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    Political ramifications of overturning Roe

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Closing NY poll gap ‘concerning’ for Clinton

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A poll released by Quinnipiac University shows Hillary Clinton with a 12-point edge over Brooklyn-born Bernie Sanders in the New York primary race. While that may seem like a hefty lead, there is still more than three weeks to go until the April 19th primary in a state that is not always a slam dunk for an establishment candidate. Stu Loeser, former Press Secretary to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, weighs in on the upcoming race.March 31, 2016

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