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New York Primary Results
September 10, 2014
As expected, incumbent Andrew Cuomo won renomination, defeating Zephyr Teachout with about 62% of the vote to her 34%. While a blowout at first glance, the result was far narrower than anticipated. Teachout won the vote in some 20 counties, including Albany - home to the state capitol. Cuomo should win reelection against Republican Rob Astorino this November.
Nominees for the Congressional races for the state's 27 districts had previously been chosen. Approxmiately 1/4 of these elections should be competitive in November. The seats of 17 Democrats and 3 Republicans are seen as safe. To review these races, or to locate elected officials for any address in the country, check out our Who Represents Me feature.
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