Hugin 49
Menendez 39
Sabrin (L) 4
This poll also finds MacArthur +2.
The same pollster found Hugin +10 in NJ-2 (with Jeff Van Drew +22) and Menendez +2 statewide earlier this month. They have been the most consistently pro-Hugin independent pollster.
https://stockton.edu/hughes-center/polling/documents/2018-1015-cd3-2018-wfs.pdfIn 2012, the district leaned Romney +13.19 and Kyrillos +14.35.
In 2013, the district leaned Christie +15.09 and Lonegan +17.38.
In 2014, the district leaned Bell +15.57.
In 2016, the district leaned Trump +20.29.
All numbers are relative to the statewide result.
As with the NJ-2 poll, how you read this depends on how you read the map. If Hugin is a return to pre-Obama Whitman-Kean Republicans and is competitive in North Jersey, he is competitive. If he more closely parallels Trump and Lonegan popuservatives who are losing ground in Morris/Somerset, he's down by high single digits. He might even be in a rare third camp of Christie-style candidates who straddle that line.
Basically, I wish we had a similar poll of NJ-7 or NJ-11 to really understand what Menendez's coalition looks like. This doesn't tell us much about the race we didn't know, but it's another data point.