2013 Gubernatorial Election

Republican Gov. Chris Christie's landslide victory over Democratic State Sen. Barbara Buono didn't surprise many people, but this might - State Sen. President Steve Sweeney, a Democrat, admitted Christie was pretty much invincible.

Voter turnout in Tuesday's New Jersey gubernatorial came in under 40 percent, by far the lowest in a governor's election since at least 1920.

NEW JERSEY 101.5 Many political experts do not expect Gov. Chris Christie to serve the full four-year term voters gave him yesterday.

NEW JERSEY 101.5 After incumbent New Jersey Governor Chris Christie won a convincing re-election victory last night, many political experts predict this is the end for Democratic challenger Barbara Buono.

By a 22-point margin yesterday, Gov. Chris Christie got the landslide win he was craving.

State Senator Barbara Buono, the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for Governor, delivered the most powerful and passionate speech of her entire campaign on Tuesday night.

New Jersey has returned Chris Christie to Trenton for a second term by an overwhelming margin of victory over challenger Barbara Buono.

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After months of campaigning, it all comes down to today for incumbent Republican Gov. Chris Christie and his Democratic challenger State Sen. Barbara Buono.

Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by roughly 700,000 in New Jersey. Despite that fact, GOP Gov. Chris Christie leads his Democratic challenger Sen. Barbara Buono by anywhere from 20 to 30 points in recent polls.