The real question that this article raises for New Jersey citizens – is whether or not the state’s Democrat Governor Jon Corzine was hiding the results of this nearly $800,000 study from voters – because he knew the contents would cost Democrats seats in this Fall’s past legislative elections.

It cost $800,000 in tax revenue, yet it’s been kept from the public, waiting to be rewritten, for seven months.It is the hotly sought-after final report of the state’s traffic and revenue consultant.The British consultant was hired to figure out the maximum motorists would pay on the state’s three major toll roads, and how much those roads would be worth to investors if tolls are jacked up.

But the report’s not ready for public review, state Attorney General Anne Milgram has said in legal papers, because it’s deliberative a “draft final report” still being tweaked.

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