New poll from Suraj Patel’s campaign shows him narrowing the gap between, Maloney, Nadler

By Max Parrott

Posted on August 2, 2022

The Democratic primary race for Manhattan’s 12th Congressional District is shaping up to be a three-way race according to a poll commissioned by insurgent candidate Suraj Patel, which showed him gaining support over the last several months.

A comparison of two surveys the Patel campaign commissioned found that though he is still short of leading the race, he significantly increased his share of supporters from early June to the end of July.

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New poll from Suraj Patel’s campaign shows him narrowing the gap between, Maloney, Nadler

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