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Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Democrats on Firm Footing in New York
It looks like the Democrats won't have too many difficulties in New York in 2006 according to a new poll from Siena College Research Institute. Here are the results:
Pataki would lose to Attorney General Eliot Spitzer 51-35 percent and he would be beaten 58-32 percent in a race for Senate against Clinton.Giuliani is far from being competitive with Hillary at this point, and although he matches up well against Spitzer, it's doubtful that he will choose to run for Governor next year (he has little to gain but much to lose if he wants to become President).
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“Rudy Giuliani, however, would beat Spitzer handily – today (49-40 percent). And in a match up of two New York political titans, a race between Rudy and Hillary for the U.S. Senate would have the Senator winning re-election comfortably (52-43 percent),” [Director of Polling Joe] Caruso said.
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