A recent survey of the New Jersey Government race puts the representative of Democratic candidate Mickey Sherrill 10 points before the Republican choice Jack Seatarley.
Newsweek I arrived at Ciattarelli and Sherrill outside the regular working hours for comment.
Why do it matter
The upcoming ruling elections in the state of New Jersey, which usually tends to be democratic, will be an important indication of the place where the country is politically advanced by the mid -term elections 2026.
Democrats hope that the negative classifications of approval of President Donald Trump can fuel a blue wave, as it appears in 2018. Meanwhile, Republicans aim to build Trump’s steps with voters in New Jersey, which turned about 10 points to the right from 2020 to 2024.
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What do you know
The new poll came from Quantus Insights and was a survey that included 600 registered voters. It took a mixed approach, using online panels and communicating via SMS. The curriculum department in the survey stated that it has a 4.3 percent error margin, and 95 percent confidence. The poll was presented from September 2 to 4 and was published on September 5.
The QUANTOS Insights poll was at the forefront, with 47 percent, and Ciattarelli behind 37 percent.
Sherrill, 53, is an American actor and precedent helicopter in the navy, and CITERLLI, 63, focused a former member of countries, both focused on the main issue of high prices in their campaigns.
A former poll from the Tipp/Legue of America workers that were conducted from August 25 to August 28, Sherrill set 7 points.
Another poll issued in August, from Rutgers-Ijlton, Sherrill raised 9 points, (44 percent to 35 percent). This margin was smaller than opinion polls in June, when it increased by 20 percent to 31 percent).
What people say
Jack Ciatteralli, in a post on X on September 7 after stopping his campaign: “When Jack and Jim Barqus state today, the volunteer teams were offering doors all over New Jersey with our proper logic plan to reform this state directly to the voters. Low taxes. Cut electric bills. No haven state. Ending excessive development and much more!”
Mickey Sherrill in a post on X on September 6: “My husband and I raise four teenagers in New Jersey. We both have a deep love for this country. With the high cost of living and the opportunities that move elsewhere, I feel that it is my responsibility to make sure that New Jersey is working in the next generation. I know that we can – and we will – better for our children.”
What next
There are now less than 60 days in the race, and candidates are scheduled to spend the next two months to file a case for voters about the reason for the leadership of New Jersey.
The ruler will be elected in New Jersey on November 4. On the same day, elections for the ruler will be held in Virginia. New York City mayor will be elected on November 4.