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Democrats Taking Unregistered Voters to Vote The law is clear. People must be registered (in New Jersey) at least 29 days in advance of the election to be eligible to vote. However, as part of Corzine's paid GOTV operation, paid Democratic operatives are now bringing unregistered voters before judges in an effort to circumvent the law. Reports from throughout the state say that paid Democratic operatives are bringing unusually large numbers of unregistered voters to boards of elections to vote in the following counties: Essex, Hudson, Bergen, Union and Camden. "Given the unprecedented amount of street money being used by ...

Corzine-Franks New Jersey Race Too Close To Call, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Gore Leads Bush 49 - 41 Percent Published on Monday, November 06, 2000. In New Jersey's U.S. Senate race, Republican Bob Franks gets 45 percent of likely voters to Democrat Jon Corzine's 43 percent, a statistical tie, according to a Quinnipiac University Poll released today. Twelve percent are undecided. Corzine led 47 - 39 percent among likely voters, with 14 percent undecided, in a November 1 poll by the independent Quinnipiac University. Vice President Al Gore leads Texas Gov. George W. Bush 49 - 41 percent among likely ...

Bush to be at Drew for Rally Presidential candidate George W. Bush will be at Drew on Saturday, Nov. 4 for an early evening campaign rally. The rally is expected to get underway about 6 p.m. in the Simon Forum and Athletic Center. Other political figures from New Jersey are expected to attend the rally including Gov. Christie Whitman. A crowd of several thousand is expected and the public is invited. Drew is becoming a popular stopping point for Presidential candidates. In 1992, Bill Clinton made a campaign stop at Drew just days before he defeated George Bush for the ...