now i’ve lost all confidence that christie will win.

the dems will cheat.

i hate being a defeatist.

Christie had a 52% share of the independent vote in the PPP poll taken over the weekend where he lead by six percent overall. Hopefully, a 58% share holds up and is too much to overcome for Corzine. Additionally, a lot more independents showed up to the polls than most organizations were expecting. It will be interesting to see how they break.

…the PPP exits showing Christie whupping Corzine with the indy votes.

…let the good guy win!!!!

For Christie, let the good guy and good gal win one for a change. Please please.

with less than one percent in Christie leads 51 to 40%

I stand by that. To keep the ACORN Zombies from consuming his flesh, he must keep the Living Dead at bay by winning cleanly and clearly, to make any court challenge look like an attempt to steal the vote.

We have to put this thing to be TONIGHT.

BTW, that means putting down attempts by ACORN to keep the polls open until 3am.

Take this for what it’s worth. Hopefully it’s true. (I’ve had a really good feeling about NJ all day.)

From a Democrat operative:

Quote: “It’s bad. [Democrats] freaking out about the low turnout in Newark.”

…but I am VERY happy to be proven wrong. Hopefully Christie’s people have done a good job of suppressing the dead vote.

Christie has an 11% lead right now, but must maintain a healthy lead to avoid democratic shenanigans. The margin of victory in Virginia for McDonnell is encouraging. The conservatives obviously came out strong. That may help Christie in New Jersey….

But of course, it’s NJ.

let’s pray for this..

he is quite dour and not so enthused as he was in November, 2008. He is spinning it as not affecting Obama at all, and has guests calling these off-year elections “strange”. Just what we want to hear. November 2010 can’t get here soon enough.

something about the Dem’s paying for robocalls for the (I) in the race.
He agreed that it was indeed “dirty politics” and maybe even in violation of election laws due to “in kind contribution” limits.
But he also said, “But for New Jersey, not that big a deal.”
I know a lot of people talk about how corrupt politics is in that State, but sheesh…..something is only a ‘little bit illegal” so no biggie?
Because it’s in Jersey?
And regular people living there are OK with that kind of crap in their State?
Holy Crap.

I know the pressure some of those voters are feeling. Nothing would make me happier than landing an over-right hand and dropping som fat pathetic union tool. Stay strong down there. In spirit, my boot is in their heads,

that we used to have in these cases? Like a LiveChat.

How many Blue Dogs won by 15???

So confident about NJ and NY-23 that I’ve moved on to CA-10!

. . . and angry that $1 million spent on DeDe could have won that for Dave Harmer.

…that we can speak so matter-of-factly about the dems cheating, knowing full well that it is criminal activity of bewildering proportions.

It’s become so endemic, that is expected of them. It’s become a joke.

Just imagine that the Florida Gators made it to the national championship game, and it was understood that unless routed by their opponent, the Gators were a lock to win…because it’d obvious to everyone that they AND the officials would be cheating.

The outcry would be deafening. And yet, our very country is functioning under similar circumstances, and…I hear crickets.

I really didn’t think it would get this far without the gap closing.

That, in itself is telling.

right now at least. We’ll see how this thing goes.

Something good

It will be so damn awesome if Christie can pull off a win in Jersey. Corzine has been a horrific governor and it speaks volumes about the State itself if they re-elect that scumbag.

Politico reports:

52.4% Christie
41.1% Corzine
Daggett at 5.6%

Gloucester with 100% or precincts reporting, a win for Christie.

I always feel like those are the times that Dems do their math to figure out just how many votes they need to win. And what do you know!

Christie: 49.3%
Corzine: 44.1%
Daggett: 5.6%

Wow.

If I was betting, I would bet Christie will pull it out.

I hope I’m right.

Barone and a guy from RealClearPolitics both said on Friday on Hugh Hewitt that if Daggett polled a single digit, Christie would probably win.

Looks like they might have been right.

Thank you.
ColdWarrior
www.theprecinctproject.wordpress.com

Christie: 49.3%
Corzine: 44.3%
Daggett: 5.5%

“This looks big: With 100 percent of precincts reported, Republican Chris Christie has won New Jersey’s Gloucester County by about 2800 votes, a county that Christie Whitman lost in her 1997 reelection bid.

Obama carried this county by 12 percent last year.”

Excellent news.

Christie: 49.3%
Corzine: 44.7%
Daggett: 5.2%

Oh, and Politico is also reporting that Obama is not watching the returns

Yeah…..sure.

http://elections.nj.com/dynamic/files/elections/2009/by_state/NJ_Governor_1103.html?SITE=NJNEWELN&SECTION=POLITICS

Thank you.
ColdWarrior
www.theprecinctproject.wordpress.com

Christie: 49.3%
Corzine: 44.6%
Daggett: 5.3%

…but I keep thinking about the Michael Jackson Thriller video, or maybe The Night Of The Living Dead.

Once these three districts run out of votes to report, Corzine is done.

Forrester won with over 60% of the vote in 2005 and Corzine wins 64-26??? Someone from Redstate get some confirmation on this. The AP and the NJSOS have to have switched the numbers. No way.

Christie: 50.4%
Corzine: 43.4%
Daggett: 5.3%

A seven-point lead with almost 60% of the results in and most of Newark and the surrounding area reporting.

He’s got it, folks. It won’t be close enough for the Dems to steal.

In problem places: Corzine is up 2 to 1 in Mercer County, and by 10 points in Camden — no votes reported at all yet in Burlington County.

Its not even that close, CC has a 100K lead with nearly two thirds in.

Christie: 50.0%
Corzine: 43.8%
Daggett: 5.3%

It is looking very good, unless Burlington is being held back to try to stuff enough in. And I don’t think they can at this point.

…Burlington is coming in now at about the same percentage as statewide. 50% Christie to 43% Corzine.

…from Corzine headquarters that the mood was “subdued,” and that they expected the Gov. would be clearly ahead right now. So, they aren’t ready to start celebrating just yet at Corzine headquarters.

Seriously–that was the Fox report.

And Shepherd Smith said that the NJ race was so close that it looked like it wouldn’t be decided tonight.

Yeeesh!

with 71.5% of the vote in:

Christie: 49.8%
Corzine: 43.9%
Daggett: 5.4%

Christie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hoffman is still down.. but not beaten. Things are looking up!

with 22.9% of the vote in, Owen is leading Hoffman 509% to 43.8%

Not good.

Congratulations, Governor Christie … ::)

nt