Senate race in New Jersey since 1972 only Hawaii (1970) has gone longer without a Republican U.S. * October 22, 2006: Menendez leading Tom Kean, Jr. The poll has a 4.25 percent margin of error, making this is a dead tie between Hugin and Menendez. Libertarian candidate Murray Sabrin has three percent support. New Jersey hadnt elected a Republican to the U.S. Nearly one in five likely voters including 22 percent of Democrats, 6 percent of Republicans and 42. Menendez won re-election in 2012 by a margin of 18 percentage points. Senate, Republican Bob Hugin holds a 10-point lead over Democratic incumbent Bob. The Stockon survey found that Menendez leads against Hugin by two points45 to 43 percentonly five weeks before the November midterm election. In the Fairleigh Dickinson poll, Menendez has a 6 point edge over Hugin among likely voters. * October 23, 2008: Lautenberg leading Dick Zimmer 52%-36%. leads Menendez in South Jersey, poll finds. * September 25, 2012: Menendez leading Joe Kyrillos 49%-34%. * October 1, 2013: Booker leading Steve Lonegan 53%-40%, fifteen days before the special election to replace Frank Lautenberg. * October 6, 2014: Cory Booker leading Jeff Bell 53%-38%.
Senate candidates, all in Monmouth University polls of likely voters: The combination of Menendezs legal troubles and a financially strong. In other words, over 8 in 10 Menendez supporters will. For example, while a Rutgers-Eagleton poll from Wednesday showed Menendez leading Hugin 51-46, 37 of Hugin’s supporters said they were eager about their choice, compared to only 19 of Menendez’s supporters. Senator Bob Menendez narrowly leads Republican challenger Bob Hugin 51 percent to 46. Hugin is polling about the same as other recent Republican U.S. Bob Menendez (D), and former Celgene C.E.O. It was the first poll to show a neck-and-neck battle between Menendez, the two-term incumbent, and Hugin, a former pharmaceutical executive who is aiming to become the first Republican since 1972. Still, one metric by which Hugin outperforms Menendez is on favorability. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ With two weeks until Election Day, incumbent U.S. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and his Republican challenger, Bob Hugin, is a statistical dead heat, according to a Stockton University poll of likely voters released Monday. The Monmouth poll released this morning has Menendez, ahead 49%-40% among likely voters over Hugin. The increasingly dirty and exorbitantly expensive campaign for New Jersey’s United States Senate seat between incumbent Bob Menendez and Bob Hugin has produced polling numbers from Monmouth University, now the gold-standard of independent polls in New Jersey, that are not much different that previous races that more civil and less costly.
0 kommentar(er)
