Andrew Cuomo holds massive lead in NYC mayor primary, but Zohran Mamdani has edge with Dems under 45: poll
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Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo commands a strong lead ahead of the Democratic primary for mayor, polling at 37% compared to rival Zohran Mamdani's 18%. Mamdani finds favor among younger voters under 45, garnering 38% support. The upcoming ranked-choice voting format might influence dynamics as undecided voters remain at 17%. Cuomo shows strong backing among older demographics and significant support from black and Latino voters, while Mamdani resonates with younger and very liberal Democrats. The primary is set for June 24, intensifying the urgency for candidates as early voting approaches.
Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo maintains a strong lead in the Democratic primary for mayor, with 37% support, but Zohran Mamdani is favored by younger voters under 45.
Cuomo's ability to capture nearly half of likely Democratic voters aged 45 and older, along with strong support from black and Latino voters, positions him well for success.
The poll indicates despite Cuomo's lead, a notable 17% of Dems remain undecided, leaving the door open for shifts in voter preferences in the upcoming election.
Mamdani's appeal to younger voters under 45 and very liberal Democrats suggests potential challenges for Cuomo if turnout among these demographics increases.
Read at New York Post
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