Capital Correspondent Karen Dewitt has the story.
And a new poll finds the majority of New Yorkers now think the governor did something wrong.
It’s been over a decade since a New York governor was skewered on Saturday Night Live, where the show’s cold open skits have become a cultural touchstone. Eliot Spitzer was satirized for his involvement with prostitutes, and former Governor David Paterson blamed SNL parodies for his slide in approval ratings.
Governor Cuomo was largely exempt from the ribbings, until a report by the state’s Attorney General found that he significantly undercounted the number of New Yorkers in nursing homes who died of Covid. On Saturday’s show, cast member Chloe Fineman playing Britney Spears, asks Pete Davidson, portraying Cuomo, about the scandal.
so he didn t get hurt. romney got helped. the race got closer. we also had a conservative ideological advantage of conservative in the exit polls. what do you tell folks that look at those numbers? this tells you you can t weight your data by party idea. we ve said it a million times during the campaign. there s national polls. they had a 15-point swing in party i.d. in two weeks. you get into a problem when they start doing that. what we re seeing is in ohio the effects of the early voting. those people are democratic, and they aren t likely voters, they re definite voters, and that s what s pulling these numbers. lee miringhoff, director of the marist poll. always good to see you. we ll see you in a few weeks. vice president biden says he s anticipating a chance to draw a clear contract with the republican proposals at tonight s debate. joining me now, kentucky s democratic governor steve
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