. The state Assembly race remains much tighter, with only four to five percentage points separating the GOP challengers from incumbent Bob Andrzejczak, who places second after Assemblyman Nelson Albano. In both races, the results are substantially similar to a Stockton Poll taken late in September, although Van Drew has lost 4 percent. “In the 2011 race for state Senate, Van Drew had large lead in first poll, a reduced lead in a second poll, but managed a 54 to 46 percent margin of victory on Election Day,” said Daniel J. Douglas, director of the William J. Hughes Center. Republican Gov. Chris Christie has increased his lead in the Republican-leaning district to nearly 40 points (from 32 points) over Democrat Barbara Buono, a state senator. The governor leads Buono 66 percent to 27 percent, with 7.5 percent undecided or refusing to answer. But Christie’s popularity is not translating into a coattails effect. Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) say an endorsement of a legislative candidate by Christie would have no effect on their vote. Van Drew leads Adelizzi-Schmidt 58 percent to 29 percent, only four percentage points less than the 33-point spread found in September. -
Washington As Political Dysfunction, and Said Break.” Trend If Elected on Nov
Cape Ma Star Wave 159TH YEAR NO. 44 CAPE MAY, N.J. SERVING AMERICA’S NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK CITY WEDNESDAY, October 30, 2013 50¢ House Ashville shines of the on country week night Page B6 Page B1 Democrats make their Republicans for Senate case for Senate, Assembly and Assembly have a plan By ERIC AVEDISSIAN May County Freeholder Kristine Gabor. By ERIC AVEDISSIAN stagnation. Cape May Star and Wave The Democrats touted their records Cape May Star and Wave They blame the incumbents, Democratic of reaching across the aisle and working Senator Jeff Van Drew and Assemblymen CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Incumbent with Republicans as their greatest strength. OCEAN CITY – For the Republican First Nelson Albano and Bob Andrzejczak for slug- First Legislative District Democrats dis- They pointed to the recalcitrant theatrics in Legislative District candidates, it’s “make or gishness, and vow to reverse the downward cussed past bipartisan work with Republican Washington as political dysfunction, and said break.” trend if elected on Nov. 5. Gov. Chris Christie. their bipartisan efforts helped the district. Senate candidate Susan Adelizzi-Schmidt The three Republican candidates discussed Senator Jeff Van Drew, Assemblymen Over water and club sodas, the candidates and Assembly candidates Sam Fiocchi and their ideas and visions for the district at their Nelson Albano and Assemblyman Bob met with the Ocean City Sentinel, Upper Kristine Gabor believe without their leader- Ocean City campaign office on Oct. 10 with Andrzejczak are running for re-election Nov. Township Sentinel and Cape May Star and ship, the district will continue to see more the Ocean City Sentinel, Upper Township 5. -
Christie, Van Drew Dominating in 1ST District; Assembly Race Tight
Christie, Van Drew Dominating in 1ST District; Assembly Race Tight For Immediate Release Friday, September 27, 2013 Contact: Maryjane Briant News and Media Relations Director Galloway Township, NJ 08205 [email protected] (609) 652-4593 Galloway Township, NJ - Two political figures from different parties – Republican Gov. Chris Christie and Democratic state Sen. Jeff Van Drew – are leading by large margins in the 1st Legislative District, according to a Stockton Polling Institute poll released today. Republican Gov. Christie is leading Democrat Barbara Buono, a state senator, 60 percent to 28 percent. Van Drew leads Republican challenger Susan Adelizzi-Schmidt 62 percent to 29 percent, including voters who say they are leaning toward supporting one candidate or the other. Van Drew, a former state assemblyman first elected to the Senate in 2007, receives high favorability ratings of 70 percent. Adelizzi-Schmidt faces the challenge of low name recognition; 64 percent of respondents said they are not familiar with her. -more- -continued from page 1- However, the race for two state Assembly seats is much tighter. While Democratic incumbent Nelson Albano has the most support with 24 percent, Republican challengers Sam Fiocchi and Kristine Gabor (both 17 percent) are only four percentage points behind Democratic incumbent Bob Andrzejczak, at 21 percent. Albano is the better known of the four Assembly candidates. Only 26 percent were not familiar with the incumbent; whereas, over 50 percent were not familiar with each of the other three candidates. The contest for U.S. Senate in the traditionally Republican-leaning district is tighter. Democrat Cory Booker leads Republican Steve Lonegan by seven percentage points, 45.6 percent to 38.4 percent. -
Stockton College, the Press of Atlantic City Partner to Host Debates for Upcoming Elections
Stockton College, The Press of Atlantic City Partner to Host Debates for Upcoming Elections Goal: Give Southern New Jerseyans Opportunity to Hear Candidates For Immediate Release Thursday, June 06, 2013 Contact: Maryjane Briant Interim News and Media Relations Director Galloway Township, NJ 08205 [email protected] (609) 652-4593 Galloway, NJ – Stockton College’s William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy and The Press of Atlantic City are partnering to host a series of debates for the upcoming elections. The Press and the Hughes Center are inviting the major party candidates for governor, the Democratic challenger, State Sen. Barbara Buono, and incumbent Republican Gov. Chris Christie, to debate on the Galloway campus of The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. “Stockton College is an ideal location for southern New Jersey voters to hear the candidates for governor and the plans for our region and the state at-large,” said Daniel J. Douglas, director of the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy (www.stockton.edu/hughescenter). The Hughes Center is known for its civic engagement events such as debates and for the Stockton Polling Institute. The Press (www.pressofatlanticcity.com) and the Hughes Center will also invite the major party candidates from: - Legislative District 1 Senate – Democrat Jeff Van Drew and Republican Susan Adelizzi Schmidt; Assembly Democratic candidates Nelson Albano and Bob Andrzejczak; and Republicans Sam Fiocchi and Kristine Gabor. -more- -continued from page 1- - Legislative District 2 Senate – Democrat Jim Whelan and Republican Frank X. Balles; Assembly Democratic candidates Vincent Mazzeo and Nick Russo; Republican General Assembly District 2 incumbents John F.