New York Times/Siena College National Survey
49-45% Voters Prefer R’s over D’s in Congressional RacesOnly 24% of Likely Voters Say U.S. on the Right Track2024 Matchup: Trump 45% – Biden 44% NYT Methods Crosstabs…
New York
Newsday / Siena Survey of Long Island Voters
Registered Voters Crosstabs Likely Voters Crosstabs Zeldin up 48-46% over Hochul among Long IslandersTrust Reps More on Economy & Crime, Dems on Abortion & ClimateLI’ers Oppose NYS Bail Law, Congestion Pricing…
Democrat Josh Riley Leads Republican Marc Molinaro 46-41%
Spectrum News / Siena College NY 19 Congressional District Poll: Riley Leads in Eastern & Western Parts of District; Molinaro Up in Central; Molinaro Up by 8 Points with Men;…
Rep. Malliotakis Leads Former Rep. Rose 49-43% in Rematch
Spectrum News / Siena College NY 11 Congressional District Poll: Rose Up Big in Brooklyn & SI North (Half the District); Malliotakis Up Even Bigger in Remainder of Staten Island…
Rep Williams Leads Dem Conole 45-40% in NY 22;
Both Candidates Are Largely Unknown to Voters
Spectrum News / Siena College NY 22 Congressional District Poll: Williams Leads Big in Madison & Oneida Counties and with IndependentsZeldin Has Narrow 3-Point Lead over Hochul; Biden Won 52-45%…
Governor: Hochul – 54% Zeldin – 37%
US Senate: Schumer – 55% Pinion – 36%
Attorney General: James – 53% Henry – 37% State Comptroller: DiNapoli – 52% Rodriguez – 29%Control of US House: Dems – 54% Reps – 39%Environmental Bond Act: Yes – 55%…
Governor: Evers – 49% Michels – 44%
US Senate: Barnes – 48% Johnson – 47%
Spectrum News / Siena College Wisconsin Poll: Evers & Barnes Viewed Favorably by Small Pluralities; Larger Pluralities View Michels & Johnson UnfavorablyVoters Say Economy Is Most Important Issue in Determining…
NY Consumer Sentiment Rebounds, Up 9 Points
All Groups More Optimistic but Huge Divides: Dems/Reps, Young/Old, NYC/UpstateNYS Sentiment, Especially Future Outlook, Far Stronger than NationalAll Buying Plans Rise; Concern over Gas & Food Stable, Still Very High…
Hochul Holds Early 14-Point, 53-39%, Lead Over Zeldin; Schumer & DiNapoli Each Up 21 Points, James Up 14 Points
More than 2/3 of Voters Oppose Supreme Court Decision Overturning Roe; Nearly 3/4 Think Abortion Should Be Always (44%) or Mostly (30%) LegalOverwhelming Support for New Law Expanding Background Checks,…
Majority Have Unfavorable View of Supreme Court; Voters Say Decisions Based on Political Views Rather than Constitution, 63-30%
The New York Times / Siena College National Poll: Americans Oppose SCOTUS Decision Overturning Roe v. Wade, 61-29%; Say Abortion Should Always/Mostly Be Legal (65%), vs. Mostly/Always Be Illegal (26%)Voters…