For New York Democrats: Election Day 2026
Your home for tonight's results: our New York candidates, where to vote, and where to follow the count here and across the country.
Unofficial election-night results. Can change as absentee, military and affidavit ballots are counted.
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Our statewide ticket
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Kathy C. Hochul and Adrienne E. Adams Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Bruce A. Blakeman and Todd Hood (Republican, Conservative, Vote Affordable)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results · Suffolk results
Attorney General
Letitia A. James Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Saritha Komatireddy (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results · Suffolk results
Comptroller
Thomas P. DiNapoli Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Joseph Hernandez (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results · Suffolk results
Democrats shown first, with their opponents below. Both the New York City and Suffolk County lists show just these two candidates or tickets for each statewide office, plus write-ins. There is no U.S. Senate race in New York this year, and neither list shows a statewide ballot proposal.
New York official results, after 9 PM
No counts appear on this page before polls close at 9 PM.
Long Island in Congress
U.S. House NY-1
Christopher J. Gallant Democratic Republican opponent: Nicholas J. LaLota (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
U.S. House NY-2
Patrick Halpin Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Andrew R. Garbarino (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
U.S. House NY-3
Thomas R. Suozzi Democratic Republican opponent: Michael J. LiPetri Jr (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results · Suffolk results
U.S. House NY-4
Laura Gillen Democratic Republican opponent: Jeanine C. Driscoll (Republican, Conservative) Also on the ballot: Blay Tarnoff (Libertarian)
Official source: NY State results
The rest of our New York House races
NY-5 through NY-26. Long Island's four are just above.
U.S. House NY-5
Gregory W. Meeks Democratic Republican opponent: George Marsh (Republican, Queens United)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-6
Grace Meng Democratic Republican opponent: Joseph Chou (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-7
Claire Valdez Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Melvin Rivera (Republican, Conservative) Also on the ballot: Priscilla Ghaznavi (Our Future)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-8
Hakeem S. Jeffries Democratic Republican opponent: Lewis Mizrahi (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-9
Yvette D. Clarke Democratic Republican opponent: Joel Azumah (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-10
Brad Lander Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Jennifer E. Moore (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-11
Mike DeCillis Democratic Republican opponent: Nicole Malliotakis (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-12
Micah C. Lasher Democratic Republican opponent: Caroline Shinkle (Republican, Conservative) Also on the ballot: Wilneida Negron (For All of Us) Also on the ballot: Karen Ortiz (Karen Ortiz line)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-13
Darializa Avila Chevalier Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Jomo M. Williams (Republican)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-14
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Diamant Hysenaj (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-15
Ritchie Torres Democratic Republican opponent: Stylo Sapaskis (Republican) Also on the ballot: Gonzalo Duran (Conservative) Also on the ballot: Andre Easton (Socialism PSL) Also on the ballot: Jose Vega (Speak The Truth)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-16
George S. Latimer Democratic Republican opponent: Joseph J. Cinquemani (Republican)
Official source: NY State results · NYC results
U.S. House NY-17
Cait Conley Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Mike Lawler (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-18
Pat Ryan Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Jacqueline Auringer (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-19
Josh Riley Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Peter Oberacker (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-20
Paul Tonko Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Ralph Ambrosio (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-21
Blake Gendebien Democratic Republican opponent: Anthony Constantino (Republican, Taxpayer Rights)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-22
John Mannion Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Kailee Buller (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-23
Aaron Gies Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Nick Langworthy (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-24
Alissa Ellman Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Claudia Tenney (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-25
Joseph Morelle Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Virginia McIntyre (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
U.S. House NY-26
Tim Kennedy Democratic Republican opponent: Dennis Hannon (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results
Albany and Suffolk County
All 63 State Senate seats and all 150 Assembly seats are on the ballot. Listed here are the ones on Suffolk County ballots. For the rest, see the State Board of Elections or the NYC contest list .
State Senate, Suffolk County (5 districts) State Senate District 1
E. Christopher Murray Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Anthony H. Palumbo (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Senate District 2
Harjot Singh Democratic Republican opponent: Mario R. Mattera (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Senate District 3
Antonio Vargas-Ayala Democratic Republican opponent: Dean Murray (Republican, Conservative)
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State Senate District 4
Monica R. Martinez Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Brianne R. Wakefield (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Senate District 8
Joshua James Taveras Democratic Republican opponent: Jarett C. Gandolfo (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly, Suffolk County (12 districts) State Assembly District 1
Tommy John Schiavoni Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Stephen F. Kiely (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 2
Michael J. Szika Democratic Republican opponent: Jodi A. Giglio (Republican, Conservative) Also on the ballot: Kimberly Wilder (Voter Options)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 3
Josh Slaughter Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Joseph P. DeStefano (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 4
Rebecca A. Kassay Democratic Republican opponent: Will Sussman (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 5
Victoria A. Russell Democratic Republican opponent: Douglas M. Smith (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 6
Philip R. Ramos Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: Dennis J. Barravecchio (Republican)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 7
Trish Kopp Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: DawnMarie D. Lentz-Kuhn (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 8
Lynn M. Trupiano-O'Keefe Democratic Republican opponent: Michael J. Fitzpatrick (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 9
Christopher J. Walis Democratic Republican opponent: Michael A. Durso (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 10
Steve Stern Democratic Republican opponent: Tiffany L. LeGrow (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 11
Kwani B. O'Pharrow Democratic Republican opponent: Joseph R. Cardinale (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
State Assembly District 12
Craig G. Herskowitz Democratic, Working Families Republican opponent: David D. Weber Jr (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: NY State results · Suffolk results
Suffolk County offices Suffolk County Comptroller
Jon Estreich Democratic Republican opponent: Daniel P. Losquadro (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: Suffolk results
Suffolk County Clerk
No Democrat on this ballot. Republican: Vincent A. Puleo (Republican, Conservative)
Official source: Suffolk results
Town and judicial races are on the Suffolk candidate list .
New York City ballot proposals
City voters also decide five proposed charter amendments, summarized here in the words of the proposal titles on the NYC contest list .
NYC Proposal 1 Speed Up Process for Granting a Revocable Consent to Use Public Space
Official source: NYC results
NYC Proposal 2 Reduce City Contractor Paperwork; Require Regular Meetings of Procurement Policy Board
Official source: NYC results
NYC Proposal 3 Speed Up Street Safety Projects, Disposition of Unused City Property, Office Leasing
Official source: NYC results
NYC Proposal 4 Simplify Building Permitting and Move Waterfront Permitting to Department of Buildings
Official source: NYC results
NYC Proposal 5 Set Contribution Targets for Rainy Day Fund to Promote Sufficient Budgetary Reserves
Official source: NYC results