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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1998

Page

4

Polls diverge over Schumer Ferraro edge in NY primary

In the Sept 15 NY primary race polls differ on the Democratic field with Schumer leading Ferraro in one survey while Ferraro tops another among likely voters. Zogby also notes many Democrats undecided on governor and attorney general races as Pataki leads, with Spitzer and Vallone prominent in their contests.

Evan Davis Spitz Dennis Vacca Zogby George Pataki GOP Dennis Vacco Spitzer D'Amato Schumer John Zogby

Upstaters give little to D'Amato challengers in race

A computer analysis shows Upstate New York donors have largely stayed away from the three Democrats seeking to defeat Sen. Alfonso D'Amato. Ferraro, Schumer, and Green drew small sums from Upstate, while D'Amato outraised them locally. The data, from FECInfo, notes combined Upstate gifts under $20,000 from 36 donors, with Syracuse and Rochester providing sparse support.

Washington Alfonso M. D'Amato Upstate New York Geraldine Ferraro Charles Schumer Brooklyn New York City Mark Green Syracuse Buffalo Rochester John Zogby Senate Herald American

Dems in Senate race mind p s and q s to a fault

Democratic Senate race in New York stays civil nine days before the primary, with turnout possibly dipping below the national 17 percent average and 35 percent undecided. Mark Green attacks Rep. Charles Schumer over big money, while Schumer touts finance reform and fundraising strength. Green Party endorsement fuels Rothenberg campaign. Walsh returns with Clinton entourage. hearing loss bill advances.

Washington Alfonso M. D’amato New York John Zogby Herald American New York City Mark Green Charles Schumer Brooklyn Schumer Green Geraldine Ferraro House Banking Committee D'Amato Senate Banking Committee New York University Chuck Schumer Cathie Levine House Buffalo Levine James Walsh Bonondaga Ireland Walsh Clinton Air Force One James O'Connor Yvonne Rothenberg Green Party Peerets Ihe

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