New York Poll Shows Growing Support for Congestion Pricing Despite Statewide Opposition

Governor Hochul gains traction in New York City for the controversial toll plan as Trump administration revokes federal approval.

A Siena College poll reveals 42% of New York City voters now support congestion pricing, up from 32% in December, while 35% remain opposed.
Statewide, 33% of voters support the toll plan, with 40% opposed, though opposition has decreased significantly since last year.
The Trump administration recently revoked federal approval for the $9 Manhattan congestion toll, calling it harmful to working-class Americans and small businesses.
Governor Hochul plans to challenge the revocation in court, citing reduced traffic congestion and faster commutes as evidence of the program's success.
The poll also highlights growing disapproval of Trump’s presidency in New York, with 55% of voters expressing dissatisfaction with his job performance.