“People are concerned,” said Elizabeth Juviler, the political director of the group, “and they want to know how to help. 46 Democrats 7 Toss Ups 47 Republicans Battle for the White House RCP Poll Averages Race Analysis 10/26/18 - Undecideds are going Bob Hugin’s way, but Robert Menendez is still up at 50 percent. Now, it is also focused on keeping the entire state blue by working to support Mr. The same message was coming from NJ 11th For Change, a political group in northern New Jersey’s 11th Congressional district that was started after the 2016 election with one goal: turn the reliably Republican district blue. “We’re committed to knocking on doors for the whole ticket, but now we are hyper-focused on making sure that when our volunteers go out and knock on doors, they’re saying ‘Senator Bob Menendez’ first and foremost,” said Julia Fahl, a candidate considered the favorite to be elected mayor of Lambertville, a small Democratic stronghold in the western part of New Jersey. His race is rising to top of the list of priorities among Democrats running for office, even in local races. More than 100 mayors, sheriffs and other officials filled a room for hours. The increasing urgency around the Senate campaign was palpable at a recent meeting of the Essex County Democrats. The candidate filing deadline was April 2, 2018, for Democratic and Republican candidates, and the primary election was held on June 5, 2018. Hugin’s record in the drug industry, especially accusations of exorbitant prices for cancer drugs, the Menendez campaign said it will now shift toward tethering Mr. The poll reveals that women and non-white voters remain the key demographics to Menendez’ support given that women back him 56-38 percent, while men are divided with 51 percent backing Hugin and 46 percent supporting Menendez.The Menendez campaign is also laying the groundwork for a final blitz of advertisements and a new message: A vote for Mr. With just over three weeks until Election Day, our latest internal campaign survey continues to show Bob Hugin and Bob Menendez in a statistical dead heat, reports a polling memo prepared by. Among Independents, Menendez leads Hugin 41 percent to 33 percent. In other words, over 8 in 10 Menendez supporters will. Menendez has the support of 92 percent of Democrats, while Hugin is backed by 84 percent of his fellow Republicans, the poll found. For example, while a Rutgers-Eagleton poll from Wednesday showed Menendez leading Hugin 51-46, 37 of Hugin’s supporters said they were eager about their choice, compared to only 19 of Menendez’s supporters. Ten percent of voters surveyed who did not name a candidate, say they could change their mind by Election Day. Still, one metric by which Hugin outperforms Menendez is on favorability. Democrats are still behind Menendez, backing him by an 85 percent to three percent margin. However, despite the grim favorability rating, Menendez, the Democratic incumbent, leads Hugin, a former pharmaceutical executive and Republican challenger, 51-44 among likely voters, with 5 percent of likely voters remaining undecided. Hugin remains largely unknown, with 83 percent unable form an opinion of him. Senate nominee and former pharmaceutical executive Bob Hugin is down to 6-points, Save Jerseyans (43 to 37) according to the results of a bran new Quinnipiac University Poll released on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Hugin gets a positive 39-30 percent favorability rating, with 28 percent not hearing enough about him to form an opinion. Senate seat in New Jersey is a statistical dead heat, with incumbent Democrat Bob. New Jersey likely voters give Menendez a 36-52 percent favorability rating. A Stockton University poll released Monday found the race for a U.S. Robert Menendez leads senate hopeful Bob Hugin among New Jersey likely voters, a Quinnipiac University Poll reveals. A recent poll showed a dead heat in the race, but a more recent poll gives Menendez a 10 point lead, 49 to 39 percent. The campaign's first and only debate is set. With the election just under three weeks away, the polls are close enough that anything can happen. Drew Angerer/Getty Images By Ryan Hutchins. Hugin is leading Menendez among independents, 51-44.
Bob Menendez than two previous surveys, both of which had him up by double digits over Bob Hugin.
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