Summary
A new poll from Quinnipiac University shows that in the New Jersey governor's race, Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill leads over Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli by 6 points. The election, scheduled for November 4, is one of only two gubernatorial races this year and is drawing national attention due to its potential impact on future political strategies.
Key Facts
- Mikie Sherrill leads Jack Ciattarelli by 6 points, with 50% to his 44%, according to a Quinnipiac poll.
- This poll surveyed 1,327 likely voters in New Jersey from October 9 to October 13 and has a margin of error of 3.6%.
- New Jersey is historically a Democratic state, but the race is competitive this year.
- Sherrill has a 43% favorability rating, while Ciattarelli has a 39% favorability rating.
- The candidates are focusing on issues such as taxes, utility costs, and their views on President Donald Trump.
- The election is set for November 4, and both candidates are aiming to persuade undecided voters.
- Both candidates have made statements on social media highlighting their campaign issues and criticising each other.
