Poll: Voters unhappy with what's going on in state
Quick ReadLong Islanders, more than most across the state, are upset about the state's direction, according to a new survey by Newsday and Hofstra University.
Photo credit: David Pokress | Tea Party supporters rally in Massapequa. (April 15, 2010)
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Former New York Gov. David A. Paterson
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Voter dissatisfaction with New York State politics these days is wide and deep, with nearly 70 percent of registered voters unhappy about the way things are going in the state generally, according to a new survey by Newsday and Hofstra University.
Long Islanders, more than most across the state, are upset about the state's direction, and are somewhat more likely to want to replace their representatives...
