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It's a small percentage, but who are the voters that are saying they want #GeorgeSantos to stick around??

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NEW: Newsday/Siena polled #NY03: By a 6-1 ratio (78-13) voters in #GeorgeSantos district want him to resign. Even 71% of GOP say resign. 75% say he can't be effective in office. His favorable/unfavorable rating? 6 favorabe, 86 unfavorable. newsday.com/long-island/po @Newsday

2:32 PM · Jan 31, 2023

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It's a certain hard core of Republicans who fear that ordering a special election would turn the seat over to a Democrat, and they don't want to take the risk.

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Really sad to see. I actually lived in that district before moving away last year, so was a little surprised it had turned red.

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