New Jersey Gubernatorial Pros And Cons Case Study

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Although there is controversy surrounding the New Jersey Gubernatorial election, it leads many to question the exact forerunner candidates.
Some voters believe the hugely popular current Virginia Governor, Terry McAuliffe, is a dominant competitor for the Democratic nomination. Others believe otherwise.
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Terry’s has been defined as an “out-sound-bite,” out-glad-hand, and simply outlast almost all the big-league professionals [governor circle] around him.” (Washington post).
He remains firm in implementing policies that prioritize economy, education, health and family, and veterans and military families.
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Regarding New Jersey’s economy, he proposes to re-engineer its business climate to become a competitive force and to enhance its trading relationship with international partners.
He is even seeking to promote a more diverse and reliable
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He encourages his future residents to not “wait until kindergarten to prepare for success” and firmly believes in offering “every parent Charter Schools and public-school choice.”
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Terry’s advocates for improvements in health and children by advancing access to high-quality health care for more New Jersey’s residents and promoting strategies to improve nutritious options.
He even engineered a Children’s Cabinet and Council on Childhood Success to improve the well-being of youth and gave the same-sex couples the right to adopt.
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Finally, he raises emphasis on veterans and military families to retain and reinforce its military installations and defense activities as well as increasing affordable housing opportunities.
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