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Report: Support for Chris Christie Fading Quickly in 2016 Race
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Gov. Chris Christie speaks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority 2014 conference. Photo: Faith and Freedom Coalition Facebook page.
Politico – Twice as many early state insiders believe that New Jersey’s credit downgrades are a bigger problem for Chris Christie’s presidential hopes than the Bridgegate traffic scandal.
This week’s survey of The POLITICO Caucus – a bipartisan group of key activists, operatives and thought leaders in Iowa and New Hampshire — reveals a pervasive feeling that Christie has slipped out of the top tier of candidates. Just two of 81 respondents believe that the governor will win their state’s Republican caucus or primary next year.
