3 Martini Lunch Can the GOP Win in New Jersey?
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Nov 3, 2025 The hosts dive into Jack Ciattarelli's biting campaign ad that highlights Democrat Mikie Sherrill's struggle with priorities in the New Jersey governor's race. They also discuss a troubling poll revealing that a significant majority of college students view socialism favorably, questioning the underlying reasons. Lastly, the discussion turns to Nancy Mace, who faces backlash for a dramatic airport incident as she campaigns for governor, prompting speculation about her appeal to voters amid personal controversies.
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Voting Day Rituals And Turnout Patterns
- Jim recounts an old habit of taking opposing party sample ballots during early voting to deplete supplies.
- He uses the story to illustrate personal election-day routines and turnout patterns.
Candidate Vagueness Hurts Competitive Races
- Mikie Sherrill struggled to name a single concrete legislative priority in an interview about what she'd pass as governor.
- Greg and Jim argue that such vagueness undermines voter confidence in a close New Jersey race.
Small Poll Swings Can Reshape Narratives
- New Jersey's polls show a narrow margin where small errors could flip the result.
- Greg notes a Republican win there would reshape narratives about Democratic safety in blue states.