A poll out today from Quinnipiac University shows state Comptroller Alan Hevesi leading his Republican challenger, J. Christopher Callaghan, by 50 to 38 percent. That's in line with a Newsday/NY1 poll released Thursday that had Hevesi up by 10 points, but it challenges a Siena Research Institute poll released Friday that had Hevesi up by four points.
The Quinnipiac poll shows more swing voters moving over to Callaghan. In mid-October Hevesi led Callaghan among independent voters by a 51 to 24 percent margin, but that lead has slipped to 11 points.
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Errol:
Might I make a suggestion to you and Spin Cycle.
If you aren't willing to let people freely respond to your posts without delay, then don't bother to post. You seem to be afraid that someone might disagree with you. Monologues just aren't that interesting.
Please try to be less of a weenie and fully participate in the blog experience.
Thanks.