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New York's race for govenor heats up between Kathy Hochul, Bruce Blakeman
Hochul, Blakeman make final pitch to voters as Election Day nears
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New York voters are casting ballots for governor and the state’s 26 US House Seats. Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul is expected to win reelection against Republican Bruce Blakeman, according to ratings from the Cook Political Report.
At the start of the nine days of early voting, registered Democrats outnumbered Republicans at the polls in both counties, particularly in Suffolk, but a sizable number of voters unaffiliated with a political party turned out in Nassau.
Last week, Westchester Medical Center opened its doors to Republican Rep. Mike Lawler and his Democratic foe Cait Conley, as the two seek to win over voters on their health care record.
Kathy Hochul is turning to the Democratic Party’s disparate wings to help push her campaign over the finish line. The final campaign push by the governor highlights what has been a complicated task in her bid for a second full term: unite a Democratic Party riven by disputes over Israel,
Congressional candidates Michael LiPetri, Eric Conroy and Riley Owen join 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss generational change in Congress as elections approach.
Long Island's congressional districts become battlegrounds as Democrats and Republicans intensify campaigns ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Early voting begins Saturday in New York. Some residents will encounter new technology and larger ballots with more decisions to make.
With Election Day around the corner, CBS News New York brought together a cross-section of New Yorkers to hear their thoughts on issues that are top of mind for them.
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