Does anyone know the official count Menendez vs. Keane?

[I_Make_Mistakes]

If it was truly the 8%, then, I have some concern. During the last few election cycles, the race always tightened, and then magically 10%+ win. I know that Keane had the name, but, should we worry?

[MasonJar]

1. Why should we worry? Keane lost. Menendez is in for 6 years.

[I_Make_Mistakes]

2. The gap is closing and I would like to know why? And Frank

came back from retirement remember, Torricelli? I love the guy (FL), but I am not sure how long he'll want to serve. He is a fighter, but everyone wants some peace in this life.

[BattyDem]

4. Lautenberg has already said he'll seek re-election in 2008

:-)

[I_Make_Mistakes]

5. Thank you, I have spoken to Frank and he is the real deal, in

so many ways. I sometimes worry that we expect so much from our heroes without regard to their personal desires. He got my vote, not even an issue! Once again, thank you for answering!

[BattyDem]

6. I like Frank a lot. He always seemed very genuine to me.

I'm glad to hear that he is. :-)

[MattSh]

7. Problem is.....

He'll be 83 years old in January 2007. If he is re-elected in 2008, his new term would start a few weeks before his 85th birthday. Age may likely be an issue.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.....

[BattyDem]

3. Menendez 53% - Kean, Jr, 45%

Kean, Jr. had instant name recognition. Menendez wasn't really well known across the state and he had to deal with the corruption rumors. All things considered, it was a comfortable win. I wouldn't worry. :-)

[FogerRox]

8. Exit polls showed about an 8% win too