A recent Siena poll has shown that Kathy Hochul is leading in the governor's race, with a 20-point advantage over her opponent. The poll also found that voters are ranking the cost of living as a top issue.
The poll, which was conducted earlier this month, surveyed voters across the state and found that Hochul is ahead of her opponent Blakeman.
"The cost of living is a major concern for voters" said Siena College.
The City of Buffalo has been affected by the rising cost of living, with many residents struggling to make ends meet. The Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority has been working to provide affordable housing options for low-income families.
The poll's findings will have significant implications for the governor's race, as voters will be looking for a candidate who can address their concerns about the cost of living. Hochul has been campaigning on a platform of affordability and economic growth, which appears to be resonating with voters.
Parents in the Williamsville district and Amherst will be closely watching the governor's race, as the outcome will have a direct impact on education funding and policy. The Buffalo Teachers Federation has been advocating for increased funding for public schools, which could be affected by the governor's budget.
The next step will be the general election, which will take place on November 2nd. Voters are advised to register and cast their ballots, as the outcome of the election will have a significant impact on the future of the state and the Buffalo area.