If Rodney Frelinghuysen ran for U.S. Senate, who would the Republicans nominate for his House seat?
By Editor | July 25th, 2007 - 9:29amMichael Patrick Carroll
7% (23 votes)
Chris Christie
13% (44 votes)
Mike Ferguson
7% (22 votes)
Patricia Flannery
2% (6 votes)
John Inglesino
2% (6 votes)
Rick Merkt
8% (28 votes)
John Murphy
36% (120 votes)
Joe Pennacchio
15% (50 votes)
Ed Rochford
0% (1 vote)
Jay Webber
10% (33 votes)
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Mike Ferguson???
I guess Mike would have to move into the district first...come on. Sloppy. On a serious note...Webber is the best of bunch here, Christie would never run and Murphy is looking for a longer gig than 2 years in DC.
Yeah..
Christie isn't going for house, I think we all know that. Webber might be too young, I would give it a few more years in the Assembly when he can really make a name for himself. Pennacchio seems like a pretty logical choice, but this is all hypothetical anyway. Rodney won't run for Senate.
6 votes for Fergie
too funny
Webber would be the best choice...
Smart, articulate and determined. I also really hope Rodney decides to run for Senate.
I think...
..including Ferguson is a joke. After all, he has already run for congress in two districts - why not a third?
i understand the joke
But why does everyone continue to think you have to live in a district to run for its Congressional Seat?
The poll was designed to
The poll was designed to make Murphy look viable, however he's to liberal for the district. Furguson is already a fiscal disappointment in the House. Conservatives Carroll, Pennacchio and Webber would split the Conservative vote allowing the tipical Blue State RINO to get nominated and lose.
Congratulations Wally, another contrived poll to advance the Democrats.
WITHOUT RODNEY THEN IT IS ALL ABOUT ED !!
Rodney should stay in office as long as he desires. He continues to represent us with high ethics, class, and distinction. If he wants to, he should run for Senate ... I would support him with whatever he wants to do. IF Rodney wanted to leave his seat open, for whatever reason, I would not be opposed to Ed Rochford,as he is a true gentleman who has proven his ability to gain support, friendship, and loyalty from people of varied political leanings.