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Political, SNY July 1, 2025

Early Look at 2026: Hochul Leads 3 Potential Republican Challengers by 20-25 Points; Hochul Does Not Hit 50%; More than ¼ of Voters Undecided

Hochul Maintains Huge Lead Over Delgado and Torres with Dems; Stefanik Has Large Lead Over Lawler, Huge Lead Over Blakeman with Reps Majority Continues to Support Medical Aid in Dying,…

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Hochul Favorability & Job Approval Ratings Little Changed; Majority Prefer ‘Someone Else’ Over Hochul for Gov. in ’26; Still Leads Big Over Other Dems

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Hochul Sees Jump in Favorability/Approval/Re-elect Ratings; Favorability Rating (44-43%) Barely Positive; First Time Since January 2024

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Hochul – with a Big Lead in a Very Early Democratic Primary Look – Gets Good Grades from Voters on Protecting Constitutional Rights & Ensuring Quality Affordable Healthcare, But Not on Making NY More Affordable

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Hochul’s Favorability, Approval & Re-Elect Ratings Remain Underwater; Many of Her Budget / State of State Proposals Enjoy Widespread Support

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Hochul Job Approval & Favorability Ratings Up a Little, Remain Negative; Only 33% of Voters Would Re-Elect Hochul, 57% Want ‘Someone Else’

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Harris Opens 19-Point Lead Over Trump, 58-39%; Up from 55-42% in September; Her Largest Lead to Date

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Harris Leads Trump by 13 Points, 55-42%, Similar to 53-39% in August; In Multi-Candidate Race, Harris Leads by 12 Points, Same as August

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Harris Leads Trump by 14 Points (53-39%), Up from Biden’s 8-Point Lead in June; In 6-Way Matchup, Harris Leads By 12 Points; RFK 7%

Political, SNY June 20, 2024

Hochul Favorability (38-49%) & Job Approval (44-50%) Ratings Lowest Ever; Voters: Hochul Doesn’t Care About People Like Them or Provide Decisive Leadership; Small Pluralities Think She Works Hard and Is Honest

Bipartisan Support for Hochul Decision to Put Congestion Pricing on Hold, 45-23%; Overwhelming 70-12% Support to Ban Algorithm-based Social Media Feeds to Kids; Majorities Wish Legislature Had Passed Both Heat…

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