"There's no good news for Mayor Adams in this poll. Not only are voters giving him poor grades on the job he's doing at City Hall, their views on his character have dimmed," Mary Snow, Quinnipiac University's assistant poll director, wrote in a statement accompanying the announcement of the poll. "As the city faces across the board budget cuts while dealing with a migrant crisis, headlines about a federal investigation into the mayor's 2021 campaign and an accusation of sexual assault leveled against him from 30 years ago are taking a toll."
Adams' worst ratings on issues were regarding the city budget and homelessness, where just 22% of voters approved of his performance. The poll also revealed that 62% of voters agreed with Adams' statement in September that the migrant influx could "destroy" New York City. Regarding his character, just 32% believed that Adams was "honest and trustworthy," while 54% disagreed, according to the poll.
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