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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Trump "can be helpful" to his home state, especially on infrastructure improvements, DeRosa said, based on Cuomo's past dealings with the ex-president while both were in office.
50% : "Council Minority Leader Joe Borelli (R-Staten Island) said he hopes "some reasonable Democrats" will with work with Trump, "but I am certain that there will be a cadre that doubles down on the wokeness and forgets why they got spanked [on Election Day] in the first place.
48% : "Trump campaigned on a populist message, including promises that he would help working people," he said.
43% : The city and state, however, is better served working with Trump to secure federal matching funds for transportation infrastructure projects and other needs rather than socking New Yorkers with a "congestion tax" -- while at the same time spending a fortune dealing with a migrant crisis created by Biden, said Malliotakis.
43% : When asked whether she has faith Trump can fix the subways without congestion pricing, Ramos said "If he's saying he's going to do it, he better deliver.
36% : When Trump is sworn in as president in January, he'll have the power to block the controversial congestion-tolling plan for drivers entering Manhattan below 60 Street by either refusing to sign off on the plan or demanding a new environmental review.
29% : "Hochul appeared to open the door to change when she called Trump Thursday to congratulate him on being re-elected to the White House.
26% : "Adams on Thursday told reporters said he "communicated" with Trump after Election Day to remind him the city faces "many issues" - including infrastructure problems - and that he hopes both his administration and the White House can "work together" to fix them.
19% : The pair's chat touched on the Big Apple's deteriorating transit infrastructure, and Trump, who opposes congestion tolling, expressed interest in working with Hochul to fix up Penn Station and the subways, sources told The Post.

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