The polling news from New Jersey is . . . not much movement:

Public Policy Polling’s monthly look at the race for Governor of New Jersey finds Republican Chris Christie leading incumbent Democrat Jon Corzine 50–36. That 14-point lead is up from 10 at the end of June. Christie has a 54–26 lead among independents, and holds Corzine to just 64% of the Democratic vote, while receiving 86% from within his own party . . . “A visit from Barack Obama and negative ads against Chris Christie haven’t gotten Jon Corzine any momentum so far,” said Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling.

I can’t find who first made this point — I think it was on RedState — but we’ll know this race is over when we hear from a White House official a statement in the vein of, “President Obama and Vice President Biden support the reelection of Gov. Jon Corzine, both have appeared at his campaign events, and will continue to support his campaign. At this point, there are no plans for the president to appear at additional events in New Jersey before Election Day.”