Name: Poll results: Do Long Islanders think democracy is on the line?
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Description: Newsday columnist Joye Brown breaks down the numbers from the latest Siena College/Newsday poll

<p>Newsday columnist Joye Brown breaks down the numbers from the latest Siena College/Newsday poll</p>


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Poll results: Do Long Islanders think democracy is on the line?

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