The Siena survey also showed Gov. Kathy Hochul's favorability ratings were down. Hochul says she is focused on helping generate support for Democratic congressional candidates in New York.

The race for the White House ramped up, as both candidates looked to court independent voters. A poll from Siena College showed how voters in New York reacted to both candidates. This week on Empire State Weekly,

The preference for Trump on fracking dovetails with voters leaning toward him on the economy overall. The Inquirer/NYT/Siena poll also found that 51% of likely voters favored Trump on the economy compared to 47% who trusted Harris more.

Just two months into her whirlwind Democratic candidacy, Vice President Kamala Harris is making progress on the most important issue to Pennsylvania voters: the economy. A new Philadelphia Inquirer/New York Times/Siena College poll shows that while Trump is still favored on the economy,

One of Vice President Kamala Harris' "most trusted" senior advisors has a shocking prediction for a campaign shake up against Donald Trump. Harris campaign senior adviser for communications Brian Fallon revealed some of his predictions in an interview with Politico.