In New Jersey, Turnout Higher In GOP and Swing Districts Than In Democrats

Bad news for corrupt Corzine? National Review has some interesting stats, although please note this these numbers are based only on early voter turnout, these numbers should not be assumed to be a referandum on the election, or a prediction as to what is to come in New Jersey later today. So far in New Jersey the two heaviest turnout counties are Hunterdon, which John McCain carried by 13.3%, and Morris County, which McCain carried by 8.1%. A trusted source tells the National Review Online that as of noon, total turnout in the GOP the swing districts in NJ is significantly outpacing turnout in Democrat districts. The turnout ratio is not quite two to one, but it’s not that far from it.

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November 3, 2009 · Filed Under General Politics


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