New York voters are profoundly pessimistic about the state economy,
worried that they or someone in their household will
be laid off in the coming year, and convinced that Albany is rife with corruption.
But in the race for governor, they are rallying not around
the gruff outsider who has promised to take a baseball bat to
Albany, but around an insider who has spent much of his adult
life working in government: Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.
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