Poll Watch: NY1/Baruch College New York 2016 Presidential Survey

NY1/Baruch College New York 2016 Presidential Poll

• Hillary Clinton (D) 51%
• Donald Trump (R) 35%

• Bernie Sanders (D) 54%
• Donald Trump (R) 32%

Survey of 1,306 registered voters was conducted April 5-10, 2016. The margin of error is +/- 2.9 percentage points.

Poll Watch: NY1/Baruch College New York 2016 Democratic Primary Survey

NY1/Baruch College New York 2016 Democratic Primary Poll

• Hillary Clinton 50%
• Bernie Sanders 37%

Survey of 632 likely Democratic primary voters was conducted April 5-10, 2016. The margin of error is +/- 4.2 percentage points.

Poll Watch: NY1/Baruch College New York 2016 Republican Primary Survey

NY1/Baruch College New York 2016 GOP Primary Poll

• Donald Trump 60%
• John Kasich 17%
• Ted Cruz 14%

Survey of 324 likely Republican primary voters was conducted April 5-10, 2016. The margin of error is +/- 5.8 percentage points.

Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Survey

NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Poll

• Barack Obama-Joe Biden 61% {57%} [58%] (59%)
• Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 35% {35%} [35%] (35%)

Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}

• Barack Obama 63% / 35% {+28%}
• Mitt Romney 41% / 54% {-13%}
  

Which candidate will do a better job handling the economy?

• Barack Obama 56%
• Mitt Romney 38%

Which candidate will do a better job handling foreign policy?

• Barack Obama 62%
• Mitt Romney 34%

Survey of 565 likely voters was conducted October 18-21, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.1 percentage points. Party ID: 45% {45%} [51%] (44%) Democrat; 22% {27%} [23%] (25%) Republican; 31% {27%} [25%] (29%) Independent; 1% {2%} [1%] (1%) Other.  Results from the poll conducted April 10-12, 2012 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted January 18-19, 2012 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted October 25-27, 2011 are in parentheses.

Inside the numbers: 

Thirty-one percent of likely Mitt Romney voters in New York plan to vote for Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in the race for U.S. Senate.

Gillibrand leads Republican challenger Wendy Long by 44 percentage points, 68 percent to 24 percent.

Poll Watch: NY1-Marist New York City Survey on Banning Sugary Drinks

NY1-Marist New York City Poll on Banning Sugary Drinks

Mayor Bloomberg has proposed a ban on the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces including energy drinks and iced teas. You would still be able to get refills or buy more than one serving and be able to get diet sodas, fruit juices, dairy drinks, alcoholic beverages, or any drinks sold in a grocery or convenience store. Do you think the proposal to ban sugary drinks is a good idea or a bad idea?

• Good idea 38%
• Bad idea 57%

Which comes closer to your view: The proposed ban is:

• Good health policy to fight the problem of obesity 39%
• Government going too far 56%

Do you think a ban on the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces will help or not help people watch their weight?

• Help 42%
• Not help 55%

Would you rate the job Mayor Michael Bloomberg is doing in office as excellent, good, fair, or poor?

• Excellent 9%
• Good 36%
• Fair 29%
• Poor 20%

Survey of 404 registered voters in New York City was conducted June 3, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 5.0 percentage points.

Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Survey

NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Poll

• Barack Obama 57% [58%] (59%)
• Mitt Romney 35% [35%] (35%)

Would you rate the job President Barack Obama is doing in office as excellent, good, fair, or poor?

• Excellent 18% [13%] (14%)
• Good 29% [33%] (30%)
• Fair 22% [26%] (27%)
• Poor 31% [28%] (29%)

Survey of 632 registered voters was conducted April 10-12, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.0 percentage points. Party ID: 45% [51%] (44%) Democrat; 27% [23%] (25%) Republican; 27% [25%] (29%) Independent; 2% [1%] (1%) Other. Political ideology: 38% [46%] (46%) Moderate; 35% [30%] (28%) Conservative; 28% [24%] (26%) Liberal.  Results from the poll conducted January 18-19, 2012 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted October 25-27, 2011 are in parentheses.

Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Survey

NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Poll

• Barack Obama 58% (59%)
• Mitt Romney 35% (35%)

• Barack Obama 61%
• Rick Santorum 33%

• Barack Obama 63%
• Newt Gingrich 31%

• Barack Obama 62%
• Ron Paul 28%

Would you rate the job President Barack Obama is doing in office as excellent, good, fair, or poor?

• Excellent 13% (14%)
• Good 33% (30%)
• Fair 26% (27%)
• Poor 28% (29%)

Survey of 554 registered voters was conducted January 18-19, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 51% (44%) Democrat; 23% (25%) Republican; 25% (29%) Independent; 1% (1%) Other. Political ideology: 46% (46%) Moderate; 30% (28%) Conservative; 24% (26%) Liberal.  Results from the poll conducted October 25-27, 2011 are in parentheses.

Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Survey

NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Presidential Poll

• Barack Obama 59%
• Mitt Romney 35%

• Barack Obama 62%
• Herman Cain 31%

• Barack Obama 64%
• Rick Perry 29%

Would you rate the job President Barack Obama is doing in office as excellent, good, fair, or poor?

• Excellent 14%
• Good 30%
• Fair 27%
• Poor 29%

Survey of 855 registered voters was conducted October 25-27, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 44% Democrat; 25% Republican; 29% Independent; 1% Other. Political ideology: 46% Moderate; 28% Conservative; 26% Liberal.

Rudy Giuliani Reflects on 9/11

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WBAL: 10 Years Later, Giuliani Reflects On 9/11

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BBC HardTalk: Ten years on, how much has the former Mayor of New York and the US been changed by 9/11?

NY1: Former Mayor Giuliani Praises City's Security, Warns Of Terrorism's Dangers

He said, however, despite the killing of Osama bin Laden and reports of al-Qaida's decline, the country may be in more danger. 

"You look at the number of threats that have been thwarted, there have been more in the last three years then ever before, since September 11th," said Giuliani. "I think we'd make a terrible mistake if we used the 10th anniversary of September 11th as some idea that we can now move on and not worry about this threat." 

Giuliani said he reflects on September 11th every day. His leadership in those dark days has been called brave and reassuring by many, incorporating a public grieving process that helped turn the country to normal. 

But he said the development of the World Trade Center Site is not exactly what he would have wanted. He would have preferred just a memorial and a museum, but said the development was about compromise, something the American people and politicians should remember. 

"There's one thing we can think about universally, that is how unified September 11th made us," said Giuliani. "September 11th got us beyond being Republicans, Democrats, liberals, conservatives, Tea Party, MoveOn.org, all that. Everybody was an American. We were facing a common threat."

Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York Survey on Same-Sex Marriage

NY1/YNN-Marist New York Survey on Same-Sex Marriage

As of July 24th, same-sex marriage became legal in New York State. Do you support or oppose the law which allows gay or lesbian couples to legally marry?

• Support 55%
• Oppose 37%

Among Democrats

• Support 66%
• Oppose 28%

Among Republicans

• Support 39%
• Oppose 52%

Among Independents

• Support 58%
• Oppose 38%

Opponents of New York's same-sex marriage law have filed suit to overturn the law. Which comes closer to your opinion:

• The law should remain as it is to keep same-sex marriage legal in New York 63%
• The law should be overturned to make same-sex marriage illegal in New York 32%

Among Democrats

• The law should remain as it is to keep same-sex marriage legal in New York 72%
• The law should be overturned to make same-sex marriage illegal in New York 24%

Among Republicans

• The law should remain as it is to keep same-sex marriage legal in New York 47%
• The law should be overturned to make same-sex marriage illegal in New York 48%

Among Independents

• The law should remain as it is to keep same-sex marriage legal in New York 66%
• The law should be overturned to make same-sex marriage illegal in New York 33%

Are you more or less likely to vote for a state senator who voted to pass the same-sex marriage law in New York?

