NYC Mayor’s Race, May 2025
Marist New York City Poll
In the Democratic primary race for New York City Mayor, Andrew Cuomo is the first choice of nearly four in ten likely Democratic primary voters, including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate. Zohran Mamdani places second with all other candidates receiving single-digit support. When calculating ranked choice voting round-by-round estimates, Cuomo breaks the threshold in the fifth round, receiving 53%.
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National Poll: The Candidates and the Campaign 2004
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