No cliffhanger for New York's Electoral College votes
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Quinnipiac has a new poll out on voter preferences in New York State. One finding is that Gov. Cuomo has an approval rating of 69 to 19 percent to the good. Better hold on to him while you can, New York. He'll be in the White House in four and a half years. It'll be good to have an Italian-American president, which will make my mother very happy.
On the presidency, well, it's over. Obama has a 55 to 32 percent lead over Romney. I vote in New York, so it's good to know my ballot will be absolutely useless.
The same is true for the Democratic incumbent U.S Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who appears to have an insurmountable lead.
Of course, getting to vote against Tea Party nutjob Nan Hayworth in NY-19 is some consolation. It would be good to get that seat back.
(Cross-posted at Lippmann's Ghost.)
On the presidency, well, it's over. Obama has a 55 to 32 percent lead over Romney. I vote in New York, so it's good to know my ballot will be absolutely useless.
The same is true for the Democratic incumbent U.S Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who appears to have an insurmountable lead.
Of course, getting to vote against Tea Party nutjob Nan Hayworth in NY-19 is some consolation. It would be good to get that seat back.
(Cross-posted at Lippmann's Ghost.)
Labels: 2012 elections, Andrew Cuomo, New York, polling
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