By Terrence Dopp
Most New Jersey voters support a referendum authorizing a $750 million bond sale to fund capital projects at colleges and universities, a poll shows.
Sixty-two percent back the ballot initiative, compared with 56 percent a month ago, according to the Rutgers-Eagleton survey released today. The referendum endorsed by Republican Governor Chris Christie earmarks the money to build classrooms and upgrade technology.
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