What are New Jerseyans saying about the election? News 12’s Jim Murdoch gets local reaction
Here are some of the responses News 12 New Jersey reporter Jim Murdoch heard this morning on the boardwalk in Belmar.
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Nov 4, 2020, 8:05 PM
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10ds agoHere are some of the
responses News 12 New Jersey reporter Jim Murdoch heard this morning on
the boardwalk in Belmar.
"Kind of
surprising," says Jessica Freed, of Belmar. "You usually do know by
the morning. So, again, I'm going to try to go to work."
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"I was happy to wake up
to see how beautiful a day we are having, but I was not surprised to have
results yet in the presidential election," says Tim Mahoney, of Belmar.
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"I was
disappointed," says Laurie Vasilantone, of Wall Township. "Typically,
we should have the decision made and it seems we are going to be hanging on a
thread for a while."
"The mail-in process
made things much easier," says Mary Smith, of Belmar. "I mean, with
all the technology and modernization, why not?"
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