A solid majority of New York City residents are giving Mayor Eric Adams a thumbs up for his first two months on the job.
The Marist College poll found 61 percent of respondents approved of Adams’ performance while 24 percent disapproved with the remainder undecided.
Similarly, 62 percent of residents have a favorable opinion of Adams, a popularity that crosses all key ethnic and geographic groups across the city, according to the survey conducted between March 1 and March 8.
“Mayor Adams has broad appeal at this early point in his administration,” said Lee Miringoff, Director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion.
“Unlike his predecessor
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