"With less than four weeks until Election Day, Zohran Mamdani maintains a double-digit lead in the race for New York City mayor, but former Gov. Andrew Cuomo is narrowing the gap, according to a new poll. Mamdani, the 33-year-old democratic socialist state lawmaker from Queens who shocked the political world in June with his convincing win over Cuomo and nine other candidates to capture the Democratic Party's mayoral nomination,"
"In Quinnipiac University's previous poll, conducted in early September, Mamdani held a 22-point 45%-23% lead over Cuomo, with Sliwa at 15% and Adams at 12%. "The numbers changed, but the contours of the race haven't. Andrew Cuomo picked up the bulk of Adams' supporters, cutting into Zohran Mamdani's lead, but Mamdani's frontrunner status by double digits stays intact," Quinnipiac University Poll Assistant Director Mary Snow said."
Zohran Mamdani leads the New York City mayoral contest with 46% support among likely voters, Andrew Cuomo holds 33%, and Republican Curtis Sliwa registers 15%. The survey was conducted Oct. 3-7 after Mayor Eric Adams dropped out of the race. In an early-September Quinnipiac poll Mamdani led 45%-23%, and Cuomo has since gained much of Adams' support, reducing Mamdani's margin but leaving a double-digit lead. Mamdani performs strongest with Democrats (60%), Asian American voters (67%), ages 18–34 (62%), and ages 35–49 (60%). Cuomo's campaign claims the race is shifting.
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