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Offshore wind was a hot topic during last November's election.

Now a new survey finds it's not a key ballot issue for most residents.

A Stockton University Pew Center poll finds offshore wind projects aren't a high priority for New Jersey voters, even among those who support the industry.

Just over half, 52% of voters somewhat or strongly favor installing wind turbines off of New Jersey's coast.

But only 17% said a candidate's position on offshore wind would influence their vote in a meaningful way.

That number was higher for coastal residents, about 28%.

People who live along the Jersey Shore were also less likely to support the projects, 43% compared to people surveyed who live farther inland at 55%, according to the poll.