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Siena New York Poll

 


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January 16, 2012

Cuomo Still Honeymooning; Record High Job Performance
Big Support for Campaign Finance Reform & Education Commission;
Mild Support for Casino Amendment & Buffalo Investment; Significant Opposition to New Convention Center at Aqueduct
51% Say Race Relations in NY are Excellent/Good; 47% Fair/Poor
Majority of New Yorkers Think State is Headed on Right Track
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November 15, 2011

Obama, Ratings Up, Beats All Republicans by 25-37 Points
Romney Leads Republican Field; Republicans Overwhelmingly See Romney
as Strongest Obama Opponent & Likely Nomination Winner
By 2-to-1 Voters Do Not Believe OWS Represents 99% of Americans;
57% Say OWS Participants Should Be Allowed in Parks 24 Hours a Day
One Year Out, Gillibrand Looking Strong in Seeking Re-election
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November 07, 2011

Collins and Poloncarz Dead Even Leading to Erie County Exec Race Vote

October 18, 2011

Occupy Wall Street Has the Attention of Most New Yorkers
By Two-to-One, Voters Say Those Engaged in OWS Represent
the 99% Opposed to the Corruption of the 1%, Rather than
Out-of-work Young People with Potential to Cause Riots
More Voters Would Opt to Join Occupy Wall Street over the Tea Party
Obama Has Large Double Digit Leads over Perry, Romney, Cain
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October 17, 2011

Suspend PEF Layoffs & Return to Bargaining Table, 70% Tell Gov
Nearly Three-Quarters of Voters Support a New York ‘Millionaire’s Tax’
Cuomo Remains Popular with NYers as His Job Performance Inches Up
Voters Favor Budget Cuts Rather than New Revenues to Close Budget Deficit
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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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