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Governor Christie and Senate President Steve Sweeney continue to trade barbs over the hot-button issue of same sex marriage.

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In what was the most responded to poll since the inception of "From The Newsroom," 900 people answered about which side they would vote for the issue of same sex marriage, if it were to be put on the November Ballot. 69% said they would vote against, while 29% would vote in favor.