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NJ-GOV: New PPP, Rasmussen polls out.

And if you thought that yesterday’s semi-cryptic blog post from the former was just some prepare-the-Democrats-for-some-bad-news, and not an attempt to raise Republican hopes… well, you were right.

Chris Christie now leads Jon Corzine 42-38 in the race to be New Jersey’s next Governor, a slight increase from our poll two weeks that showed his advantage at 40-39.

In other words, the partisan Democratic polling firm is reporting that the race has shifted in Christie’s direction by three points, and now has a lead barely out of the MoE. Rasmussen likewise reports that Christie has increased his lead to 46/43, with Daggett at 7%, which is down four from last week.  But here’s what may be the important part of that report:

Christie leads by eight points among those who are certain they will show up and vote. A week ago, he was up by five among that group. Christie’s supporters are also less likely to say they might consider voting for someone else.

A week to go. Word is that Quinnipiac will have out something later this week; in the meantime, expect New Jersey to get inundated with even more campaign advertising and national scrutiny .

Moe Lane

PS: Christie for Governor.

Crossposted to Moe Lane.

COMMENTS

  • peg_c

    McDonnell, Hoffman, Christie. Hubby owes me dinner out if I get all 3. :-D

    But better than the dinner will be hearing and seeing liberal heads explode.

  • http://moelane.com/ Moe Lane

    Or maybe just a bottle of good wine. :)

  • farstar99

    But in this case, a four point lead is not a lead.

    Everybody needs to fight even harder, right up until the last ACORN gets shelled.

  • treeofliberty

    with a big ol smile on my face watching Olbermann, Maddow and company squirm and try to spin their way out of this: ” Well, New Jersey isn’t THAT liberal!”

  • eburke