Maurice Carroll

A new poll also found that most voters found the mayor's actions unethical — but not illegal.

The Quinnipiac poll also showed several city officials are neck-and-neck with him in election matchups.

The results come even as Mayor Bill de Blasio unleashes a series of initiatives to tackle the problem.

New poll shows 50 percent of voters approve of the mayor, up from 45 percent in October.    

A Quinnipiac University poll found 45 percent of voters approve of de Blasio and 46 percent disapprove.

Voters say the ongoing feud between the two leaders is hurting New Yorkers.

The mayor received his lowest overall approval rating in the Quinnipiac University poll.

Fifty-two percent of voters believe Cuomo is part of the problem with ethics.

De Blasio and Cuomo deny there is a feud despite evidence pointing to the contrary.

Cuomo's poll numbers decline due to his education policies, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.

Voters approve of the job Mayor Bill de Blasio is doing by a 49 to 40 percent margin.

Nearly 80 percent of those polled also thought that PBA head Pat Lynch's statements were "too extreme."

Mayor Bill de Blasio has called wife Chirlane McCray his most important adviser.

More than 70 percent of voters approve of Bill de Blasio's new marijuana policy, a new poll found.

African-American leaders believe the mayor really listens and gets the issues that matter to them.