Overview
- Times/Siena survey of 1,284 likely voters (Sept. 2–6; ±3.6 pts) shows Zohran Mamdani at 46% in a four-way race, with Andrew Cuomo at 24%, Curtis Sliwa at 15% and Eric Adams at 9%.
- In a hypothetical two-person contest, Mamdani leads Cuomo 48% to 44%, with pollsters noting Cuomo would capture most Adams and Sliwa backers if they exited.
- New York business leaders including Laurie Tisch and Related Companies CEO Jeff Blau are mobilizing fundraising for Cuomo and exploring private-sector roles to coax Adams from the race, according to multiple reports.
- Reports say Trump advisers discussed offering Adams and Sliwa federal jobs to clear the field for Cuomo; Trump said he hasn’t spoken directly to Adams and both Adams and Sliwa insist they’re staying in.
- Affordability remains Mamdani’s core strength, and the poll shows voters—especially younger voters—credit him with best addressing the Israel–Palestinian conflict.