Sentences with phrase «in hypothetical matchups»
Public opinion polls suggest potential Democratic nominees with a leads over the GOP nominees in hypothetical matchups.
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, who continues to poll stronger against Trump in a hypothetical matchup.
In a hypothetical matchup against Gillibrand, the two are locked in a tight contest.
When she is currently pitted against former Republican New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in a hypothetical matchup for U.S. Senate, Gillibrand has some ground to gain.
The poll suggests Paterson has a 4 - point edge pver Lazio in a hypothetical matchup, within the survey's sampling error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
Paterson does receive a slim majority of his own party in this hypothetical matchup.
A recent Marist College poll of New York State voters suggests that Pataki leads Gillibrand 48 percent to 44 percent in a hypothetical matchup in next year's Senate race.
Not exact matches
Cuomo's support among Democrats drops from 87 percent in the two - way matchup to 55 percent in the hypothetical three - way race, with 27 percent of Democrats for the anonymous Working Families Party candidate and 15 percent undecided.
Both women lead Rep. Peter King (R) by double digits in hypothetical general election matchups, according to the Q poll.
Maloney, Gillibrand in Dead Heat: A new Quinnipiac University poll showed Rep. Carolyn Maloney and appointed Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand running in a dead heat in a hypothetical 2010 Senate primary matchup.
A Quinnipiac survey shows Paterson trailed state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo by a whopping 33 points in a hypothetical Democratic primary matchup and tied with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) in a general election trial heat.
In a hypothetical head - to - head matchup, Rivera and Espada are tied at 32 %, with 35 % undecided.
The poll indicates that Cuomo leads Republican Rick Lazio, a former congressman, 58 percent to 26 percent in a hypothetical general election matchup, with Cuomo up 59 percent to 23 percent over GOP candidate Carl Paladino in a possible November showdown.
In a hypothetical general election matchup against Donald Trump, Clinton would lose the two counties that are usually crucial to a statewide victory 41 - 38.
According to a Siena College Research Institute survey released Monday morning, Cuomo led Paterson by 42 points in a hypothetical Democratic primary matchup.
The survey also indicated that Cuomo would top former Rep. Rick Lazio, the probable GOP nominee, 63 percent to 26 percent in a hypothetical general election matchup.
The survey indicates that Cuomo leads Paterson 55 to 23 percent among Democrats in a hypothetical primary matchup, with Cuomo ahead 66 to 15 percent among white Democrats and Paterson ahead 42 to 34 percent among black Democrats.
The poll indicates that Paterson trails New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo by a greater than 3 to 1 margin in a hypothetical Democratic primary matchup.
The most recent available figures show Paterson trailing state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo by 2 - to - 1 margin in polls of a hypothetical Democratic primary matchup for the party's 2010 gubernatorial nod — and by a similar margin in the campaign money chase for the first half of the year.
In a hypothetical general election matchup, the poll indicates that Cuomo leads former Rep. Rick Lazio, the only declared Republican candidate, by 45 points.
Looking ahead to next year, 70 percent of Democrats questioned in the poll say they'd vote for New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo in a hypothetical primary matchup, with just 21 percent backing Paterson.
According to the survey, Cuomo tops former Rep. Rick Lazio, the probable GOP nominee, 57 to 25 percent in a hypothetical general election matchup, while Paterson and Lazio are deadlocked.
The recent Marist College poll showed Paterson badly trailing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in a hypothetical general election matchup but the data inside the poll was even more troubling for Paterson.
If Paterson survives a primary challenge, the survey suggests he trails Republican Rudy Giuliani by 15 points in a hypothetical general election matchup.
The latest Marist poll suggests Paterson, who took office after Eliot Spitzer's scandal - scarred resignation, trails New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo by nearly 51 points in a hypothetical 2010 Democratic primary matchup - with results virtually the same whether or not a voter has seen the governor's new ads.
According to the poll, Cuomo tops former Rep. Rick Lazio, the probable GOP nominee, 63 percent to 26 percent in a hypothetical general election matchup, while Lazio leads Paterson 46 percent to 39 percent.
The method behind conjoint analysis is fairly simple: Respondents in public opinion surveys are given hypothetical matchups between two candidates whose characteristics — say, religion, wealth, ethnic background — are randomly altered in the survey.