Republican Chris Christie left the New Jersey governor’s office with his popularity in tatters, but at least he didn’t break a leg.

Christie is the first elected New Jersey governor in nearly 25 years to serve without breaking a leg.

Christie’s predecessor, Jon Corzine, a Democrat, broke his leg during a serious vehicle accident on the Garden State Parkway in 2007.

Democrat Jim McGreevey broke his leg during a walk on the beach in Cape May in 2002.

Christine Todd Whitman, a Republican, fractured her leg while skiing in Switzerland in 1999.

Eric Columbus, a former Obama administration justice department official, dug up the nugget on Twitter on Tuesday after Christie was replaced by Phil Murphy, a Democrat.

The last governor to leave office without breaking a leg was Jim Florio, who served until 1994.