17 things to know about the N.J. governor race to succeed Christie

When electing a new governor to replace Chris Christi from New Jersey voters there are still two months from the election day.

Democratic candidate Phil Murphy, German ambassador to the US to the US, Rep. Kim Guadhanyo, Vice President Christie, the first two candidates. However, there are five other well-known competitors.

Everyone who won in November will be the first new governor in the garden state after eight years. This is rare. Christie resigned in January and will be the first New Jersey Governor for two years term from Tom Keane in the 1980s. Three law terms of Christie are banned by state law

In addition, the winner of November has great influence. The New Jersey Constitution gives the governor some of the most influential power in the country.

However, the cards helped New Jersey - now it will be seen as the most popular place in the First World War. NJ has recently been told that their own governor, Chris Christie (R), can protect all the beaches during the holidays, robbed his clearly defined body and truly wonderful physique from others . This is also where Christiez personally fights you in baseball games. New Jersey has state-of-the-art governor interactions. Therefore, the support rate of Chris Christie is "to crawl into the mouth while sleeping, then to visit the donkey to keep it." Same ". According to a recent poll, in terms of cute," a company in your mouth "

Chris Christie will leave in January this year and he will turn from the potential future president to the laughing stock of the people and the most unpopular governor in the country. Voters will confirm his successor on this open contest on Tuesday. Christie's poisonous and unpopular - last week's poll was his support rate was 14% - the state's natural party tends to help Democratic candidate Phil Murphy at Republican Governor Giojandani (Kim Guadagno has two digits I have a lead in. I love his election night.

The Democratic Party succeeded in the state elections held in various states throughout the country. In New Jersey, Phil Murphy broke the deputy governor's Kim Guadagno and replaced the Republican governor Chris Christie. In Virginia province, vice governor Ralph Nosom won the election of Democratic Governor-General Gov. Terry McCuliff and voted Hilary Clinton's profit in the 2016 presidential election. As the Democratic Party's voter turnout rate soared, the Democratic Party of Virginia also controlled the House with two seats.