Brian Lerer on WNYC and don't let whatever showers may be out there dissuade you from voting

if you're in New Jersey on this primary day.

And don't let the weather dissuade you from calling in if you're voting on this primary day

or already voted for our informal unofficial, thoroughly unscientific primary day exit poll.

New Jerseyans, who are you voting for in the gubernatorial primaries?

And what issues are top of mind for you as you cast your ballots?

212-433.

WNYC, 212, 433-962, 9692.

Just by way of background.

Many of you know this, but 11 gubernatorial candidates are on the ballot today in Jersey

for the chance to succeed, term limited Democratic Governor Phil Murphy.

New Jerseyans will also pick nominees for the State General Assembly, but we're not

doing an informal thoroughly unscientific

call-in poll on that. The polls are open until 8 o'clock tonight. Whether you voted early or

voted early this morning, or even if you have yet to vote today, we will take your call now

for our informal, unofficial, thoroughly unscientific primary day exit poll.

The more crowded field is on the Democratic side, as many of you know.

As our colleague Nancy Solomon told us on the show yesterday,

the Dems have a spectrum of progressive and more centrist candidates on the more progressive side.

Newark Mayor Raz Baraka and Jersey City Mayor, Steve Fullop.

As Nancy told us, they favor a progressive tax system that would tax the ultra-rich more and turn the so-called immigrant trust directive from policy into law.

That's the policy that says local law enforcement won't work with ICE.

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