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Jon Corzine Jon Stevens Corzine (born January 1, 1947) is the Governor of New Jersey and a former United States Senator. Read More»From Wikipedia

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• Election 2009: Don't Stare at the Tea Leaves for Too Long

  …campaigns upbeat in the face of negative attacks, and the voters responded. Similarly, neither Democrat, Creigh Deeds nor Jon Corzine are particularly Obama-esque – politically, biographically or rhetorically. They can stand beside him in as many campaign …

  By Katie Connolly

  11/04/2009Blogs
• What Christie's Win in N.J. Means for the Future of the G.O.P.

  Well, what do I know? Last Friday, I predicted on this blog that incumbent Democratic Governor Jon Corzine would defeat GOP challenger Chris Christie in my home state of New Jersey--a "wildly reckless prediction," as I put it …

  By Andrew Romano

  11/03/2009Blogs
• Independents Turn Out Big Time for the GOP

  …If exit polls are to be believed—and we know sometimes they aren’t —Republican Chris Christie trounced Gov. Jon Corzine in New Jersey 58 percent to 33 percent among independent voters. Ditto in Virginia, where Republican Bob McDonnell’s …

  By Holly Bailey

  11/03/2009Blogs
• Five Things to Watch for in Tonight's Election Coverage

  …likely in the form of blind quotes on Politico or in tomorrow's Washington Post. 2. In New Jersey, incumbent Gov. Jon Corzine and Republican challenger Chris Christie will be duking it out till the bitter end. It's a close race, but as the man …

  By Katie Connolly

  11/03/2009Blogs
• Why Corzine Will Probably Win in New Jersey

  …in my ancestral homeland of New Jersey: incumbent Democrat Jon Corzine will beat GOP challenger Chris Christie by a hair. Even if ……gubernatorial race: those conducted by live interviewers have Jon Corzine leading by an average of 4.2 points, but those conducted …

  By Andrew Romano

  10/30/2009Blogs

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