This is probably the right answer here, because the 2011 elections will take place under a completely new set of lines.
My early prediction is this -- with Governor Christie's popularity what it is, we're probably looking at a relatively "status quo" election cycle, with GOP benefiting from a new-found ability to raise money and Democrats benefiting from being out of power (at least in Drumthwacket).
From there, it all depends on whether the independent commission draws a more favorable set of GOP lines. (The current set favors Democrats.) A few GOP-friendly line changes in Middlesex, Mercer, South Jersey could swing control of the chambers almost immediately.
