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http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=246
Released: July 31, 2000
Lazio leads Hillary in N.Y. Senate Race,
New Zogby International poll reveals
Republican Congressman Rick Lazio has taken the lead over Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton in the race for the U.S. Senate, a new Zogby International poll reveals. The poll was conducted for the New York Post.
The survey of 605 likely New York State voters conducted July 26-28, finds the Long Island Congressman leading Clinton 49.6% - 42.0% with 2% choosing other candidates and 6.3% Undecided. In June, Clinton led Lazio 46.4% - 43.9%.
The new survey has a margin of sampling error of +/- 4%.
Survey results show Lazio with an increasing lead over Clinton among Upstate voters (56.4%-35.9%) (in the previous June survey Lazio led Upstate 49.5% - 40.2%), and maintaining a strong lead among Suburban voters 58.6% - 32.9% and Independent voters (57.1% - 28.7%).
Clinton maintained her lead over Lazio among New York City voters (60.6% - 30.1%), among African Americans (87.7% – 8.3%) and Hispanics (60.4% - 18.3%).
In the four-way Senate race which includes the Green Party’s Al "Grandpa" Lewis and the Independence Party’s Jeff Graham, Lazio leads Clinton 45.9% - 41.1% with Graham receiving 1.7% and Lewis receiving 1.3%. Another 9.9% are Undecided.
Also, the new survey has Lazio’s favorable/unfavorable rating at 56.3% - 39.6% compared to Clinton’s rating at 49.6% - 47.8%. Nearly two in five New York voters (38.3%) regard Clinton as "very favorable."
In the presidential race, Democrat Al Gore leads Republican George W. Bush 43.3% - 38.5%, with the Green Party’s Ralph Nader next at 4.8%, and followed by Libertarian Harry Browne at 1.1%. The Reform Party’s Pat Buchanan, Natural Law’s John Hagelin and the Constitution’s Party Howard Phillips all had less than one percent.
Zogby New York Tracking Table:
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http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=246
Released: July 31, 2000
Lazio leads Hillary in N.Y. Senate Race,
New Zogby International poll reveals
Republican Congressman Rick Lazio has taken the lead over Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton in the race for the U.S. Senate, a new Zogby International poll reveals. The poll was conducted for the New York Post.
The survey of 605 likely New York State voters conducted July 26-28, finds the Long Island Congressman leading Clinton 49.6% - 42.0% with 2% choosing other candidates and 6.3% Undecided. In June, Clinton led Lazio 46.4% - 43.9%.
The new survey has a margin of sampling error of +/- 4%.
Survey results show Lazio with an increasing lead over Clinton among Upstate voters (56.4%-35.9%) (in the previous June survey Lazio led Upstate 49.5% - 40.2%), and maintaining a strong lead among Suburban voters 58.6% - 32.9% and Independent voters (57.1% - 28.7%).
Clinton maintained her lead over Lazio among New York City voters (60.6% - 30.1%), among African Americans (87.7% – 8.3%) and Hispanics (60.4% - 18.3%).
In the four-way Senate race which includes the Green Party’s Al "Grandpa" Lewis and the Independence Party’s Jeff Graham, Lazio leads Clinton 45.9% - 41.1% with Graham receiving 1.7% and Lewis receiving 1.3%. Another 9.9% are Undecided.
Also, the new survey has Lazio’s favorable/unfavorable rating at 56.3% - 39.6% compared to Clinton’s rating at 49.6% - 47.8%. Nearly two in five New York voters (38.3%) regard Clinton as "very favorable."
In the presidential race, Democrat Al Gore leads Republican George W. Bush 43.3% - 38.5%, with the Green Party’s Ralph Nader next at 4.8%, and followed by Libertarian Harry Browne at 1.1%. The Reform Party’s Pat Buchanan, Natural Law’s John Hagelin and the Constitution’s Party Howard Phillips all had less than one percent.
Zogby New York Tracking Table:
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