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Paterson Gains A Teeny Bit In New Poll


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Jen Chung

Published Dec 14, 2009

Modified Dec 14, 2009


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A new Siena poll shows that Governor Paterson's rating have improved a little bit. Apparently 36% have a favorable view of him, up from 27% in the spring. However, 65% of voters surveyed would rather vote for someone else in the 2010 election. Voters will prefer Andrew Cuomo—but in a matchup vs. Rick Lazio, Paterson finally beats him, 42% to 39%. Guess that reinvention plan can't come soon enough!

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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