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About 67% of the time, the party opposite the White House wins the New Jersey election. 33% of the time, the same party who has the White House wins the New Jersey and you're not getting something for nothing, you're not getting your fair share.

Governor Brendan Byrne.

New Jersey gubernatorial elections, that is, elections for governor, over the course of its history from the 19th century to the present even, have this similar

dynamic, a little less than it used to be, urban versus suburban and rural, particularly if you're

going to go from the mid-19th century to the later part of the 20th century, the dynamic is always seems to involve Jersey

City.

In fact, just in the recent election for governor, we had a Jersey City mayor that ran in

the primary.

And Jersey City and the county that it's in Hudson County, you know, for a long period was seen as the center of machine politics.

It still has some of that legacy today.

Even today, in places like Jersey City or Hoboken, these are very vibrant communities with lots of people having sometimes moved in from the suburbs or other

places and bringing a different kind of civic ethic to things but there's still seen as a little

bit of a machine organization place you know i had once lived in the town hoboken which anyone anyone in the New York area is going to know is a very,

continues to be a very popular place to live.

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