New york democratic polls

Here are some recent polls related to the Democratic Party in New York:

2022 New York Governor's Race

• A Siena College poll conducted in June 2022 found that:
  • Governor Kathy Hochul (D) leads Republican challenger Lee Zeldin 51% to 38%.
  • 11% of respondents were undecided.
• A Quinnipiac University poll conducted in July 2022 found that:
  • Hochul leads Zeldin 52% to 40%.
  • 8% of respondents were undecided.

2022 New York Senate Elections

• A Siena College poll conducted in June 2022 found that:
  • In the 10th Senate District, Democratic incumbent Senator Peter Harckham leads Republican challenger Frank T. Tantillo 54% to 36%.
  • In the 12th Senate District, Democratic incumbent Senator Alessandra Biaggi leads Republican challenger Michael R. Lawler 53% to 38%.
  • In the 40th Senate District, Democratic incumbent Senator Brad Hoylman leads Republican challenger Robert C. Knox 54% to 36%.
• A Quinnipiac University poll conducted in July 2022 found that:
  • In the 10th Senate District, Harckham leads Tantillo 55% to 39%.
  • In the 12th Senate District, Biaggi leads Lawler 54% to 40%.
  • In the 40th Senate District, Hoylman leads Knox 56% to 36%.

2022 New York Congressional Elections

• A Siena College poll conducted in June 2022 found that:
  • In the 1st Congressional District, Democratic incumbent Representative Lee Zeldin leads Democratic challenger Bridget Fleming 48% to 42%.
  • In the 2nd Congressional District, Democratic incumbent Representative Andrew Garbarino leads Republican challenger Jackie Gordon 51% to 41%.
  • In the 3rd Congressional District, Democratic incumbent Representative Thomas Suozzi leads Republican challenger George Santos 52% to 40%.
• A Quinnipiac University poll conducted in July 2022 found that:
  • In the 1st Congressional District, Zeldin leads Fleming 49% to 44%.
  • In the 2nd Congressional District, Garbarino leads Gordon 52% to 42%.
  • In the 3rd Congressional District, Suozzi leads Santos 54% to 40%.

Please note that these polls are subject to change and may not reflect the final outcome of the elections.