According to a number of voters in New York President Trump will indeed be re-elected and won a second White House term, as disclosed by a new poll.

The Siena College survey found that sixty-two per cent of registered voters in New York predict Trump will get to be president for four more years, while only 29 per cent said they think he will lose the election in November.

About 81% of Republicans and 73% of independents think that trump will thrive in re-election.

Perhaps around 48 per cent of Democrats anticipate that after January next year Trump will get into the White House.

Throughout the poll, 47% thought Trump would be defeated by the ultimate Democratic nominee, contrary to 42% who thought he could win a second term

While Trump stood against a Democrat, New Yorkers welcomed the selection of a new president.

Seventy-two per cent of the Republicans surveyed said they had a favorable view of Trump, while the poll found that any of the top Democratic candidates would beat the president in his home state.

Bernie Sanders as well as former Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg have been placed ahead of former Vice President Joe Biden as presidential candidates strongly supported to defeat Trump.

When the respondents were asked which Democrat would have the best opportunity to become president, 33% replied Bloomberg, 22% responded by saying Sanders and 16% said Biden.

Former Mayor of the South Bend, Pete Buttigieg, and Joe Biden might win a race against Trump in New York by 19. Whereas Sanders could defeat Trump by 18 points as well as other Democrats like Amy Klobuchar will also win by 16 points, and 14 points for Elizabeth Warren.

Speaker Steve Greenberg Siena poll said:’ Bloomberg leads with Sanders second in New York City, while Sanders leads upstate and downstate suburbs in which Bloomberg finishes third in both.

Bernie’s outscoring with young voters, and with older voters, Mike has commanding lead. Men side with Bernie, women leaning towards Mike.

According to the poll young voters, Sanders has the best opportunity whilst Bloomberg is more conducive to older voters. Greenberg added: ‘ Who Democrat will have the potential to win in November? One-third of Democrats say Bloomberg right now followed by Sanders and Biden.

Unexpectedly, as per older voters, Bloomberg has the best chance with whom he scores higher on likeliness and according to younger voters, Sanders has the best opportunity, who regard him favorably disproportionately.

‘ This was more of a snapshot of Democrats than a pre-election poll, since South Carolina and Super Tuesday are likely to reduce the size of the field substantially, and this poll certainly didn’t look at likely primary voters. ‘

Sanders managed to score a narrow victory in the Nevada presidential caucuses on Saturday to shift into the front-runner position in the race to pull Trump.