Voters rated New York City Mayor Eric Adams as one of the most ahead of any other politician in the state, according to a poll.
That’s the finding of a new Siena College poll released Tuesday, which put Adams at a +22 net favor rating, far higher than any local, state or federal official or agency in the poll.
Adams has net positive scores with every political, geographic and demographic group in the state survey of registered voters, including a +9 score among Republicans and a +21 score among those who identify as politically conservative.
In New York City, the mayor’s positivity index is +43, according to the survey.
The statewide poll of 806 registered voters was conducted Jan. 9-13 and has a 4.0 percentage point margin of error.
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