Siena Poll: Hochul Leads Blakeman 52-32% in New York Governor Race

Siena University poll shows Hochul leads Blakeman in NY governor race

ALBANY, N.Y. — A new Siena University poll shows Governor Kathy Hochul’s ratings have improved slightly as cost of living remains the top issue for New York voters.The poll, released Thursday, found Hochul’s favorability at 43-44% and job approval at 53-42%, both up from April. Cost of living was cited as the most important issue by […]

Hochul or Blakeman? New poll has good news for this N.Y. gubernatorial candidate

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A new poll conducted by the Siena Research Institute at Siena University in Loudonville, New York, has some good news for Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Siena poll: Hochul leads Blakeman 52-32% in New York governor race

A new Siena poll said Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul’s ratings improved slightly as voters overwhelmingly pointed to cost of living as New York’s top issue.The Siena University poll, released June 25, found Hochul’s favorability at 43-44% and her job approval at 53-42%, both up from April. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s favorability also improved to 25-21%, and Hochul’s head-to-head lead over him grew to 52-32% from 49-33%.

Hochul leads Blakeman by 20 points in latest Siena poll

The primaries are over, so it’s time to shift gears into general election mode. And a new Siena University poll has Gov. Kathy Hochul leading Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman with over 50% of the vote for the first time since the start of the year. The poll conducted between June 17 and June 23 had Hochul up 52%-32% against Blakeman among registered voters surveyed. That’s up from 49%-33% a Siena poll in April pegged the contest at. This is …

New York governor race: Hochul leads Blakeman in poll

Gov. Kathy Hochul holds a 2-point lead over Bruce Blakeman on Long Island, but a 20-point lead statewide, according to a Siena/Newsday poll.

Siena poll: Hochul lead over Blakeman in race for governor back up to 20 points

Some measures by the state Legislature this session saw bipartisan support.