Andrew Cuomo has double digit lead over Eric Adams, other NYC mayoral competitors, Quinnipiac poll says
Former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has a double-digit lead in the New York City mayor's race, according to the first public poll released since he joined the campaign for the Democratic nomination, and most want Mayor Eric Adams to resign. The poll by Quinnipiac University puts Cuomo's support at 31%, followed by Adams at 11%.
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The survey comes as a judge weighs whether to toss out federal corruption charges against Adams, which have fueled his unpopularity.
Former Brooklyn Democratic chairman Frank Seddio said he doesn’t see a path for embattled Adams to win re-election.
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