Record Number View Cuomo Unfavorably
A new Siena College poll finds 52% of New Yorkers view Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) unfavorably.It s the first time the governor s unfavorability rating has surpassed 50% in Siena s polling.
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Siena poll: A record number of New Yorkers view Cuomo unfavorably
Only 40 percent of respondents say they view Cuomo favorably, while 52 percent view him unfavorably.
8 days ago|Washington, United States
Siena poll: Most New York voters hold unfavorable view of Cuomo
The poll, however, shows New York voters are not budging on opposing Gov. Cuomo s resignation.
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Cuomo is still facing multiple controversies.
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Cuomo is facing allegations that he sexually harassed or behaved inappropriately toward multiple women, including several former staffers. The former staffers have accused Cuomo of workplace harassment, including demeaning them with pet nicknames or making objectifying remarks about their appearance, subjecting them to unwanted kisses and touches or asking them about their sex lives.
Cuomo also faces an allegation that he groped a female staff member under her shirt after summoning her to the governor’s mansion in Albany late last year. He has denied touching any women inappropriately.
The first woman to publicly speak out against Cuomo, Lindsey Boylan, said the governor kissed her on the lips without consent and “would go out of his way to touch me on my lower back, arms and legs.
A new leader will take the helm of the Whitney Point Central School District this summer.
The district s board of education voted unanimously Tuesday to appoint Jo-Ann Sexton as its new superintendent, starting July 1.
Sexton will replace Patricia Follette, who is retiring June 30 after a 33-year career in education, including the past nine years as superintendent.
Sexton, who earned her bachelor s degree from Binghamton University and a master s degree from Oneonta College, and is currently completing her doctoral degree at Binghamton University, started with the Whitney Point district as a school counselor in 1989.
After 17 years as a counselor, Sexton served as an assistant principal and director of special services before becoming assistant superintendent nine years ago.
New York State Team
After nearly a year of being apart, Laurene Gilbert excitedly prepared to visit her partner inside a New York nursing home when state officials eased COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on Feb. 26.
She quickly discovered the policy changes failed to end their harrowing separation.
More than two weeks later, Gilbert and countless other people are still barred from visiting residents at long-term care facilities in New York amid confusion and delays tied to implementing new state and federal guidelines.
Only 275 of the 610 nursing homes across New York were eligible for visits on Monday, state officials said, as advocates pleaded with regulators and nursing home operators to end the isolation that has caused mental and physical trauma among many frail and elderly New Yorkers at the facilities, which are now much safer due to COVID-19 vaccinations.