The final days of the primary for New Jersey governor have, at times, looked more like a general election. The Democrats’ perceived frontrunner, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, has been attacked by her primary opponents over old stock trades and prior donations from Elon Musk’s company’s PAC.

And don’t forget NJEA president Sean Spiller, leader of Jersey’s largest teacher union. He’s boosted by almost $38 million — yes, $38 million — in money from the union, which has helped pay for an endless stream of mailers and billboards. They also know how to get voters to the polls.

Steve Fulop was almost done answering questions about his campaign for governor Saturday afternoon when he decided to pose a question of his own.