New York’s Shaky Legal Marijuana Rollout
Marist New York State Poll
While majorities of New Yorkers are broadly supportive of the state’s three-year-old law legalizing the sale and recreational use of marijuana, the widely panned rollout has hit a nerve in New York City. Nearly three in ten city residents (29%) say the problem of illegal weed shops is very serious while only 14% of suburban residents and 11% of upstaters say the same.
Hevesi’s Lead Plummets Amid Controversy
After a week of controversy over the use of a member of his staff as a driver for Read Now >
NYS Campaign 2006: Democrats Hold Big Leads
Eliot Spitzer continues to outdistance his Republican rival by a wide margin in the race for New York’s Read Now >
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Democrat Andrew Cuomo still leads Republican Jeanine Pirro by 23 percentage points among registered voters in the race Read Now >
NYS Campaign 2006 Final Primary Poll
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NYS Campaign 2006: In a Word … Lopsided
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New York State: Presidential Campaign 2008
Hillary Clinton outdistances the Democratic primary field among New York Democrats for president in 2008. Most Democrats and Read Now >
New York State: Campaign 2006
Hillary Clinton has a commanding lead over her opponents in her bid for re-election: Hillary Clinton substantially outdistances Read Now >
Should They Run in 2008? New Yorkers Weigh In
New York State’s voters divide over whether or not they want Hillary Clinton to run for president in Read Now >
