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Political experts are analyzing the closest gubernatorial election in New York state in years. Gov. Kathy Hochul’s five percentage point win over Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Long Island) should point out lessons both Republicans and Democrats should heed.
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Legal observers say the question of whether to count mail-in ballots with handwritten dating errors is still open.
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Knocking those ballots out of play would help the GOP in competitive races – since Democrats are far more likely to use the state’s vote-by-mail system.
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Except in rare circumstances, voters can only drop off their own ballot at a mailbox, drop box, or county election office.
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Webb, a former Binghamton council member, defeated Ithaca lawyer and political action committee founder Leslie Danks Burke by over 20 points.
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Andrew Giuliani was not on stage and had to take part virtually in the first two debates due to his vaccination status.
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Whoever wins the special election for the 23rd Congressional District will serve out the remainder of Reed’s term, which ends in December.
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Some voters said they were turned away from the polls because they followed an earlier, incorrect polling place assignment.
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“We are going to continue speaking to New Yorkers. That is basically the strategy. And let them know what our administration is accomplishing.”
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"As we unravel the gerrymanders of the past, it doesn't make it a gerrymander of today. These are districts drawn fairly."