Anti-Andrew Cuomo polls show that the former governor's political baggage and scandal could hurt him if he jumps into the Big Apple Mayor's race, but he's still on top I did.
Cuomo is a mayoral competition over busy areas, including Mayor Eric Adams, according to a poll of polls conducted by United for tomorrow's tomorrow, January 29th to February 3rd. He took command of 31%.
However, his lead shrank at a total of 19% when faced with negative statements about Cuomo's scandal and policy decisions.
“Cuomo is already unpopular, but when voters hear their mistakes, his favor quickly erodes,” voter Gbao said.
Cuomo leads the Democratic field with 31%, with Mayor Eric Adams 12%, Scott Stringer and Brad Lander 11%, and former and current city secretaries, and state legislator Zoran Mamdani 9% , Sen. Jessica Ramos has seven senators. %.
We were asked how Cuomo handled the Covid-19 pandemic. 62% of DEMS approved by PollsterGbao have been approved, but only 32% have been disapproved.
However, the 800 Democrat voters surveyed were subsequently given negative statements about Cuomo's scandal and controversial policy decisions. And the polls found his unfavourable spike.
It refers to a candidate (Cuomo without a name) “reliably accused of sexual harassment by dozens of women” and a candidate who “supported bail reform” in other statements. .
Voters said they are far less likely to vote for such a candidate.
Respondents are then asked specifically about Cuomo, such as “Cuomo resigned as governor after 13 women came forward to report sexually harassing him.”
Another statement presented to voters said, “Cuomo became prominent for his handling of Covid, but he turned out to be a disaster. He pushed sick New Yorkers into nursing homes, and thousands of people were entitled to the 1990s. Death, New York led the country with the deaths of nursing homes. At the same time, he hid the number of nursing home deaths during the pandemic and underreported them by 50%.”
To that point, families from other nursing homes who have lost their loved ones from Peter Irviny and Covid have just sent a letter to President Trump and have ordered nursing homes to “recognize Covid Positive patients.” requested a meeting to discuss the
Cuomo claimed he followed federal leadership.
Democrat voters were also said that Cuomo had signed the 2019 Bail Reform Act.
Another statement reminds voters that Cuomo “led the effort” in approving legislation enacting congestion pricing to enter Midtown Manhattan.
After reading the statement, 66% of Democrats view him at a disadvantage.
Cuomo is still leading when asked again who would support after hearing a controversy involving the former governor, but his support is from 30% to 19% to 2 times, 14% Adams, Stringer 13% , Lander: 12% Mamdan follows 10%, Ramos is 9%, 14% is undecided.
“His biggest support drop-off comes from his base, working-class voters, black and Latino,” the pollster said.
His support also plummeted among Jewish voters, where he already kicked Stringer and Lander out before a negative message, pollsters said.
Cuomo's camp didn't laugh at the polls.
“This is called push polling, it's called something rather comical because even after the onslaught of negatives, it's just targeting Governor Cuomo. This isn't how the voting works, and no one else. We're not fooled,” said Richard Azopaldi, a spokesman for Cuomo.
He was the former treasurer who founded United for the bright tomorrow group, Lora Haggard, who served as the campaign treasurer for democratic socialist Vermont Sen. Bernie.
“It also directly contradicts reality. This same left-hand extremist DSA group has just funded six-figure ad purchases for the governor, and the only result is that in far more reputable polls. It was that his position actually increased.”
Cuomo is ready to defend his records if he runs for city hall, his representative said.
“The New Yorker knows his real-world record of raising wages for the governor and millions of workers. In fact, politicians have a political affair, including the second Avenue, the Moynihan Train Hall, and the new Kosiusko Bridge. Build a simple spoken infrastructure project by the house, and pass the strongest guns. Codify ROE vs Wade in state law before the Supreme Court overturns violence prevention and paid family leave measures. All that reversed while cutting taxes and restraining spending,” Azzopardi said.
The survey of 800 Iquidem voters has an error of either positive or negative 3.5 percentage points.
The primary election will be on June 24th.
