Overview

• A Siena College poll reveals 42% of New York City voters now support congestion pricing, up from 32% in December, while 35% remain opposed.
• Statewide, 33% of voters support the toll plan, with 40% opposed, though opposition has decreased significantly since last year.
• The Trump administration recently revoked federal approval for the $9 Manhattan congestion toll, calling it harmful to working-class Americans and small businesses.
• Governor Hochul plans to challenge the revocation in court, citing reduced traffic congestion and faster commutes as evidence of the program's success.
• The poll also highlights growing disapproval of Trump’s presidency in New York, with 55% of voters expressing dissatisfaction with his job performance.