Lots of people want to be the next N.J. governor, but most voters have no idea who they are, poll says

Republican Jack Ciattarelli came within 3 percentage points of defeating incumbent Gov. Phil Murphy three years ago.
But as the former state lawmaker prepares for another run for New Jersey governor next year, Ciattarelli will have to reintroduce himself because two-thirds of the state’s registered voters either don’t know him or have no opinion of him, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton poll released Tuesday morning.
Democrats also seeking the state’s highest elective office face the same dilemma. U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11th-Dist,, won re-election last week by 14 points. But if she runs for governor, as she is expected to do, 73% of the registered voters polls said they had no opinion or didn’t know who she was.