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  NJ Governor - R Primary
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Parents > United States > New Jersey > NJ Governor
OfficeGovernor
HonorificGovernor - Abbr: Gov.
TypeRepublican Primary Election
Filing Deadline April 01, 2013 - 05:00pm Central
Polls Open June 04, 2013 - 05:00am Central
Polls Close June 04, 2013 - 07:00pm Central
Term Start January 21, 2014 - 12:00pm
Term End January 16, 2018 - 12:00pm
ContributorJason
Last ModifiedRP October 01, 2014 08:04am
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LAST GENERAL ELECTION
  PartyRepublican Won11/03/2009
NameChris Christie Votes1,174,445 (48.45%)
Term01/19/2010 - 01/21/2014 Margin86,714 (+3.58%)
NEXT GENERAL ELECTION
  PartyRepublican Won11/05/2013
NameChris Christie Votes1,278,932 (60.30%)
Term01/21/2014 - 01/16/2018 Margin468,954 (+22.11%)
NEXT GENERAL ELECTION
RaceNJ Governor 11/05/2013
LEANING PREDICTIONS    Detail
Leaning Graph
06/25/2010 06/04/2013
CandidateSlightLeanStrongSafe
Chris Christie ------21
Leaning Call: Chris Christie (100.00%)
Weighted Call: Chris Christie (100.00%)

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Name (I) Gov. Chris Christie Seth Grossman  
PartyRepublican Republican  
Campaign Logo  
Certified Votes 205,666 (91.91%) 18,095 (8.09%)  
Margin0 (0.00%) -187,571 (-83.83%)  
Predict Avg.95.00% 0.00%  
CincinnatiReds199090.00% (+6.62 pts) --
DylanSH99100.00% (+2.50 pts) --
Cash On Hand $-- $--  
Website [Website] [Website]  
Entry Date 11/26/2012 02/14/2013  
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Nov 26, 2012 03:00pm News Gov. Christie files papers to seek re-election next year  Article TX DEM 

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