NY-16 House Race 2028 (New York)

Election day: November 7, 2028.

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  • LCV Congratulates Endorsed U.S. House Candidates in New York

    League of Conservation Voters LCV Congratulates Endorsed U.S. House Candidates in New York Washington, D.C. — The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) congratulates Representatives Tom Suozzi (NY-03), Laura Gillen (NY-04), Grace Meng…

    League of Conservation Voters·2d ago
  • Skipper Leads On Early Votes Lawler Concedes, Latimer Wins Re-Election — Election Day Ballots Count From 11

    District 15: Skipper leads on early votes only — Election Day ballots count from 11 a.m. today Kisha D. Skipper leads incumbent James Nolan 4,398 to 3,083 in the County Legislature District 15 race — but those are early-voting and absentee…

    Black Westchester Magaine·5d ago
  • We Endorse: Congressman George Latimer for Reelection in NY-16

    Rising Media Group and Yonkerstimes.com endorse Congressman George Latimer for reelection in NY-16. Rep. Latimer is completing his first term in the House. Latimer challenged former Congressman Jamaal Bowman in a contentious democratic…

    Yonkers Times·Oct 31
  • Yonkers Police CLSA Make Endorsements of Democrats and Republicans

    It is very rare to see a labor union endorsing candidates from both political parties, but the Yonkers Captains, Leiutenants and Sergeants Association has done it. They endorse: Congress: George Latimer-NY-16, Mike Lawler-NY-17 County…

    Yonkers Times·Nov 1
  • 2026 New York Election Results

    Find your elected officials 2026 Governor Battle for Control > New York New York Governor Polls 2026 House Battle for Control > New York The most competitive election is for District 17 in the lower Hudson Valley. Republican Mike Lawler is…

    270toWin.com·Oct 31

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