February Thu, 2001
New Jersey’s Acting Governor: Donald Who?
The new acting Governor of New Jersey – Donald DiFrancesco – is a mystery to most state residents. But while the current Senate President is largely unknown, few New Jerseyans are alarmed that an unfamiliar figure is assuming the state’s highest office. And the state is nearly evenly divided over whether DiFrancesco should act as a caretaker or actively pursue his own agenda while serving as acting Governor.
October Sun, 2000
The Garden State in the 2000 Election: Gore and Corzine–Perfect Together
A week and a half before the nation votes on November 7, New Jersey still looks like it is firmly in the Democratic Party’s column. The state appears ready to give its 15 electoral votes to Vice President Al Gore, and to replace its retiring Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg with political newcomer Jon Corzine.
October Sun, 2000
The Garden State in the 2000 Election: Gore and Corzine–Perfect Together
A week and a half before the nation votes on November 7, New Jersey still looks like it is firmly in the Democratic Party’s column. The state appears ready to give its 15 electoral votes to Vice President Al Gore, and to replace its retiring Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg with political newcomer Jon Corzine.
October Sun, 2000
THE SENATE ELECTION: WHO’S UNDECIDED
A statewide survey conducted between October 12 and 15th by the Star- Ledger/Eagleton-Rutgers Poll found that only half of registered voters said they were sure about who they would be voting for in the Senate election between Democrat Jon Corzine and Republican Bob Franks. Another quarter said they had made a decision, but might change their minds before Election Day, and the remaining quarter said they were undecided.