For the last ten years, elections in New Jersey have shown a remarkably similar pattern: Republicans-whose last victory in a statewide poll came from Gov. Christie Whitman in 1997-are confident that they're going to pull one out. Polls show them even, or ahead of, their Democratic opponents. The gap then narrows in the final weeks and, come election day, the Democrat wins. This time, though, it may be different: Gov. Jon Corzine is in serious trouble, down anywhere from 10-13 points in the polls, and even his massive fortune might not be enough to ensure victory. Republican challenger Chris Christie is so confident that he even allowed gaffe-prone RNC Chairman to campaign with him. But at least one person thinks the election is far from over. READ MORE