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... to a Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday. Rural residents, who may be less likely to drive into New York, split 47 to 47 percent. Urban residents, also less car- dependent, split 47 to 49 ...
... two months to give him a favorability rating of 47 percent to 46 percent, his best score in four months, according to a Quinnipiac University poll made public on Wednesday. President Obama, meanwhile, ...
... hard to pin down presidential caucus. The poll found Christie has an “upside down” job approval rating among all adults – 44% approve to 51% disapprove. This is in line with the Quinnipiac Poll’s 44% ...
... Democratic women legislators insist the money would not go toward funding abortions. The resolution was announced at the end of a week that featured the release of a Quinnipiac University poll that showed ...
... 16 percent cheer for the New York Mets, according to a Quinnipiac University poll made public Thursday. Another 3 percent support the Boston Red Sox and the remainder split their loyalities between the ...
But poll finds...ahh...they would like more bathrooms at the beaches A large majority of New Jerseyans (79 percent) say the state is a “very good” or “fairly good” place to live, according to a Quinnipiac ...
... rating ever among New Jerseyans at 44 percent to 47 percent, according to a Quinnipiac university poll made public Tuesday. But he‘s still doing better than most governors in other states surveyed by Quinnipiac. ...
... approval” found similar declines in public opinion. Both Monmouth/NJ Press Media and Quinnipiac reported net 11 point drops since February and FDU/Public Mind showed an 8 point drop in the governor’s ...
... Obama. The Quinnipiac University Poll says about 46 percent of respondents say they like Obama and his policies, and 38 percent feel that way about Christie. According to whotv.com, Iowa businessman ...
... the blogosphere, talk radio, and cable television roundtables. Coincidentally, shortly after the Court heard oral argument, a Quinnipiac University poll was released, showing that while a majority favors ...
... building in New Jersey and maybe America,” and an overwhelming number of residents who know anything about the place agree, according to a Quinnipiac University poll made public Friday. But what they ...
... his prime issues — by 52 to 44 percent, according to a Quinnipiac University poll made public Thursday. They also overwhelmingly support increased spending on all public schools by 60 to 36 percent, ...
... the Democratic president would beat the Republican governor in New Jersey by 13 percentage points, according to a newly-released Quinnipiac University poll. Obama also tops Christie in job approval and ...
... avoiding new taxes on millionaries and capping school superintendents' salaries. Is Cuomo doing them better? NorthJersey.com reported that according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday, ...
... school teachers, but their opinion of the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA), the statewide teachers' union is 44 - 27 percent unfavorable, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday. ...
...  Overall, they approve 52 - 40 percent of the job he is doing and say 54 - 35 percent that his first year in office is a success, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday. This compares ...
...  Let's pause in our story for a moment. A new Quinnipiac University poll was made public Wednesday. As Gov. Chris Christie prepares to enjoy his first Christmas as governor, New Jerseyans have a big ...
... decision to cancel a cross-Hudson rail tunnel, down from 53 to 37 percent in a Nov. 10 Quinnipiac poll. But voters say 64 to 17 percent that a New York City plan to extend the No. 7 subway line under ...
... a negative 23 to 45 percent among parents, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday. The NJEA is playing a negative role in improving New Jersey schools, residents say 54 to 36 percent, ...
... under the Hudson River and say 90 to 6 percent that if the project is revived, New York should share in the financing, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday. Eleven percent of ...
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