New Yorkers Not Happy with Senate
More than three-quarters of the New York voters polled by the Siena College Research Institute says they're angry that the Senate wasted a month and accomplished nothing.
62 percent say they will remember the senate standstill during next year's election.
The senate fight did, however, help Governor David Paterson in the poll numbers. He went from a favorable rating of 31 percent in June to 36 percent so far this month. His highest rating ever was in November of 2008 at 64 percent.
Paterson still trails potential gubernatorial primary challenger, and current Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, by a margin of 65 to 23 percent.
62 percent say they will remember the senate standstill during next year's election.
The senate fight did, however, help Governor David Paterson in the poll numbers. He went from a favorable rating of 31 percent in June to 36 percent so far this month. His highest rating ever was in November of 2008 at 64 percent.
Paterson still trails potential gubernatorial primary challenger, and current Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, by a margin of 65 to 23 percent.
.jpg)
Comments