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Poll Shows Letitia James' Lead Over Saritha Komatireddy Narrows in New York AG Race

A recent Siena University poll indicates that New York Attorney General Letitia James' lead over Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy has decreased from 18 points to 13 points. James currently holds 52% support compared to Komatireddy's 39%. The poll highlights Komatireddy's challenge of gaining recognition among voters, with two-thirds of likely voters being unfamiliar with her.

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A recent Siena University poll indicates that New York Attorney General Letitia James' lead over Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy has decreased from 18 points to 13 points. James currently holds 52% support compared to Komatireddy's 39%. The poll highlights Komatireddy's challenge of gaining recognition among voters, with two-thirds of likely voters being unfamiliar with her.

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Letitia James’ lead over GOP rival Saritha Komatireddy shrinks in NY AG race: poll

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Poll Shows Letitia James' Lead Over Saritha Komatireddy Narrows in New York AG Race