In a snap poll, Survey USA asked New Yorkers some questions about former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, after a report this morning that he's considering a political comeback.

Only 15 percent of voters said they'd vote for Spitzer again no matter what office he sought. Another 47 percent said they might vote for him, depending on which office he sought. Roughly two-in-five voters, 39 percent, said they would not consider voting for Spitzer under any circumstances.

One-third of York voters said they had absolutely no respect for Spitzer, while 20 percent gave him a lukewarm 5 on a scale of 10.

Though not horse races, check out these results when asked who voters considered more qualified to be governor:

Spitzer 41 - Paterson 24
Giuliani 59 - Spitzer 25
Giuliani 61 - Paterson 27

The survey of 500 adults was conducted today, and had a margin of error of +/- 4.5 percent.

It may all be for nothing. NY1 television quotes Spitzer as saying the Post story is "totally untrue."