New York races could decide control of the U.S. House
Redistricting created several highly competitive seats in New York.
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Redistricting created several highly competitive seats in New York.
The state has become a bellwether for both parties, with significant congressional seats in play and an increasingly close governor’s race.
Nick LaLota previously worked as a budget officer in Amityville, pushing the local police union to cut cops’ salaries by reopening its contract, and Assemblyman Michael Lawler (R-Pearl River) voted against a budget bill in 2021 that included $10 million for crime reduction efforts. Both explain their rationale.
All eyes are now on the Empire State, as Republicans only need to pick up a net of five seats nationwide to retake the House — meaning a New York sweep on its own would be enough for a GOP triumph.
New York’s leading campaign advisers, pollsters and fundraisers.