NJ polls: Christie dominates governor's race

Governor Chris Christie continues to dominate in the polls for New Jersey's 2013 gubernatorial race. Real Clear Politics took six polls -- Quinnipiac, Fairleigh Dickinson, Rasmussen Reports, Richard Stockton College, Monmouth University, Rutgers-Eagleton -- and averaged them to show Christie leading 60 percent to 28 percent against Democratic opponent state Senator Barbara Buono.

Christie, seeking reelection for a second term, is a well-liked Republican governor in a blue state who has been praised for his leadership in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and his willingness to reach out to President Barack Obama in his search for help.

Obama: 51% disapprove

The honeymoon's over ... latest Rasmussen poll has more Americans disapproving of Barack Obama than approving. Reality is sinking in ... the president is not who he said he was as a candidate. Thanks to DJ McGuire at Right-Wing Liberal, we find out all the details.

Negative bounce for Obama? Is Biden pulling down ticket?

Rasmussen polling continues its daily presidential tracking poll which shows John McCain and Barack Obama still tied at 44%-44% -- no bounce at all for Obama as the Democratic National Convention opened in Denver.

When "leaners" were added they were still tied 46%-46% which is a loss of 3% for Obama from the day before.

There is much discussion about the vice-presidential pick of Joe Biden. Since announcing the choice, polls have not picked up.