NEW YORK — New Yorkers have soured slightly on Mayor Eric Adams’ job performance over the past month amid continuing migrant and housing crises in the city, according to a new poll.
The survey from Siena College, conducted between June 20 and June 25, found that 46% of New York City residents hold a favorable view of Adams’ performance in office, while 39% hold an unfavorable view.
That compares to the 49% favorability rating he scored in a similar analysis conducted by Siena pollsters in mid-May. That poll put his unfavourability at 35%, meaning that unflattering metric has trended in the wrong direction for the mayor in the past month, too.
