Poll shows more than half of New York voters want a challenger for Hochul
A poll shows that more than half of New York voters want a challenger for Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul even as the governor’s approval rating has increased. The Siena College poll of 834 registered state voters found that 57% of respondents would prefer “someone else” be elected governor instead of Hochul, as reported by Fox News.
News Reporter Joe Mason breaks down how important cost of living is to voters and Governor Kathy Hochul's approval rating.
The poll also found that New Yorkers are still dogged by the high cost of living and want action taken on affordable housing and the flow of migrants into the state.
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New York voters say Gov. Hochul is wrong, wrong, wrong — on everything that matters in the Empire State. That’s the finding ...
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