Former New York Governor George Pataki now holds a significant lead against potential Democratic rivals for the 2010 New York Senate seat according to recent polling, reports Steven Greenberg of the Siena Research Institute. Among potential voters, Pataki now holds a wide lead over current Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, at 51% to 38% . This is in contrast to the results of a poll just over a month ago that had Gillibrand in the lead at 46% to 43%. Pataki holds an even larger lead over former Tennessee Representative Harold Ford, Jr., at 54% to 32%.
As for the 2010 New York Gubernatorial horse race, former Representative Rick Lazio and Erie County Executive Chris Collins each fare well in a potential matchup against current Governor David Patterson. Lazio and Patterson are tied at 42%, whereas Collins and Patterson are tied at 40%. However, they are far behind current New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo crushes Lazio among potential voters (66% to 24%), as well as Collins (65% to 23%).
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1 Newbigtech // Jan 18, 2010 at 7:06 pm
The Republicans will win big in 2010, the Democrats have proven that they are the party of LIES and Deceit!
Where are those CSPAN health debates instead of backroom deals… The Republicans are also guilty of the same, just not so blatant.
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