Poll: Bloomberg at 53 percent
Michael Bloomberg leads Bill Thompson 53 to 35, according to a new Quinnipiac poll of 1,088 likely voters.
That’s virtually unchanged from their poll last month, which had Bloomberg leading 52 to 36.
This latest poll has Bloomberg leading 46 to 44 among Democrats, 61 to 24 among Independents, and 49 to 35 among Hispanics. Plus, he's leading in every borough.
Last week’s poll from Marist showed similar results, except it had Thompson leading in the Bronx.
A two-term incumbent just barely over 50 percent would normally have lots to worry about, if he were being challenged by someone who had convinced the public there was an electable alternative. Thompson, unable to crack 40 percent in public opinion polls, does not seem to have made that case effectively.
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