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Cuomo Shows Strong Lead in NYC Mayoral Poll Amid Adams' Struggles

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo leads potential rivals for the 2025 NYC Democratic mayoral nomination, significantly ahead of incumbent Eric Adams.

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A recent poll by Progressive Democrats of America shows Andrew Cuomo leading with 32% support among likely Democratic voters for the 2025 NYC mayoral primary, significantly ahead of incumbent Eric Adams at 6%. In a ranked-choice scenario, Cuomo's support rises to 39% initially, and he ultimately wins with 51% in the final rounds. Adams faces federal corruption charges and has a 71% negative rating. Despite Cuomo's past controversies, 48% view him favorably compared to 44% unfavorable. Other candidates include Scott Stringer at 10%, Brad Lander at 8%, and Jessica Ramos at 7%.

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  • Andrew Cuomo is a strong candidate for mayor despite his controversial past and pending lawsuits, reflecting a level of support among Democratic voters.

  • Cuomo's polling suggest dissatisfaction with Mayor Eric Adams, indicating rising challenges for the incumbent amid legal troubles and declining approval.

  • The poll results highlight a disconnect between political establishment and public sentiment, showing an appetite for change in city leadership.

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From the Right

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  • Cuomo's considerable polling support is alarming, given his resignation amid serious sexual harassment allegations, suggesting a normalization of questionable behavior within the Democratic Party.

  • While Cuomo shows a lead, a significant percentage of voters hold negative views about him, particularly regarding his past nursing home policies during the COVID-19 pandemic, pointing to lingering distrust.

  • Mayor Adams faces significant hurdles including legal challenges and a problematic approval rating, yet he continues to defend his record, emphasizing a potential disconnect with the poll's findings.

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  1. Cuomo dominated the field of likely opponents in a ranked-choice election — even though he hasn’t officially jumped into the race for City Hall, according to the poll, conducted by Democratic activist group Progressive Democrats of America.

    NYC Democrats were asked: Who’s your pick for mayor in 2025 — and the results are overwhelming

    New York Post

    New York Post

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  2. Despite Cuomo’s apparent lead, he had just a 48%-44% positive response — the second highest negative rating of all poll options besides Adams.

    Disgraced ‘Love Gov’ Andrew Cuomo Dominates NYC Mayoral Field: POLL

    Daily Caller

    Daily Caller

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  3. The poll’s findings do not bode well for Adams, to say the least. And bad numbers are just one of his many problems at the moment.

    Poll: Eric Adams’s Reelection Bid Is in Deep Trouble

    New York Magazine

    New York Magazine

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  4. Despite Cuomo’s strong showing he has not announced a bid, although reportedly is eyeing up a move for mayor with the primary still months away.

    SHOCK POLL: Andrew Cuomo Romps Potential Opponents in NYC Mayor’s Race — Indicted Incumbent Adams Pulls in Disastrous 6%

    MEDIAite

    MEDIAite

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  5. Cuomo has a significant lead over his potential rivals in the race for the Democrat nomination for New York City mayor, according to a new poll.

    Poll: Cuomo Has Big Lead in NYC Mayor's Race

    Newsmax

    Newsmax

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    ·Right
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  2. Daily Caller
  3. New York Magazine
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  5. Newsmax