: Change for the Sake of Change?

Change for the Sake of Change?

The votes have been counted…it’s official.
  
New Jersey has a new Governor-elect, but exit polls reveal Garden State voters have little hope things will change!
 
Republican Chris Christie out polled incumbent Democrat Jon Corzine in voting yesterday with members of both political parties saying their most important concern was the economy and jobs. 

Second on their list of concerns is New Jersey’s high property and income taxes.
 
What’s most interesting though is that when asked who had a viable tax reform proposal, New Jersey voters said no one!
 
So is the outcome of this election change for the sake of change?

 
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5 comments • Laura Giannotta 'Your Realtor Down the Shore!' • November 04 2009 05:32AM

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Might be.  Looks like to me (from a distance) that someone better get their hands around the high property tax issue and corruption or there's gonna be more change in elections to come.

Posted by Bob Haywood, www.BobHaywood.com (McGraw Realtors) over 2 years ago

www.ToulaRosebrock.comHi Laura:

Honestly, I wasn't crazy about either choice!

All we can do now is see that this guy will do...

Posted by Toula Rosebrock -Broker/Sales Associate, Realtor, Lacey Township, Ocean County, (NJ, Diane Turton, Realtors, Forked River, NJ) over 2 years ago

Laura, I guess sometimes people just NEED change.  They already know who they don't want ... maybe they'll give someone new a try.   Good luck. :)

 

Posted by Sylvie Conde, Broker | Toronto Real Estate (Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage) over 2 years ago

sounds like the lesser of two evils.  There are very few elected officials that garner much respect or have high hopes from they voting public.

Posted by William Feela Realtor 651-674-5999 No. Branch,MN (WHISPERING PINES REALTY) over 2 years ago

Laura

As an ex New Jersey resident changes needed to be make, creating new jobs,tax reform and getting the states economy going will help to lower the taxes in the state.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Posted by Lou Ludwig CRB, CRS, CIPS, GRI, SRES, TRC, e-PRO, (Ludwig & Associates) over 2 years ago

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