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Despite the compatibility of coups headlines on the other candidates, the wind in their sails, representatives Jim Courter and fought by the ocean Hudson Counties today a quiet and confidence of the project, he won the Republican nomination for the governor of New Jersey on the choice of the primary on Tuesday.

Despite the compatibility of coups headlines on the other candidates, the wind in their sails, representatives Jim Courter fought by the counties of Hudson and the ocean today a quiet and confidence of the project, he won the Republican candidate for governor of New Jersey on the choice of the primary on Tuesday.

These itself was not a foregone conclusion, as was withdrawn in the Republican campaign, which could be called neurotic its final stage, a moment, as these HQs campaign swing between enthusiasm and depression with the fewer new and little say, rather than the difference between perception and reality.

The four main candidates fighting for the care of about 400000 voters in the Republican primary, each trying to defend its own interpretation of a new survey. The survey indicates that Cary W. Edwards, a former attorney general of Bergen County, had drawn before the meeting, spokesman Chuck Hardwick of the Union County, Mr. Courter Warren County and State Senator William L. Gormley Ocean County. The survey also showed that some progress Mr. Hardwick and Mr. Gormley, while Mr. Courter never had a point. Perceptions Combat

But the survey, between 29 and 31 May by the TV station WCAU in Philadelphia, had a margin of error of 5 percentage points, so that the distance between the top four candidates were separated by only 6 points percentage, statistically insignificant. In addition, the survey revealed that 16 percent of the sample of voters were still undecided.

If Edwards was a boomlet in gestation was uncertain. But with a volatile electorate and a close race, the perception increasingly losing ground could influence the outcome.

He spoke aid Courter the results of its own investigation, which has shown, Mr Courter at the forefront of how the candidate joked with buyers older and has time to describe his hopes for autumn - campaign. ”If you have an answer to each of these smaller crises, you are wasting much time and energy, Sir,’’said Courter. ”I have full confidence that we do good.”

To a certain electorate today, Mr Courter announced his proposal, the elderly a tax break. On the other hand he says about his support for a bill protecting the elderly from crime. And on one point, he spent several minutes to explain that 85 years, a woman, like a trombone at the age of New Orleans, once revealed the secret of its longevity - a breakfast with a banana and whisky .

If the reaction of the elderly is assigned to and from the Food Town supermarket in Whiting, NJ, any allegation of the last week of intense television, Mr. Courter a known amount of at least a considerable number of potential voters. ‘Hoffe, he did something ”

”I’ve seen on television and I thought it was a very nice man aspect,’’said Irene F. Heyesey, 69, retired, lives in Whiting. ”But I hope he will do something. Many seniors can not afford car insurance, and if they continue these taxes, we put everyone on prosperity. I do not have my opinion, not yet. This weekend, I would like to rest and consider what they are.”

Another asked a senior aide, as many hands M. Courter, to shake this weekend. The appearance, she received as incredulous, as if she had asked how many there were grains of sand on the Jersey Shore.

Over lunch later in the day, Mr. Courter, when he wins the nomination, he hopes to break away with the issues of welfare for the state budget, auto insurance and taxes. He said he also wants to address his vision of the future, in particular the use of the private sector to support cities in distress. Mr. Courter said he foresaw a role for government in programs to help preschool children in the state of the poorest areas, though it has perhaps the success of the Federal Republic Head Start Program, began in 1960.