The election for New Jersey governor is just a couple of days away now, and Republican Jack

Chittarelli says he's ready to flip the Garden State red. Chittarelli is pledging to end cashless

bail, reverse sanctuary city policies, and overhaul the state's education board, removing

what he calls divisive LGBTQ curriculum.

In this episode, Daily Wire Senior Editor Cabot Phillips sits down with the candidate to see

what sets him apart from his Democratic opponent, Mikey Sherrill.

I'm Daily Wire, Executive Editor John Bickley.

This is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

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I think a lot of folks who maybe don't follow state politics as closely hear that there is an exceedingly

close race in New Jersey, and they might be surprised by that, thinking of the history of New

Jersey as a more blue state.

Four months ago, polls were showing you trailing by more than 20 points. This week, you are essentially tied in every poll that is coming

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