by Nick Reisman
After a rough summer of mass transit trouble in New York City, Gov.
Andrew Cuomo’s approval and favorability ratings are up in a Siena
College released Friday morning.
The poll found Cuomo’s favorability rating has bumped up to 57
percent to 35 percent, a slight increase from a 56 percent to 37 percent
rating last month.
His job performance remains negative, however, with 48 percent
approving and 50 percent disapproving. Still, that’s up from last month,
when he recorded a 43 percent to 55 percent job performance, the poll
found. At the same time, that’s a 10 percentage-point jump after it was
flat last month, due to his support from Democratic and independent
voters.
More than half of voters, 52 percent, are prepared to re-elect the
governor, who is seeking a third term next year. Forty-one percent would
prefer a generic “someone else.” The margin is an improvement for Cuomo
from July, when 48 percent of voters backed his re-election bid and 44
percent preferred someone else.
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Source: State of Politics (via The Empire Report)
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