New poll shows Trump more popular than Hochul with New York voters
A new Siena College poll reveals former President Donald Trump is now more popular with New York voters than Gov. Kathy Hochul. Trump holds a 39% favorability rating, compared to Hochul’s 34%. The poll shows Hochul struggling with record-low approval, with 54% of voters viewing her unfavorably.
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The Siena Research Institute released another poll on Thursday, this time surveying likely voters in New York State.
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