• More likely 44%
• Less likely 30%
• Makes no difference 19%

Among Democrats

• More likely 55%
• Less likely 21%
• Makes no difference 19%

Among Republicans

• More likely 24%
• Less likely 43%
• Makes no difference 22%

Among Independents

• More likely 45%
• Less likely 35%
• Makes no difference 18%

Do you expect to attend a same-sex marriage of a friend or family member in the coming year, or not?

• Yes 15%
• No 79%

Among Democrats

• Yes 15%
• No 79%

Among Republicans

• Yes 11%
• No 88%

Among Independents

• Yes 22%
• No 70%

Support Same-Sex Marriage Law

• Yes 22%
• No 72%

Oppose Same-Sex Marriage Law

• Yes 7%
• No 92%

Would you attend a same-sex marriage of a friend or family member, or not?

• Yes 71%
• No 24%

Among Democrats

• Yes 77%
• No 20%

Among Republicans

• Yes 67%
• No 28%

Among Independents

• Yes 73%
• No 23%

Support Same-Sex Marriage Law

• Yes 96%
• No 2%

Oppose Same-Sex Marriage Law

• Yes 36%
• No 59%

Survey of 517 registered voters was conducted July 28-31, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 4.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 50% Democrat; 27% Republican; 20% Independent. Political ideology: 36% Moderate; 34% Conservative; 30% Liberal.

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Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York Political Survey

NY1/YNN-Marist New York Political Survey

Would you rate the job Governor Andrew Cuomo is doing in office as excellent, good, fair, or poor?

• Excellent 12% [10%] (9%)
• Good 44% [44%] (39%)
• Fair 24% [31%] (28%)
• Poor 10% [6%] (5%)

Among Democrats

• Excellent 15% [16%] (12%)
• Good 50% [40%] (43%)
• Fair 25% [32%] (24%)
• Poor 4% [6%] (3%)

Among Republicans

• Excellent 12% [6%] (8%)
• Good 38% [56%] (35%)
• Fair 24% [26%] (34%)
• Poor 19% [7%] (4%)

Among Independents

• Excellent 10% [5%] (4%)
• Good 47% [36%] (38%)
• Fair 17% [38%] (33%)
• Poor 14% [6%] (9%)

Overall, do you have a favorable or an unfavorable impression of Andrew Cuomo?

• Favorable 67% [72%] (71%)
• Unfavorable 23% [16%] (17%)

Among Democrats

• Favorable 78% [76%] (79%)
• Unfavorable 14% [15%] (12%)

Among Republicans

• Favorable 57% [69%] (66%)
• Unfavorable 34% [19%] (22%)

Among Independents

• Favorable 67% [68%] (67%)
• Unfavorable 26% [16%] (21%)

Do you agree or disagree with the statement: Governor Andrew Cuomo is a good leader for New York State?

• Agree 72% [72%] (72%)
• Disagree 19% [16%] (15%)

Among Democrats

• Agree 85% [79%] (79%)
• Disagree 7% [16%] (9%)

Among Republicans

• Agree 60% [67%] (64%)
• Disagree 31% [21%] (22%)

Among Independents

• Agree 62% [69%] (69%)
• Disagree 30% [14%] (19%)

Do you agree or disagree with the statement: Governor Andrew Cuomo is fulfilling campaign promises?

• Agree 66% [64%] (54%)
• Disagree 19% [23%] (20%)

Among Democrats

• Agree 77% [67%] (57%)
• Disagree 14% [26%] (15%)

Among Republicans

• Agree 58% [72%] (52%)
• Disagree 20% [22%] (24%)

Among Independents

• Agree 58% [55%] (55%)
• Disagree 27% [22%] (25%)

Do you agree or disagree with the statement: Governor Andrew Cuomo is changing the way things work in Albany for the better?

