Polling Institute releases New York City and Ohio polls
May 10, 2012
Dems top Kelly big time in New York City mayoral race; voters like Kelly as top cop, not as mayor
While Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has the highest approval rating of any New York City official, he trails each of three leading Democratic candidates by double digits in an early look at the 2013 race for mayor, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released May 10.
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Portman doesn't move needle in Ohio pres race; Mandel narrows gap with Brown in Senate race
The presidential race in Ohio remains too close to call as President Barack Obama gets 45 percent to 44 percent for Republican Mitt Romney, with a 45 - 45 percent dead heat if the GOP adds home-state Sen. Rob Portman as Romney's running mate, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released May 10.
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While Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has the highest approval rating of any New York City official, he trails each of three leading Democratic candidates by double digits in an early look at the 2013 race for mayor, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released May 10.
Read complete poll
Portman doesn't move needle in Ohio pres race; Mandel narrows gap with Brown in Senate race
The presidential race in Ohio remains too close to call as President Barack Obama gets 45 percent to 44 percent for Republican Mitt Romney, with a 45 - 45 percent dead heat if the GOP adds home-state Sen. Rob Portman as Romney's running mate, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released May 10.
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