NY-D Gov (Siena): Cuomo +35

[Gass3268]

Cuomo 61%
Nixon 26%

Source

[NewYorkExpress]

Looks like Sean Patrick Maloney will win the Attorney General Primary, when he does jump in...there's a huge opening for him, and he's all but said he's running.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

Freedom Poll! Cuomo's deeply flawed, but the great citizens of New York aren't going to let their state be turned into a banana republic by De Blasio's stalking horse.

[NewYorkExpress]

Freedom Poll! Cuomo's deeply flawed, but the great citizens of New York aren't going to let their state be turned into a banana republic by De Blasio's stalking horse.

If De Blasio wanted to be Governor, he would have run himself.

[President Johnson]

Still early, but I think this may be some form of a redux from this year's Republican primary in Illinois that could go either way in September.

However, Nixon already got the endorsement of the Working Families Party. So if she loses the Dem primary, is there a chance she takes votes away from Cuomo in the general election to make it closer? Not that I think one of the low-profile Republicans currently running have a shot, but it wouldn't be nice for Cuomo.

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Safe D, Hopefully Cuomo can keep this primary margin though.

[Xing]

Cuomo is gross, but Democrats need to get a better primary challenger than Nixon.

[Kodak]

Still early, but I think this may be some form of a redux from this year's Republican primary in Illinois that could go either way in September.

However, Nixon already got the endorsement of the Working Families Party. So if she loses the Dem primary, is there a chance she takes votes away from Cuomo in the general election to make it closer? Not that I think one of the low-profile Republicans currently running have a shot, but it wouldn't be nice for Cuomo.

If Nixon continues running on the WFP line, the Republican would be more likely to finish third than first.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

Still early, but I think this may be some form of a redux from this year's Republican primary in Illinois that could go either way in September.

However, Nixon already got the endorsement of the Working Families Party. So if she loses the Dem primary, is there a chance she takes votes away from Cuomo in the general election to make it closer? Not that I think one of the low-profile Republicans currently running have a shot, but it wouldn't be nice for Cuomo.

If Nixon continues running on the WFP line, the Republican would be more likely to finish third than first.

Given Nixon's meager primary support, that seems unlikely.

Molinaro is likely locked into second, and the 10-15% Nixon could take away from Cuomo in the general likely won't be enough to tilt the balance in a 30-point race.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Cuomo winning black voters 74-17%.  That's a real shame, considering whose policies are helping to incarcerate blacks.

[Calthrina950]

Cuomo winning black voters 74-17%.  That's a real shame, considering whose policies are helping to incarcerate blacks.

Black voters have a tendency to support establishment Democrats across the board.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Cuomo winning black voters 74-17%.  That's a real shame, considering whose policies are helping to incarcerate blacks.

Black voters have a tendency to support establishment Democrats across the board.

Not Gavin Newsom, Blacks supported overwhelmingly Vilarigosa, but his polls went south and voted at the end for Newsom

[Calthrina950]

Cuomo winning black voters 74-17%.  That's a real shame, considering whose policies are helping to incarcerate blacks.

Black voters have a tendency to support establishment Democrats across the board.

Not Gavin Newsom, Blacks supported overwhelmingly Vilarigosa, but his polls went south and voted at the end for Newsom

Well, obviously not in all cases, but most of the time. Hillary Clinton in 2016 is a good example of this tendency.