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Mayor Adams’ approval rating sinks, as most NYC voters think he did something wrong in dealings with Turkey: poll

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on November 22, 2023

Mayor Eric Adams’ job approval has taken a major hit as the majority of New Yorkers believe his 2021 campaign did “something wrong” in its dealings with the Turkish government that are currently under federal investigation, a Tuesday Marist College poll found.

The results were based on the response of 1,780 New York State adults, 1,556 of whom are registered voters and 581 of whom are New York City registered voters, and was conducted between Nov.13th and 15th.

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Mayor Adams’ approval rating sinks, as most NYC voters think he did something wrong in dealings with Turkey: poll

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