A recent survey reveals that 75% of likely Democratic primary voters in New York City perceive the city as being in a crisis, with significant concerns about crime. This sentiment echoes feelings experienced after major events like 9/11 and the COVID pandemic. A worrying 45% of respondents expressed intentions to leave the city if conditions decline further. The report also highlights public support for measures to address crime, including deporting migrants with criminal records, reflecting dissatisfaction with current leadership and policies.
According to a survey, 75% of New York City Democrats believe the city is in crisis, particularly regarding crime and its future.
Nearly half of survey respondents express a willingness to leave New York if conditions worsen, indicating a crisis of confidence among its residents.
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