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If the candidates for Senate in 2014 were Democrat Frank Lautenberg and Republican Kim Guadagno, who would you vote for?
- Frank Lautenberg 48%
- Kim Guadagno 33%
- Not sure 19%
If the candidates for Senate in 2014 were Democrat Cory Booker and Republican Kim Guadagno, who would you vote for?
- Cory Booker 52%
- Kim Guadagno 29%
- Not sure 19%
If the candidates for Senate in 2014 were Democrat Rob Andrews and Republican Kim Guadagno, who would you vote for?
- Rob Andrews 35%
- Kim Guadagno 34%
- Not sure 31%
If the candidates for Senate in 2014 were Democrat Frank Pallone and Republican Kim Guadagno, who would you vote for?
- Kim Guadagno 32%
- Frank Pallone 32%
- Not sure 36%
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Cory Booker 48% / 20% {+28%}
- Frank Pallone 15% / 14% {+1%}
- Kim Guadagno 13% / 14% {-1%}
- Rob Andrews 14% / 17% {-3%}
Do you approve or disapprove of Senator Frank Lautenberg’s job performance?
- Approve 43%
- Disapprove 36%
Survey of 600 New Jersey voters was conducted November 26-28,
2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.0 percentage points. Party ID: 48% Democrat; 25% Republican; 27% Independent/Other. Political ideology: 35% Moderate; 26% Somewhat liberal; 20% Somewhat
conservative; 10% Very
conservative; 9% Very liberal.
PPP (D) New Jersey 2012 Senate Poll
- Robert Menendez (D) 44% (41%)
- Tom Kean, Jr. (R) 39% (39%)
- Robert Menendez (D) 48%
- Mike Doherty (R) 35%
- Robert Menendez (D) 48% (45%)
- Kim Guadagno (R) 34% (30%)
- Robert Menendez (D) 48%
- Woody Johnson (R) 30%
- Robert Menendez (D) 48%
- Joseph Kyrillos (R) 29%
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Tom Kean, Jr. 32% (31%) / 27% (18%) {+5%}
- Woody Johnson 9% / 18% {-9%}
- Joseph Kyrillos 8% / 18% {-10%}
- Mike Doherty 7% / 17% {-10%}
- Kim Guadagno 11% (10%) / 24% (18%) {-13%}
Do you approve or disapprove of Senator Robert Menendez’s job performance?
- Approve 37% (37%)
- Disapprove 35% (38%)
Survey of 480 New Jersey voters was conducted July 15-18, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 4.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 46% (43%) Democrat; 32% (29%) Republican; 22% (27%) Independent/Other. Political ideology: 36% Moderate; 22% Somewhat conservative; 18% Somewhat liberal; 12% Very liberal; 12% Very conservative. Results from the poll conducted January 6-9, 2011 are in parentheses.
Quinnipiac New Jersey Political Survey (Chris Christie Edition)
Do you approve or disapprove of the way Chris Christie is handling his job as Governor?
- Approve 51% [51%] (44%)
- Disapprove 38% [36%] (43%)
Among Republicans
- Approve 79% [75%] (75%)
- Disapprove 12% [13%] (14%)
Among Independents
- Approve 56% [61%] (50%)
- Disapprove 32% [29%] (40%)
Among Democrats
- Approve 22% [24%] (18%)
- Disapprove 68% [63%] (67%)
Among Men
- Approve 58% [63%] (53%)
- Disapprove 31% [27%] (36%)
Among Women
- Approve 45% [40%] (36%)
- Disapprove 45% [44%] (50%)
Among Whites
- Approve 58% [58%] (54%)
- Disapprove 33% [30%] (35%)
Among Blacks
- Approve 14% [25%] (15%)
- Disapprove 71% [64%] (77%)
Would you describe Governor Christie as being more of a bully or more of a leader?
- Bully 42% [39%] (43%)
- Leader 50% [51%] (44%)
Would you describe Governor Christie as being confrontational or honest and refreshing?
