A possible 11th-hour entry by Andrew Cuomo has loomed over the New York City mayoral race for weeks. Now it looks like he’s about to throw his hat in the the ring, and he appears to be in a very good position to do so.

A Honan Strategy Group–conducted poll from Tusk Strategies, first reported by the New York Post, found the former governor leading among likely Democratic voters with 38 percent of the vote, putting him far out in front of the rest of the primary challengers. Leftist Queens assemblymember Zohran Mamdani received 12 percent, followed by incumbent mayor Eric Adams with 10 percent, comptroller Brad Lander with 7 percent, and former comptroller Scott Stringer with 5 percent. Brooklyn state senator Zellnor Myrie came in at 2 percent, and Queens state senator Jessica Ramos at one percent.

Though the survey hails from Cuomo-friendly territory (Politico recently reported that Tusk Strategies’ CEO has been........

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