New York City mayoral race: Mamdani leads Cuomo by 19 points, poll shows | New York

The closely watched New York Mayor and the Governor races seem to turn into a very comfortable way to the centralist democrats with the elections in November this year and a year later.

A new Siena Institute Survey Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist mayor of New York, published on Tuesday, received 19 percent of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, while the Republican Congress member Elise Stefanik is carried out under the leadership of the New York Governor in a hypotic competition in 2026.

The leading role of Stefanik, who was nominated as the US Ambassador to help the Republicans to maintain the majority of the Republicans at the congress, fell from 23 points to 14 points in June.

Stefanik did not officially decide to call the Governor’s Office, but Hochul’s record attacked significantly. The questionnaire said that 49% of the voters in the state would be bad for New York to choose Stefanic.

Stefanik’s General Manager Alex Degrasse told Guardian, “The latest Siena survey Kathy Hochul lost an independent voters for Elise Stefanik. Under 50% of the votes and only 35% of the voters want to re -choose Kathy Hochul,” he said. He predicted that voters were looking for Stefanik to offer new leadership.

“President Elise Stefanik will continue to focus on giving results such as providing the largest middle -class tax reduction in New York history.

In the mayor’s race, the survey found 44% of the registered New York voters supporting Mamdani, then 25% for Cuomo, 12% for Republican Party Candidate Curtis Sliwa and 7% for Mayor Eric Adams.

However, Cuomo is leading among the two groups with two groups in which Mamdani performs. However, Mamdani is a rising leadership with young voters and puts Cuomo a 49% forward among voters aged 18 to 34, but follows Cuomo at a rate of 6% among voters aged 55 years and older.

Mamdani is a democratic party candidate in the race. Cuomo and Adams, both democratic, work independently.

In the survey of Tuesday, the poll showed that the voters participating in the survey had a negative impression about Mamdani, 37% were positive and 28% positive. However, Cuomo scored a lower goal, 61% of voters left a weak impression throughout the state.

Nevertheless, the leader of the US Senate minority leader, US House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries and Hochul, including the leading centralist New York Democrats, did not throw their weight behind Mamdani.

“We still have a lot of differences,” said Hochul two days ago FOX News Sunday. “I don’t know how to whitewash it.”

However, in New York, he said that he was willing to work “who chooses voters”.

On Monday, Mamdani took a week named five districts against Trump and stressed that there were dangers brought to the city by the Presidential Administration.

Meanwhile, Cuomo is trying to emphasize that they see Mamdani as a flaw in his position in housing and reciprocity.

Cuomo’s campaign gave a state law to exclude the rich as the “Zohran Law”. While Cuomo hit his opponent in a stable, one -bedroom life of $ 2,300, he earns more than $ 140,000 a year as a state council member.

Cuomo suggested that rent -stable apartments should go to people who pay at least 30% of at least 30% of their income to be qualified. The Mamdani campaign said it would meet this standard when his candidates moved and earned $ 47,000 a year.

Mamdani answered He accused Cuomo that he was very rich for his rent stable apartment on Monday: orum I live in his head without renting ”.

The Mamdani campaign returned in a video with the privileges of the connections between Cuomo and Jeffrey Epstein, a late infamous financier, who was guilty of the accusations of prostitution and prostitution in Florida in 2008.

The video asked Cuomo to publish a list of consulting customers, and Epstein once worked with the former partner of the Caribbean Marinas in a Yacht Marina project in Porto Rico.