I wonder what region of the state is swinging towards him then? Since his numbers in New York seem to be holding steady since 2008.
Well, for starters, it a uni poll. So who knows how accurate it is, especially since the statewide polls are basically static from 2008. It does fit into the R+7 or R+8 narrative that Gallup is painting.
If there's any gain, it would have to be with minority groups in New York City. The Northern burbs would probably mirror LI and I can't see upstate tilting more Obama than 2008. It's not like business is booming in upstate NY.