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• Bloggers: Rock Stars of the '60s and Bruce?

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  In a guest column at InTheLobby, Richard A. Lee, Communication Director of the Hall Institute of Public Policy-NJ and a former journalist, argues that songwriters of the sixties were the alternative media of the day. They were raising issues and questions ahead of [...]

  Posted: November 14, 2009, 4:05pm EST
  

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• Shattered Lives Written by Amy Ridenour and Ryan Balis

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  • The National Center for Public Policy Research Fourteen Hospitals Turn Away Critically-Injured Elderly Man Rescue workers in Japan called fourteen hospitals before finding one that would take an elderly bicyclist who collided with a... [...]

  Posted: November 13, 2009, 1:08am EST
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• SO WHO'S THE DEMOCRAT IN THE BEST SHAPE FOR 2013?

  —In The Lobby

  Nov. 10, 2009
  
  Yes, yes, we know, the election's barely over.  But there's an interesting answer to that questiion by Public Policy Polling, the North Carolina firm who, along with Rasmussen, came closest to predicting the outcome of the 2009 race.
  
  Based on their polling, they say Newark [...]

  Fetched: November 10, 2009, 3:22pm EST
  

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• Memo to DSCC Chair Bob Menendez: Check this poll

  —Blue Jersey

  Just in case Senator Bob Menendez missed it, here's a poll from Public Policy Polling that he should show to his colleague, Senator Olympia Snowe.

  Asked how they would vote in a primary contest between Snowe and a more conservative challenger, just 31% of likely Republican voters say they [...]

  Posted: November 10, 2009, 1:44pm EST
  

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• PPP looks at the 2010 turnout and health care reform

  —Blue Jersey

  There's an interesting post by Tom Jensen of Public Policy Polling (PPP) on how health care reform will affect turnout in 2010. PPP did a good job with the New Jersey governor's race and I think we have to take his analysis seriously, though as he notes, this is [...]

  Posted: November 09, 2009, 4:44pm EST
  

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• Murray’s Margin of Error

  —New Jersey: Politics Unusual

  Patrick Murray is the founding director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute. According to their website, “The Monmouth University Polling Institute has become a premier independent survey research center known for its in-depth tracking of public policy and quality of life issues.”

  Murray is a [...]

  Posted: November 07, 2009, 9:03am EST
  

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• Murray's Margin of Error

  —Politicker NJ

  Patrick Murray is the founding director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute. According to their website, “The Monmouth University Polling Institute has become a premier independent survey research center known for its in-depth tracking of public policy and quality of life issues.” [...]

  Posted: November 07, 2009, 8:42am EST
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• WHICH POLL GOT IT RIGHT?

  —In The Lobby

  Nov. 3, 2009
  
  
  So which poll got it closest?
  
  Chris Christie got 49% of the vote and Jon Corzine 45%, a 4 point edge.  Independent Chris Daggett got 6%.
  
  Based on the latest polls (courtesy of RealClearPolitics.com,  Public Policy Pollling, was closest, predicting a 6-pont [...]

  Fetched: November 04, 2009, 7:20am EST
  

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• Things breaking Christie’s way?

  —Morris Politics

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  A poll just out has Chris Christie leading Gov. Corzine by six points - 47 to 41. This is Christie's largest margin in weeks and it comes at the best possible time for him.

  The poll is by Public Policy Polling of Raleigh, N.C.

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  Posted: November 02, 2009, 10:34am EST
  by Fred Snowflack

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• Poll: Christie Up By Six

  —Dan Cirucci

  From PolitickerNJ:
  Republican Christopher Christie has a six point lead over Gov. Jon Corzine, 47%-41%, with independent Christopher Daggett at 11%, according to a new Public Policy Polling (PPP) survey. PPP is a North Carolina-based Democratic polling firm.
  Christie's lead had increased four points last week and [...]

  Posted: November 02, 2009, 9:54am EST
  

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• Poll shows Christie up 6 points

  —Capitol Quickies

  Public Policy Polling has out its final pre-election poll, and it shows Republican Chris Christie building back some of the lead he's lost since the summer. Public Policy Polling -- a Democrat-leaning firm from North Carolina doing polling in New Jersey this year though it's not affiliated with any clients -- has [...]

  Posted: November 02, 2009, 7:17am EST
  by Michael Symons

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• Poll: Christie has six point lead

  —Politicker NJ

  Republican Christopher Christie has a six point lead over Gov. Jon Corzine, 47%-41%, with independent Christopher Daggett at 11%, according to a new Public Policy Polling (PPP) survey.  PPP is a North Carolina-based Democratic polling firm. Christie's lead had increased four points last week and one point three weeks ago.  [...]

