Poll: NYC Democratic Mayoral Primary Race Now Nearly Deadlocked
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Politico – The Democratic primary race to be the next mayor of New York City is now deadlocked in a three-way tie, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
The poll, released Wednesday, finds former City Comptroller William Thompson, former Rep. Anthony Weiner and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn extremely close in percentage points among registered Democrats. Quinn has managed to rope in 19 percent of Democratic support, Weiner got 17 percent and Thompson follows just a step behind with 16 percent.
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