Sentences with phrase «york voters polled»

A majority of New York voters polled — 59 percent — said that the NYPD has «acted appropriately» in dealing with Muslims, and 63 percent approve of the way police are doing their jobs, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll.

Regardless of whom they support, nearly half of the registered New York voters polled think Clinton will be the next president, while 19 percent think Trump will move into the White House.

Only 40 % of the New York voters polled support her for a run in 2008.

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The New York Times obtained live transmissions of Russian voters submitting multiple ballots at the same polling place.

Simcha Felder says he will stick with New York Republicans, even as voters went to the polls in special elections that could make him the swing vote.

A voter - exit poll conducted by The New York Times and CBS showed that white «born - again» Protestants voted 61 percent for Reagan and 34 percent for Carter, a split which closely parallels that of other sectors of society.

While the governor's re-election may look good at the moment, the prospects for a 2020 campaign for governor are not widely supported among New York voters, the poll found.

Betty Ann Canizio - Aqil, a Board of Elections chief clerk in Brooklyn, is expected to be suspended after a vote by the board's commissioners — the second BOE official to be suspended over New York's primary day snafu that led many voters to be turned away at the polls.

Bouyed by this morning's Siena poll that shows overwhelming support among New York voters for taxing the rich, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver just issued the following statement:

The poll also asked New York voters for their opinion on President Obama.

Many of the proposals Cuomo outlined in his budget and State of the State messages are widely popular among New York voters, according to a Siena College poll released yesterday.

«By a strong 55 - 34 percent margin, voters say New York is headed on the right track, not in the wrong direction, the highest margin ever in a Siena poll, and up from 50 - 40 percent last month,» poll spokesman Steve Greenberg said.

The latest New York Times / CBS News poll, conducted last week, showed likely voters in the same age group supporting Mr. Romney by a 15 - point margin — even wider than the gap on Election Day 2008.

Republican candidates, others are hopeful the New York mogul will continue to bring new voters out to the polls this November.

A longstanding racial gap over how New York City voters view de Blasio appears to extend to his wife, Chirlane McCray, a new poll suggests.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's standing with New York voters has hit an all - time Q poll high since she ascended last winter to the seat once held by Hillary Clinton, but the junior senator isn't out of the woods yet when it comes to the fall elections.

Voters in New York are upset about the lack of «I Voted» stickers at various polling sites, according to social media.

Today's Marist poll finds AG Andrew Cuomo's continued waiting game has not hurt his standing with New York voters, 64 percent of whom say he's doing either a «good» or «excellent» job in office.

The poll found New York voters opposed the American Health Care Act, which would have overhauled the current ACA, 56 percent to 27 percent.

The poll also found the most popular living president among New York voters is former President Barack Obama, who holds a 67 percent to 29 percent favorability rating.

A majority of New York voters opposed the passage of the American Health Care Act, the Republican - backed measure that failed to gain enough votes for passage last week in the House of Representatives, according to a Siena College poll released on Monday.

New York City voters approve 48 - 38 percent of the job NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is doing, his lowest grade since a 45 - 46 percent approval rating in January 2017, a new Q poll found.

New York voters will head to the polls next Tuesday, May 16, to vote on school budgets that are benefiting from a $ 1 billion boost in state aid and a more flexible property tax cap, with just 12 districts seeking a 60 percent vote to override the cap.

The report comes as a Siena College poll released today shows New York voters are split on the issue.

While the governor has announced plans in support of public financing and empowering district attorneys during these situations, others are calling for term limits and according to a recent Siena poll, 82 percent of registered New York voters agree.

A new poll shows that Hillary Clinton is still far ahead of Donald Trump among New York voters — but she has some weak points.

In the wake of problems experienced by voters who wished to participate in New York's presidential primaries, Matthew Hamilton, reporting for the Albany Times Union, discussed legislative changes that would improve voter access to the polls, including reform bills sponsored by Kavanagh.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's favorability rating fell to 49 - 44 percent this month, matching his lowest favorability rating, according to a new Siena College poll of New York state registered voter...

A new Siena poll shows Donald Trump as the favorite among New York Republicans, but perhaps more telling, Hillary Clinton is being viewed unfavorably among state voters for the first time ever.

Cuomo leads Nixon of New York City by 68 to 21 percent among registered voters, according to the poll released on Thursday, April 12.

Cuomo Ignores Calls for Debates A recent poll conducted by Siena College shows that although a large majority of New York voters believe Governor Andrew Cuomo's handling of the Moreland Commission was inappropriate, they still view him favorably and would vote to re-elect him.

ALBANY — A majority of New York State voters oppose Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's plan for building the country's largest convention center at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens, according to a poll released on Monday.

And in what can be viewed as perhaps good news for Cuomo, the poll finds most voters, while they are concerned about the high level of corruption in New York politics, are not paying close attention to the machinations of a panel appointed by the governor.

«Millionaires are more likely riding to work in Escalades or Town Cars than on the No. 6 train, but New York City voters say that's all the more reason they should pony up funding to make commuting easier for the rest of us,» said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.

Grimm led Donovan, 49 percent to 39 percent, among GOP voters in New York's 11th District in the poll released by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the House Democrats» political arm, which hopes to flip the seat blue in November.

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone poll finds that 50 % of Registered New York City Voters continue to view Weiner unfavorably, unchanged from mid-May.

President Trump, who's never been very popular in New York, has reached an all - time low in the opinions of voters, according to a new poll.

NEW YORK (Reuters)- A majority of New York voters do not want disgraced former Governor Eliot Spitzer to run for statewide office this year, but many say that they would support a run in the future, a poll said on Wednesday.

A recent poll of New York voters showed 45 percent thought he should run for office some day, but 48 percent said his political career was over.

Since then, however, the Tea Party scored a couple more primary victories, and a New York Times «poll recently reported that voters across the country, they said they're disenchanted with all incumbents regardless of whether they're Democrats or Republicans.

A new poll shows that Hillary Clinton is still far ahead of Donald Trump among New York voters, but Clinton has some weak points.

According to a November Siena College poll, just 31 percent of likely New York voters had a favorable opinion of the president.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio spent Sunday urging voters to head to the polls on Tuesday, as Sal Albanese, his leading rival in the Democratic primary, pushed back against a widely held belief that the incumbent was a shoo - in to win.

The poll of 1,076 New York state voters conducted April 26 to May 1 has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 percentage points.

The Siena College poll found 54 percent of New York voters who responded rated Cuomo's job performance as good or excellent.

If this week is any indication, expect a late - December blizzard of studies, reports and surveys predicting doomsday scenarios for New York's schools, cities and other government entities if a tax cap goes through — despite a poll saying that voters clearly want the mechanism.

The Siena college poll finds that while 52 percent of Democrats would vote for Hillary Clinton, compared to 42 percent for Bernie Sanders, Clinton is ahead in voter - rich New York City and surrounding suburbs.

While upstate New York waits for the Gaming Commission to approve up to four casinos, anti-casino group Save East Greenbush has released the results of an Election Day exit poll that asked voters how they felt about a gaming hall going up on Thompson Hill Road.

Voters head to the polls today to elect nine New York state Assemblymembers and two state Senators.

Presidential candidates such as New York City real estate mogul Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz are hoping to lure new, anti-establishment voters to the polls, a change that would skew the kinds of voters candidates will face.