Looks like Corzine is going to lose.

[Drunken Irishman]

Even though there is a bit over 40% of the results left to be counted, he's under performing in the counties he needed to do well in to keep it close.

Hopefully there is a hidden vote out there that gets him back into this...but I'm not seeing it, folks.

[Thrill]

1. Has Burlington and Essex come in yet?

[Drunken Irishman]

2. Essex is 74% reporting, so almost. He does lead 69-27...

But it's not offsetting any of Christie's strongholds.

Burlington is still at zero.

[Thrill]

4. Well if Burlington has yet to come in. This race can still change big time. Jersey city too

[Drunken Irishman]

5. Burlington is in now with 28% reporting and Christie leads 50-44.

[Thrill]

8. ouch

[VMI Dem]

7. Not looking good there either.

[Kber]

6. With 28% of Burlington in, Christe leads 50 to 44 percent

http://elections.nytimes.com/2009/results/new-jersey.html\

[MadBadger]

3. Middlesex is just about at zero, with Christie leading with only 2,000 votes in

Hopefully Corzine can pick up votes in my county

[Kdillard]

9. Sucks. Things could change but doubtful.. Seriously how can people

be voting for Christie.

[jefferson_dem]

10. That's what I'm seeing too...

Daggett is only pulling 5%. Looks like his support drifted Christie's way.

[vi5]

11. Great. What has my state done?

Usually even when we elect Repugs, they're of the very moderate type like Christie Whitman, who while being repulsively pro-big business was extremely socially moderate.

[Dude_CalmDown]

13. Exactly - Never thought our state could be so stupid.

So no more making fun of the south for me.

[brentspeak]

14. Are you kidding? There's a huge Fox News/Limbaugh/Hannity population here

It's been growing for years. I can't go anywhere without hearing RW talk radio blasting from someone's car or playing in some small business. And the past several senate and presidential elections have been awfully close.

[MadBadger]

12. Numbers are awful in Middlesex

Christie leads by 5 with 20% in.