Exit Poll Too Close to Call

Smashed Trenton - The steep, three-race mode for the governor of New Jersey, a condition characterized by high taxes and government corruption, was too close to call after the elections closed Tuesday, according to Associated Press exit poll surveys voters.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textThe Democratic governor Jon S. Corzine and Republican rival Chris Christie limit their marathon campaign five months with a photo-finish evident when you select more than 2 million New Jersey voters their voice, their government.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textThe race was a tossup in the section on election day, the polls closed at 8 pm EST. Independent Play Chris Daggett, a former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency could be a role of spoiler.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textThe AP poll found, exit Daggett was well below the 20 percent relied on some previous investigations.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textIndependent voters President Barack Obama a huge advantage in the state last year, but are heavily favored Christie Tuesday.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textThe voters said their main concerns were the economy and jobs, followed by property taxes.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textVoters who said the economy is important, favored Corzine, while voters who received the taxes anymore, "said Christie support, poll after exit.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textRepublicans complained that election workers be paid for automated calls Democrats Tuesday to promote Daggett; recognized Democratic State Committee pay for interviews, but said it is legal.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textVoters can choose all 80 members of parliament, filling two seats in the State Senate, to decide whether the state to borrow $ 400 million to preserve open spaces and the selection of winners in local races. But the big race - the nation \ 's capital of the competition with a New York office of the Congress was - for the office.
Unable to perform Translation:invalid textCorzine recovering from a double-digit deficit in the course of the summer campaign 25 million dollars, largely funded by itself contains a flood of negative publicity. Supported by an electorate that has registered more than 705,000 Republicans and Democrats, the governor \ 's path to re-election is due to its base, three of them to help the campaign visit from President Barack Obama and thousands of union members to press for missing the vote.