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Stringer poll has him leading current Dem mayoral field, but throws win to Cuomo if he jumps in

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on January 17, 2025

Former city Comptroller Scott Stringer would win the ranked-choice Democratic primary for mayor if it were held today, according to new polling released by his campaign.

However, if and when former Gov. Andrew Cuomo jumps into the race, the poll of 1,000 New York City Democrats found that he, and not Stringer, would handily win.

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Stringer poll has him leading current Dem mayoral field, but throws win to Cuomo if he jumps in

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