• Agree 60% [62%] (58%)
• Disagree 25% [27%] (23%)

Among Democrats

• Agree 69% [66%] (62%)
• Disagree 17% [28%] (16%)

Among Republicans

• Agree 50% [69%] (53%)
• Disagree 34% [22%] (27%)

Among Independents

• Agree 57% [48%] (57%)
• Disagree 33% [31%] (31%)

Would you rate the job President Barack Obama is doing in office as excellent, good, fair, or poor?

• Excellent 12% (17%)
• Good 34% (36%)
• Fair 25% (25%)
• Poor 28% (22%)

Among Democrats

• Excellent 17% (29%)
• Good 49% (46%)
• Fair 20% (17%)
• Poor 13% (7%)

Among Republicans

• Excellent 3% (3%)
• Good 11% (23%)
• Fair 34% (34%)
• Poor 50% (40%)

Among Independents

• Excellent 8% (11%)
• Good 34% (34%)
• Fair 27% (28%)
• Poor 28% (26%)

Survey of 517 registered voters was conducted July 28-31, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 4.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 50% (47%) Democrat; 27% (27%) Republican; 22% (25%) Independent/Other. Political Ideology: 36% (40%) Moderate; 34% (32%) Conservative; 30% (28%) Liberal. Results from the poll conducted April 25-29, 2011 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted January 24-26, 2011 are in parentheses.

Poll Watch: NY1-Marist New York City Survey on Anthony Weiner

NY1-Marist New York City Survey on Anthony Weiner

Do you think Anthony Weiner should resign from Congress, or not?

Among Registered Voters

• Yes 30%
• No 51%

Do you want Anthony Weiner to run for mayor of New York City in 2013, or not?

Among Registered Voters

• Yes 25%
• No 56%

Congressman Anthony Weiner had a press conference today admitting he sent lewd photos over the Internet to women other than his wife. Do you think he did nothing wrong, did something unethical, but not illegal, or did something illegal?

Among Adults

• Did nothing wrong 13%
• Did something unethical but not illegal 61%
• Did something illegal 13%

Anthony Weiner apologized for his actions and not telling the truth about them. Do you believe he is truly sorry or do you think he only said he was sorry because he got caught?

Among Adults

• Truly sorry 24%
• Only said sorry because he got caught 64%

Do you think sending lewd photos over the Internet is common practice by politicians or unusual?

Among Adults

• Common practice 30%
• Unusual 54%

Have you, yourself, ever sent or said anything over the Internet that you regret?

Among Adult Internet Users

• Yes 17%
• No 83%

Do you consider sending lewd photos over the Internet to people other than your partner cheating?

Among Adults

• Yes 60%
• No 32%

Would you forgive your partner if they sent lewd photos of themselves over the Internet to other people?

Among Adults

• Yes 33%
• No 50%

In general, do you think social media like Facebook does more harm than good or more good than harm to relationships?

Among Adults

• More harm than good 54%
• More good than harm 19%

Survey of 500 New York City adults, including a subsample of 379 registered voters, was conducted June 6, 2011. The margin of error is ±4.5 percentage points among adults; ±5.0 percentage points among registered voters.

Poll Watch: NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Republican Primary Survey

NY1/YNN-Marist New York 2012 Republican Primary Survey

• Rudy Giuliani 23%
• Mitt Romney 20%
• Sarah Palin 12%
• Mike Huckabee 10%
• Donald Trump 7%
• Ron Paul 7%
• Newt Gingrich 3%
• Tim Pawlenty 2%
• Mitch Daniels 2%
• Herman Cain 2%
• Michele Bachmann 1%
• Rick Santorum 1%
• Jon Huntsman 0%
• Gary Johnson 0%
• Undecided 10%

Survey of 205 registered Republicans was conducted April 25-29, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 7 percentage points. Political ideology: 58% Conservative; 33% Moderate; 9% Liberal.