Kamala Harris and Donald Trump remain neck and neck on Long Island and in some suburban Hudson Valley Counties, a newly released Siena College poll of likely voters shows.
Vice President Kamala Harris is inching up her commanding lead over former President Donald Trump in New York but remains neck-and-neck with the Republican among the state’s suburban voters, a newly released Siena College poll of likely voters shows.
“Harris has widened her lead over Trump in New York, leading by 19 points in a head-to-head matchup,” Siena College poll spokesperson Steven Greenberg wrote in a statement.
But the race is a lot closer on Long Island and in some suburban Hudson Valley Counties, the poll shows.
Harris leads Trump 52% to 47% in the suburbs including Long Island as well as Westchester, Putnam, Rockland and Orange Counties. The poll has a margin of error of 4.1%.
Trump led Harris in the suburbs 50% to 48%, according to last month’s Siena poll.
The popularity of the top of the ticket could play a major role, especially related to turnout, in the several battleground congressional districts in the Big Apple suburbs.
