Big Apple voters have deflated Alec Baldwin’s fantasy of running for mayor.
A new NY1-Marist College poll found 66 percent would prefer that Baldwin (below) stick to acting and stay out of the 2013 City Hall race. Eighteen percent urged him to jump in, while 16 percent were unsure.
Baldwin, a star of NBC’s hit comedy “30 Rock,” has been musing about a possible mayoral run for at least two years.
But he should think again.
He scored even lower in the poll than scandal-scarred former Rep. Anthony Weiner, who was scorned by 58 percent of voters, and former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, nixed by 57 percent.
The poll also showed City Council Speaker Christine Quinn leading Democrats angling to replace Mayor Bloomberg. With 23 percent support, Quinn topped Bill Thompson (15 percent), John Liu (9), Bill de Blasio (8), Scott Stringer (6) and Tom Allon (2).