Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has a 25-point lead over Republican challenger John Cahill, even though only a quarter of registered voters have a favorable opinion of the incumbent, according to a poll released Monday morning.
June 17, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has a 25-point lead over Republican challenger John Cahill, even though only a quarter of registered voters have a favorable opinion of the incumbent, according to a poll released Monday morning by Siena College Research Institute.
The poll showed Schneiderman leading Cahill 52 to 27 percent, holding a comfortable early lead among most demographic groups, but it also showed the attorney general is unknown by a large percentage of voters.
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