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Who’s ahead in the New Jersey governor race?

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Governor, New Jersey, 2021

450LV
Oct.31-Nov.1
450LV
Murphy
50%
Murphy
50%

Murphy

50%

Ciattarelli

44%
44%
Ciattarelli  Murphy+6
1,085LV
Oct.29-31
1,085LV
Murphy
49%
Murphy
49%

Murphy

49%

Ciattarelli

45%
45%
Ciattarelli  Murphy+4
823RV
Oct.23-28
823RV
Murphy
53%
Murphy
53%

Murphy

53%

Ciattarelli

44%
44%
Ciattarelli  Murphy+9
901RV
Oct.21-27
901RV
Murphy
50%
Murphy
50%

Murphy

50%

Ciattarelli

42%
42%
Ciattarelli  Murphy+8
522LV
Oct.17-26
522LV
Murphy
50%
Murphy
50%

Murphy

50%

Ciattarelli

41%
41%
Ciattarelli  Murphy+9
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