- Confrontational 48% [46%] (52%)
- Honest/Refreshing 43% [43%] (38%)
As Governor Christie closes out his first year as Governor, would you say it has been mainly a success or mainly a failure?
What letter grade would you give him for the job he has been doing as governor; A, B, C, D, or F?
- A: 17% [15%]
- B: 31% [32%]
- C: 20% [20%]
- D: 16% [16%]
- F: 15% [14%]
Among Republicans
- A: 35% [28%]
- B: 40% [43%]
- C: 14% [14%]
- D: 4% [6%]
- F: 4% [6%]
Among Independents
- A: 16% [15%]
- B: 35% [39%]
- C: 19% [21%]
- D: 18% [14%]
- F: 12% [9%]
Among Democrats
- A: 2% [3%]
- B: 19% [19%]
- C: 25% [24%]
- D: 24% [27%]
- F: 28% [26%]
Among Men
- A: 21% [21%]
- B: 37% [39%]
- C: 16% [18%]
- D: 14% [12%]
- F: 11% [9%]
Among Women
- A: 14% [10%]
- B: 26% [26%]
- C: 23% [22%]
- D: 17% [20%]
- F: 18% [19%]
Among Whites
- A: 20% [17%]
- B: 35% [36%]
- C: 17% [18%]
- D: 14% [16%]
- F: 13% [10%]
Among Blacks
- A: 0% [2%]
- B: 13% [21%]
- C: 34% [24%]
- D: 22% [24%]
- F: 29% [30%]
Do you think Chris Christie would make a good President or not?
Among Republicans
Among Independents
Among Democrats
Do you think Chris Christie will run for President in 2012 or not?
- Yes, will run 21%
- No, will not run 60%
Do you think the Christie-for-President talk represents a serious political movement or just political gossip?
- Serious political movement 25%
- Political gossip 67%
As you may know, Chris Christie traveled to other states to campaign for Republican candidates in the 2010 elections. Does this make you think more favorably of Christie, less favorably of Christie, or doesn't it make a difference?
- More favorably 16%
- Less favorably 21%
- Doesn't make a difference 62%
Among Republicans
- More favorably 34%
- Less favorably 6%
- Doesn't make a difference 58%
Among Independents
- More favorably 11%
- Less favorably 20%
- Doesn't make a difference 69%
Among Democrats
- More favorably 3%
- Less favorably 37%
- Doesn't make a difference 60%
Do you approve or disapprove of the way Kim Guadagno is handling her job as Lieutenant Governor?
- Approve 31%
- Disapprove 18%
Do you approve or disapprove of the way Frank Lautenberg is handling his job as United States Senator?
- Approve 43% (40%)
- Disapprove 44% (47%)
Do you approve or disapprove of the way Robert Menendez is handling his job as United States Senator?
- Approve 38% (38%)
- Disapprove 41% (43%)
Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as President?
- Approve 46% [47%] (50%)
- Disapprove 50% [47%] (46%)
Among Republicans
- Approve 12% [14%] (12%)
- Disapprove 84% [80%] (85%)
Among Independents
- Approve 42% [41%] (45%)
- Disapprove 55% [53%] (52%)
Among Democrats
- Approve 85% [80%] (79%)
- Disapprove 13% [16%] (15%)
Among Men
- Approve 41% [40%] (44%)
- Disapprove 56% [56%] (51%)
Among Women
- Approve 51% [53%] (54%)
- Disapprove 45% [40%] (41%)
Among Whites
- Approve 36% [38%] (41%)
- Disapprove 61% [57%] (56%)
Among Blacks
- Approve 92% [86%] (80%)
- Disapprove 3% [7%] (14%)
Survey of 1,362 New Jersey voters was conducted November 3-8, 2010. The margin of error is +/- 2.7 percentage points. Results from the poll conducted August 9-17, 2010 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted June 10-15, 2010 are in parentheses.
