TRENTON — In the eyes of New Jersey voters surveyed, Gov. Chris Christie is no Kris Kringle. A new poll from Quinnipiac University finds New Jersey voters think Christie is more like Scrooge than Santa by a 54 to 28 margin. Republicans saw him as Santa-like, 47 to 36. Democrats and unaffiliated voters overwhelmingly found the Republican governor to...
TRENTON — In the eyes of New Jersey voters surveyed, Gov. Chris Christie is no Kris Kringle.
A new poll from Quinnipiac University finds New Jersey voters think Christie is more like Scrooge than Santa by a 54 to 28 margin.
Republicans saw him as Santa-like, 47 to 36.
Democrats and unaffiliated voters overwhelmingly found the Republican governor to resemble Charles Dickens' bah-humbugging character.
Not everyone seems to mind that the governor is a bit Scrooge-like.
In another Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday, voters were almost evenly divided on whether they approve of Christie's performance.
The poll surveyed 1,276 New Jersey voters between Dec. 14 and Dec. 19. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 2.7 percentage points.
Previous coverage:
• Poll: N.J. voters split on Gov. Christie's job performance
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• N.J. Gov. Chris Christie gets 'poor' rating from 28 percent of residents in Rutgers-Eagleton poll