Republican George Santos declared victory in the race to claim Democrat Tom Suozzi's seat in the U.S. Congress.
Board of Elections’ workers were still tallying results on Wednesday.
The proposition garnered 3,337,679​ votes or 59.06 percent to 1,627,936 votes or 28.80 percent, according to the state Board of Elections.
U.S. Rep. Grace Meng won her re-election campaign, according to Associated Press projections.
Hakeem Jeffries will serve another term as one of the most powerful Democrats in congress.
Here are Harlem's general election results, featuring two challenges to incumbents and several unopposed races.
The Upper East Side will have new representation in Washington and Albany next year: here are the full results from Tuesday's elections.
Here are Western Queens' general election results, with an incumbent clinging to a lead and two members of Congress cruising to re-election.
Voters took to the polls Tuesday in Crown Heights, Prospect Heights and Prospect Lefferts Gardens, with Congresswoman Yvette Clarke winning.
The most heated race involves Zimmerman and Santos, who are squaring off to cover the district that runs from Queens to Long Island.
Multiple media outlets called the race for Gov. Hochul, including ABC, NBC and Bloomberg News.
Here are live results from all of Park Slope's contested races, from Congress to the state level.
Incumbents Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Tish James declared themselves the victors of their respective races Tuesday night.
Both of the Upper West Side races with multiple candidates were called Tuesday night. Here is how Election Night played out locally.
The sole uptown race with multiple candidates was called Tuesday night. Here's who won, and which candidates sailed through uncontested.
Democratic candidate Daniel Goldman will represent Lower Manhattan in Congress, according to AP News and NY1.
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Andrew Garbarino defeated challenger Jackie Gordon on Tuesday night.
Despite a delay, results in Suffolk County began to come in just after midnight Wednesday.
"I am honored to be elected to serve the residents of the 2nd Assembly district. . . I will work hard for you."
"My thanks to the voters for supporting my re-election. It was a heartening victory in a difficult environment on Long Island."
Incumbent Ed Ra (R) was challenged by Sanjeev Jumar Jindal (D) in the Nassau County Assembly District.
The race is to fill the seat of the retiring Kathleen Rice.
Incumbent Gina Sillitti (D) was challenged by Vibhuti Jha (D) and was one of few Dems in the county to declare a win Wednesday morning.
Democrat John Brooks has represented District 8 since 2017. Republican Steven Rhoads is a Nassau legislator.
The Republican incumbent maintained his seat.
The results are coming in for the race between incumbent Steve Englebright and challenger Edward Flood.
"I will continue to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to make Long Island safer and more affordable."
The Democratic incumbent has maintained his seat.
Campaigning has come to an end and voters have had their say in a historic election that could determine the balance of power in Albany.
Sen. Mario Mattera was re-elected to the state Senate. He declared victory, and Newsday called the race for him.
Former State Senator Jack Martins (R) celebrated a victory over incumbent Anna Kaplan (D): "We protected our communities," he said.
Campaigning has come to an end and voters have had their say in a historic election that could determine the balance of power in Albany.
"These are challenging times, though, and I look forward to being engaged in the hard work necessary to ensure a better future for all.”​
The campaigning has come to an end and voters have had their say in a historic election that could determine the balance of power in D.C.
"I don't like to lose," Maloney said. "But my opponent won this race, and he won fair and square. And that means something."
"What comes next is simple, a rescue mission to save our country," Santos said in a speech early Wednesday, after flipping CD3 red.
Results began to come in after midnight Tuesday.
Democratic Rep. Pat Ryan and Republican Assemblyman Colin Schmitt were vying to represent the 18th Congressional District.
Republican Marc Molinaro and Democrat Josh Riley were vying to represent the 19th Congressional District in part of the Hudson Valley.
Republican Sue Serino and Democrat Michelle Hinchey were vying to represent the newly redrawn state Senate District 41.
