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Hochul leads early poll for governor’s race, 3/4 of New Yorkers say no to Cuomo comeback

By Kevin Duggan Posted on October 12, 2021
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Governor Kathy Hochul leads a new poll of likely Democratic candidates for the state’s top seat ahead of next year’s primary and election season, and the vast majority of New Yorkers don’t want disgraced ex-Governor Andrew Cuomo to run again.

Hochul got 44% support from New York State residents, with State Attorney General Letitia James coming in second at 28% and New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams at 15%, with 13% unsure, according to the Marist Poll released Tuesday, Oct. 12.

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Hochul leads early poll for governor’s race, 3/4 of New Yorkers say no to Cuomo comeback

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