While Gov. Phil Murphy still gets solid marks for his overall handling of the pandemic in the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll, with nearly one in three (31%) giving him an “A” grade and 23% giving him a “B” grade, how he’s viewed on individual topics is a bit more telling.
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Here’s a closer look at the results from a statewide poll of 1,004 adults contacted by live interviewers on landlines and cell phones from May 21-29:
On the economy and jobs:
“A”: 13%
“B”: 31%
“C”: 23%
“D”: 14%
“F”: 19%
On taxes:
“A”: 7%
“B”: 20%
“C”: 23%
“D”: 19%
“F”: 31%
On the budget:
“A”: 11%
“B”: 26%
“C”: 28%
“D”: 12%
“F”: 23%
On transportation and infrastructure:
“A”: 12%
“B”: 27%
“C”: 27%
“D”: 14%
“F”: 19%
On crime and drugs:
“A”: 11%
“B”: 28%
“C”: 23%
“D”: 13%
“F”: 25%
On education and schools:
“A”: 17%
“B”: 27%
“C”: 20%
“D”: 13%
“F”: 23%
