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For example, in a non-partisan election, Cuomo will receive 22 percent of the vote, with Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, a progressive, receiving 15 percent of the 600 registered voters. was investigated this month. Kathryn Garcia, who nearly won the mayoralty in 2021 and is currently running for Gov. Kathy Hochul, third with 12 percent in the Slingshot poll. (Cuomo, who comes from a political family, has the highest profile in the group.)
A majority of voters – 35 percent – were undecided given the 12 candidates. Former GOP Rep. Curtis Sliwa, who plans to run againgot 9 percent to be the only Republican in the Slingshot matchup.
For now, these revelations are all fiction: Adams has vigorously defended himself and his campaign and is raising money for re-election in 2025.
“Another day, another fraudulent election, but this one was done by the same voter who got the 2021 election completely wrong,” said Deputy Mayor Fabien Levy. , related to Slingshot’s job election on behalf of Andrew Yang’s mayoral campaign was defeated. “Stop spreading fake news of candidates who are not participating in the election. Crime is down and jobs are up, and that’s because Mayor Adams continues to deliver for the workers of this city every day, but trying to destroy the second black mayor of the town, because of some dangerous politics, it’s a shame.”
Cuomo, who has a 46-42 approval rating, would lead Williams by six points in the first round of the one-count election — a process that took place two years ago. allowing New Yorkers to choose up to five candidates. In another, among the few competitors, he will beat Williams in the first round by 11 points.
The former governor resigned from office after allegations of incitement, which he denied, was recalled in a report from Attorney General Letitia James. . The former administration is focused on justifying itself – it is conducting a legal campaign funded by the taxpayer to cast doubt on the accused and show itself as a victim.
The second election this week brought sad news for Adams.
After a Quinnipiac University survey found him to have a record-low approval rating of 28 percent, Slingshot found the mayor with a 37-56 job approval rating.
Despite the number of injuries, Adams’ Black voter base was more sympathetic to him amid the FBI investigation. According to the half, the second mayor of Uliuli should not resign if he is sued but should wait for the legal process to be implemented. Most every other organization feels differently. (Adam said his campaign followed the law and that he is cooperating with the investigation.)
While Adams’ approval numbers are higher than in the Quinnipiac poll earlier this week, the results from Slingshot reflect the same data – less efforts from City Hall to paint the Quinnipiac results. like delusion.
The Slingshot, for example, found a low level of job approval among Hispanic voters, who were mentioned in the mayor 2021 coalition. Only 35 percent of those surveyed approved of the job the mayor is doing, compared to 55 percent who did not approve.
Those numbers were the same for white voters and those who called themselves “other.”
Half of Hispanic voters also said Adams should be removed from office by the governor if he is impeached — the only racial group to move toward impeachment.
Meanwhile, only 29 percent of Asian voters – another group that was heavily influenced by the Adams camp ahead of his victory in 2021 – approve of his job, compared to 62 percent who disapprove.
Adams also has low support among voters 55 and older — a key figure in the Democratic Party.
A Slingshot representative said no one had done the private investigation. Last month, Slingshot’s Evan Roth Smith made waves when he marked with an X another poll to assess Cuomo’s chances at a national election. He wrote that he “absolutely believes” that Cuomo ordered the investigation.
The news comes as Adams struggles with a federal investigation.
FBI agents conducted a series of raids and interviews on November 2 to find evidence that the mayoral campaign in 2021 colluded with the Turkish government and accepted illegal donations from abroad.
No one has been charged in the investigation. But that hasn’t stopped his political opponents from rallying in response to what they see as a weakened administration led by rumors about its ties to Turkey, along with growing discontent. New Yorkers on budget cuts and housing costs.