  Posted: November 02, 2009, 6:38am EST
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• CHRISTIE PULLING AWAY: New Dem Poll Reports Christie +6

  —The Save Jersey Blog

  Matt Rooney | November 2, 2009
  
  
  
  
  Last week, Rick Shaftan reported a 7-point Christie lead. Now his findings are being echoed by a second public poll.
  
  From the Democrat polling firm Public Policy Polling:
  
  "Chris Christie leads Jon Corzine 47-41 in PPP's final poll of the New Jersey" [...]

  Posted: November 02, 2009, 4:00am EST
  

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• Poll: "Nail Biter" as Corzine leads by one.

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  The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey has just released the poll of New Jersey it sponsored. The telephone poll was conducted by Zogby. This is the first statewide poll by this pollster, and it's nice to see it doesn't' [...]

  Posted: October 30, 2009, 12:18pm EDT
  

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• HAVE CHRISTIE ADS BLUNTED DAGGETT'S RISE?

  —In The Lobby

  Oct. 26, 2009
  
  Have Republican Chris Christie's anti-Daggett ads begun to shake loose the independent's Republican supporters?
  
  An interesting post/hint in today's Public Policy Polling blog, previewing what the results of their New Jersey horserace poll, which will be released Tuesday.
  
  The upshot: Christie's ads are increasing independent Chris [...]

  Fetched: October 29, 2009, 11:50am EDT
  

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• POLLING THE POLLS

  —In The Lobby

  Oct. 29, 2009
  
  
  With the polls of late leaning every which way but loose, what are we supposed to believe?
  On Tuesday, two polls – Rasmussen and Public Policy Polling – show Chris Christie in the lead, and indicate a minisurge for him.  The next day, [...]

  Fetched: October 29, 2009, 11:50am EDT
  

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• UPDATED: CHRISTIE WIDENS LEAD IN NEW POLL; DAGGETT NOW HURTING CORZINE

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  Oct. 27, 2009
  
  Chris Christie has widened his lead over Jon Corzine from one point to four in the new Public Policy Polling survey, 42% to 38%.  Independent Chris Daggett remains steady at 13%.
  
  
  Meanwhile, Rasmussen's new poll puts the race at  3 points, 46%-43%, [...]

  Fetched: October 29, 2009, 11:50am EDT
  

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• PPP: 72% think Daggett cannot win

  —NJ Tax Revolution

  Despite the response from folks at the campaign when we wrote that Daggett cannot win, a poll released today from Public Policy Polling suggest that New Jersey voters see it the same way:One point I would like to make. If the Corzine or Christie campaigns were anywhere near as attentive [...]

  Posted: October 27, 2009, 2:01pm EDT
  

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• Poll: Christie Up By 4

  —Dan Cirucci

  From PolitickerNJ:
  Republican Christopher Christie leads Gov. Jon Corzine 42%-38%, with 13% for independent Christopher Daggett, according to a new survey conducted by Public Policy Polling (PPP), a North Carolina-based firm that works primarily for Democrats.
  Christie's lead is just fractionally above the margin of error.
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  Posted: October 27, 2009, 1:31pm EDT
  

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• Public Policy Polling: Christie 42%, Corzine 38%, Daggett 13%

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  Daggett now drawing votes from Corzine, 43% of voters planning to support Daggett are Democrats while only 9% are Republicans.
  
  Read the PPP report here. [...]

  Posted: October 27, 2009, 12:44pm EDT
  

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• Another new poll…

  —Morris Politics

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  And this one is better news for Chris Christie.

  Public Policy Planning of Raleigh, N.C. reports that Christie is ahead of Gov. Corzine 42 to 38. The group's last poll had Christie winning by a point.

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  Posted: October 27, 2009, 11:10am EDT
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• Christie lead grows in new poll

  —Capitol Quickies

  Public Policy Polling, a North Carolina based firm that typically works for Democratic candidates but is polling in New Jersey this year for the first time, says Republican candidate Chris Christie has recovered some of his lead in its latest poll.

  Christie is at 42%, Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine is [...]

  Posted: October 27, 2009, 10:41am EDT
  by Michael Symons

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• South Jersey poll has governor's race too close to call

  —Politicker NJ

  A poll of five South Jersey legislative districts shows Republican Christopher Christie leading Gov. Jon Corzine 34%-31%, numbers that are within the margin of error, and independent Christopher Daggett is at 18%.  The poll, conducted by Zogby International for Richard Stockton College’s William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy, surveyed [...]

  Posted: October 22, 2009, 2:53pm EDT
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