3 Months Ago, Bruce Drake from Politics Daily says (in Cuomo Leads Paterson Among Black Voters) New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo leads Gov. David Paterson, the state's first African-American governor, by 51 percent to 24 percent among black voters in a Democratic primary matchup, according to a Quinnipiac University poll conducted Oct. 14-19. 

4 Months Ago, Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Siena New York 2010 Political Survey) Rudy Giuliani 56% [52%] {56%} (57%) [59%]David Paterson 33% [35%] {33%} (27%) [31%] David Paterson 39% [39%] {38%}Rick Lazio 37% [35%] {37%} Andrew Cuomo 50% [52%] {53%} (49%) [53%]Rudy Giuliani 43% [39%] {40%} (40%) [41%] Andrew Cuomo 66% [64%] {66%}Rick Lazio 21% [18%] {16%} Senato...

And Bruce Drake from Politics Daily says (in An Uptick in N.Y. for Giuliani, but Which Race Will He Enter?) Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has picked up a few points among voters in New York for a 2010 race -- whether he runs against David Paterson or Andrew Cuomo for governor, or against Kirsten Gillibrand for the Senate, according to a Siena College poll conducted Oct. 14-18. 

And Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Rasmussen New York Political Survey) Rasmussen New York Political Survey

Rudy Giuliani 50% (55%)David Paterson 39% (33%)Undecided 2% (5%) David Paterson 38%Rick Lazio 38%Undecided 11% Andrew Cuomo 58% (48%)Rudy Giuliani 37% (41%)Undecided 3% (6%) Andrew Cuomo 65%Rick Lazio 26%Undecided 5% 2010 Senatorial Race

And Bruce Drake from Politics Daily says (in New Yorkers Pan Obama for Pressuring Paterson) While nearly two-thirds of New Yorkers in both parties don't want Gov. David Paterson to run again next year, they did not like President Obama's attempt to meddle in state politics, saying by 62 percent to 27 percent that the White House was wrong to urge him to drop out, according to a Maris...

5 Months Ago, Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Marist New York 2010 Gubernatorial Survey) Republican Gubernatorial Primary

Andrew Cuomo 70% (69%)David Paterson 23% (24%) Gubernatorial General Election

Yes 77%No 18% Do you want Rudy Giuliani to run for governor in 2010, or not?

Yes 58%No 39% Among Republicans

Yes 30%No 55% Among Republicans

6 Months Ago, Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Siena New York 2010 Political Survey) Siena New York 2010 Political Survey Democratic Gubernatorial Primary Andrew Cuomo 65% (69%) David Paterson 23% (16%) GOP Gubernatorial Primary Rudy Giuliani 73% Chris Collins 8% Rick Lazio 6% Gubernatorial General Election Rudy Giuliani 56% (57%) [59%] David Paterson 33% (27%) [3...

And Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Quinnipiac New York Gubernatorial Survey) Quinnipiac New York Gubernatorial Survey Democratic Primary Andrew Cuomo 61% (57%) David Paterson 15% (20%) Gubernatorial Election Rudy Giuliani 53% (52%) David Paterson 33% (34%) Andrew Cuomo 48% (51%) Rudy Giuliani 39% (39%) Do you approve or disapprove of the way David Paterson i...

7 Months Ago, Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Marist New York 2010 Gubernatorial Survey) Marist New York 2010 Gubernatorial Survey

Republican Gubernatorial Primary

Rudy Giuliani 77%Rick Lazio 16% Democratic Gubernatorial Primary

Andrew Cuomo 69%David Paterson 24% Gubernatorial General Election

Excellent 21%Good 46%Fair 22%Poor 5% Republican Senatorial Primary

8 Months Ago, Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Quinnipiac 2010 New York Gubernatorial/Senatorial Survey) Rudy Giuliani 52% (54%)David Paterson 34% (32%) Andrew Cuomo 51% (47%)Rudy Giuliani 39% (41%) Democratic Senatorial Primary

Approve 63%Disapprove 23% Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president?

9 Months Ago, Aron Goldman from race42008.com says (in Poll Watch: Quinnipiac 2010 New York Gubernatorial Survey) “If the Republicans nominate Mayor Giuliani, he beats Paterson by a lot. Cuomo beats Giuliani but that lead is shrinking as independent voters shift to the Republican. That’s a trend to watch,” said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.

27 Months Ago, Katharine Jose from Observer.com says (in Poll: McCain Surges, Giuliani Plummets in Florida) FOUR-WAY GOP HORSE RACE AMONG FLORIDA LIKELY VOTERS,
QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY POLL FINDS;
CLINTON LEADS BY 21 POINTS AMONG DEMOCRATS

LIKELY REPUBLICAN PRIMARY VOTERS
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LIKELY REPUBLICAN PRIMARY VOTER
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