The Latest Breaking News from Siena College

Voters are most likely to (negatively) cite Trump's behavior and the economy (as a positive).

A new NYT, Siena College and The Philadelphia Inquirer poll showed the third-party candidate with a 14% support among members of this demographic

In a new Siena College poll, a full 61% of New Yorkers said that they were worried about personally being a crime victim and half worry about safety in public spaces. The fact that they’re doing so in the safest big city in the nation by almost every conceivable metric…

The Long Island Republican shows no signs of leaving Congress

Americans understand that democracy is in dire peril. That doesn't mean they believe in it, or give a damn

LAS VEGAS — The latest batch of polling shows Nevada’s pivotal U.S. Senate race between incumbent Democrat Catherine Cortez Masto and Republican challenger Adam Laxalt is incredibly close.

ALBANY, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul leads Republican challenger Lee Zeldin by 17 points and is gaining ground among suburban voters as Election Day approaches, according to a new Siena College poll.

Democrats and Republicans have to brace themselves for soul searching and painful decision-making before 2024

President Joe Biden expressed confidence he would defeat former President Donald Trump in potential rematch in 2024, even as Biden has yet to say for sure if he’ll seek a second term.