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The poll by Rutgers-Eagleton noted that "for the first time" a majority, 53 percent, were unfavorably inclined toward the governor, according to a statement.
It said 37 percent of registered voters in the state felt favorably toward the governor, down 7 percentage points in two months.
The poll also found more people in the state now disapprove of the job Christie is doing: 52 percent disapprove while 42 percent approve.
Christie has built an image as a tough-talking politician who speaks bluntly to defend his policy goals, but that image has not always struck a chord with voters.
In a late January poll for Bloomberg Politics and The Des Moines Register conducted by Selzer & Co., 36 percent of a sample of likely Iowa voters viewed Christie favorably.
In contrast, more than half the sample, 54 percent, viewed the New Jersey governor unfavorably.
That poll included 402 Republican likely caucus-goers and 401 Democratic likely caucus-goers, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
So are you driving the clown car today,or just riding along?Majority of New Jersey voters view Christie unfavorably poll Reuters
The poll by Rutgers-Eagleton noted that "for the first time" a majority, 53 percent, were unfavorably inclined toward the governor, according to a statement.
It said 37 percent of registered voters in the state felt favorably toward the governor, down 7 percentage points in two months.
The poll also found more people in the state now disapprove of the job Christie is doing: 52 percent disapprove while 42 percent approve.
Christie has built an image as a tough-talking politician who speaks bluntly to defend his policy goals, but that image has not always struck a chord with voters.
In a late January poll for Bloomberg Politics and The Des Moines Register conducted by Selzer & Co., 36 percent of a sample of likely Iowa voters viewed Christie favorably.
In contrast, more than half the sample, 54 percent, viewed the New Jersey governor unfavorably.
That poll included 402 Republican likely caucus-goers and 401 Democratic likely caucus-goers, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
Approve / Disapporve, NJ: 37 / 53, margin = -15
Approve / Disapprove, IA: 36 / 54, margin = -18
Oy, Gewalt.
So are you driving the clown car today,or just riding along?Majority of New Jersey voters view Christie unfavorably poll Reuters
The poll by Rutgers-Eagleton noted that "for the first time" a majority, 53 percent, were unfavorably inclined toward the governor, according to a statement.
It said 37 percent of registered voters in the state felt favorably toward the governor, down 7 percentage points in two months.
The poll also found more people in the state now disapprove of the job Christie is doing: 52 percent disapprove while 42 percent approve.
Christie has built an image as a tough-talking politician who speaks bluntly to defend his policy goals, but that image has not always struck a chord with voters.
In a late January poll for Bloomberg Politics and The Des Moines Register conducted by Selzer & Co., 36 percent of a sample of likely Iowa voters viewed Christie favorably.
In contrast, more than half the sample, 54 percent, viewed the New Jersey governor unfavorably.
That poll included 402 Republican likely caucus-goers and 401 Democratic likely caucus-goers, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
Approve / Disapprove, NJ: 37 / 53, margin = -15
Approve / Disapprove, IA: 36 / 54, margin = -18
Oy, Gewalt.
That is awesome. Keep up the good work, stat.
Cristie would lose New Jersey to Hillary. Walker would lose Wisconsin to Hillary. It's just too funny all around!
Cristie would lose New Jersey to Hillary. Walker would lose Wisconsin to Hillary. It's just too funny all around!
At +18 approval, Christie would lose Iowa to Hillary with a margin close to McCain's 2008 -10 margin,
Good riddance, Christie isn't running anyway, nor should he..He's a big fat blowhard nothing elseI Truly think they focus now on all the guys they aren't going to run to take attention off the guy they are going to run barring a scandal but they keep the best for last.Majority of New Jersey voters view Christie unfavorably poll Reuters
The poll by Rutgers-Eagleton noted that "for the first time" a majority, 53 percent, were unfavorably inclined toward the governor, according to a statement.
It said 37 percent of registered voters in the state felt favorably toward the governor, down 7 percentage points in two months.
The poll also found more people in the state now disapprove of the job Christie is doing: 52 percent disapprove while 42 percent approve.
Christie has built an image as a tough-talking politician who speaks bluntly to defend his policy goals, but that image has not always struck a chord with voters.
In a late January poll for Bloomberg Politics and The Des Moines Register conducted by Selzer & Co., 36 percent of a sample of likely Iowa voters viewed Christie favorably.
In contrast, more than half the sample, 54 percent, viewed the New Jersey governor unfavorably.
That poll included 402 Republican likely caucus-goers and 401 Democratic likely caucus-goers, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
Approve / Disapprove, NJ: 37 / 53, margin = -15
Approve / Disapprove, IA: 36 / 54, margin = -18
Oy, Gewalt.
That is awesome. Keep up the good work, stat.
lol....
dude, the numbers are what they are...
lol...
For once, we agree with each other.Cristie would lose New Jersey to Hillary. Walker would lose Wisconsin to Hillary. It's just too funny all around!
At +18 approval, Christie would lose Iowa to Hillary with a margin close to McCain's 2008 -10 margin,
