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Siena New York Poll

 


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April 22, 2013

81% of Voters Say More Arrests of Legislators for Corruption Are Likely; About 1/3 Say Their Legislator Could Be Arrested
Voters Split on Which Is More Important for Reducing Corruption in Legislature: Law Enforcement Reforms or Electoral Process Reforms
Federal Prosecutors & AG Should Take Lead in Cleaning Up Corruption
Overwhelming Support for Term Limits for Legislators; Support for Limiting Candidates to One Party Line & Full-Time Legislature with No Outside Jobs

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March 11, 2013

Cuomo’s Favorability Rating – Still Two-to-One  Positive – Hits Lowest Level Since He’s Been Governor
Support for New Gun Law Remains Strong; Majority Oppose Repeal of the Law; Voters Divided on Whether Law Was Rushed Through
Voters: Increase Minimum Wage; Enact Public Campaign Financing and Gov’s Reproductive Health Act; Decriminalize Small Amounts of Pot
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February 04, 2013

NY and Southern Tier Voters Nearly Evenly Divided on Fracking; Opponents More Passionate than Supporters
Cuomo’s Standing with Voters Slips a Little Overall, While Remaining Strong; More Dramatic Drop with Reps & Upstaters
2/3 Support New Gun Law; Majority: It Was Not Rushed Through
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January 17, 2013

Cuomo Enters 3rd Year Still Riding High with Voters
Many Cuomo State of State Proposals Have Very Strong Support
Two-Thirds Say New York Minorities Experience Discrimination
Assault Weapons Ban Strongly Supported; School Armed Guards Divides Voters
Majority Say Shared Leadership Will Help State Senate Be More Effective
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January 13, 2013

Long Islanders Support Banning Semi-Automatic Guns by 67% to 31%
Oppose Armed Guards, Arming Teachers in Schools
Call for More Restrictive Gun Laws in New York

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The Siena New York Poll is a monthly snapshot poll of at least 800 registered voters from throughout New York State on current political issues. Margin of error for the total 800 respondent sample is +/- 3.5 percentage points. For more information or comment contact Steven A. Greenberg, at 518-469-9858 or steve@greenbergpr.com.

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