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By David Madden
TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) A newly released poll of voter sentiment in the Garden State might give governor Chris Christie cause for concern.
This time last year, the governor was cruising to a re-election landslide. His potential presidential ambitions looked bright.
Now, not so much, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll.
(He has) a job approval of 46-45 (percent in favor versus percent against) a standoff, says poll director Mickey Carroll. This is the lowest hes been since June of 2011.
And if he were to run for the White House today against Hillary Clinton, the poll finds, she would beat him in his home state by ten points.
Whats going on? Carroll suggests that Bridgegate continues to dog Christie, along with the states pension fund crisis.
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PM Modi meets the former US President Bill Clinton former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi and the Union Minister for External Affairs and Overseas Indian Affairs, Smt. Sushma Swaraj meeting the former US President, Mr. Bill Clinton and former...
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Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton call on Prime Minister in New York
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Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton call on Prime Minister in New York - Video
Chelsea, Bill and Hillary Clinton Debut Photos of Baby Charlotte
Chelsea Clinton as well as her parents Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton took to Twitter on Saturday, September 27 to share photos of the newest addition to their family. Chelsea posted a picture...
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Chelsea, Bill and Hillary Clinton Debut Photos of Baby Charlotte - Video
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Washington (CNN) -- The formula is well known in presidential politics: Help campaign for your party's candidates in the midterms, run for president two years later.
Hillary Clinton, who is admittedly thinking about running for president, appears to be following this formula. For months, Clinton aides protected the former secretary of state's midterm schedule but swore that she would be active.
Now, with a little more than a month to election day, Clinton's midterm schedule is starting to take shape.
Here is Clinton's schedule for the 2014 midterms. This post will be updated as new events are added:
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New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen this week:
Hillary Clinton will headline a fundraiser for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in New York City this week, according to a Democratic source.
Shaheen is currently running for reelection in a tight race against Republican Scott Brown, who formerly represented Massachusetts in the Senate.
A poll in August found that Shaheen and Brown were statistically tied, 46% to 44%.
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Hillary Clinton's midterm campaign schedule