United States Senate – DEM Hold
Charles E. Schumer (D-inc, WF, IND, Women’s Equality) – 5,221,949 – 70.60%
– Democratic – 4,784,220 – 64.68%
– Working Families – 241,672 – 3.27%
– Independence – 150,655 – 2.04%
– Women’s Equality – 45,402 – 0.61%
Wendy Long (R, CON, Ref.) – 2,009,353 – 27.17%
– Republican – 1,723,927 – 23.31%
– Conservative – 267,613 – 3.62%
– Reform – 17,813 – 0.24%
Robin Laverne Wilson (G) – 113,413 – 1.53%
Alex Merced (L) – 48,121 – 0.65%
Scattering – 3,472 – 0.05%
Total Votes – 7,396,308 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 1 – GOP Hold
Lee M. Zeldin (R-inc, CON, IND, Ref.) – 188,499 – 58.20%
– Republican – 158,409 – 48.91%
– Conservative – 23,327 – 7.20%
– Independence – 5,920 – 1.83%
– Reform – 843 – 0.26%
Anna E. Throne-Holst (D, WF, Women’s Equality) – 135,278 – 41.77%
– Democratic – 126,635 – 39.10%
– Working Families – 6,147 – 1.90%
– Women’s Equality – 2,496 – 0.77%
Scattering – 113 – 0.03%
Total Votes – 323,890 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 2 – GOP Hold
Peter T. King (R-inc, Tax Revolt, CON, Ref.) – 181,506 – 62.03%
– Republican/Tax Revolt – 157,571 – 53.85%
– Conservative – 21,810 – 7.45%
– Reform – 2,125 – 0.73%
DuWayne Gregory (D, WF, IND, Women’s Equality) – 110,938 – 37.92%
– Democratic – 102,270 – 34.95%
– Working Families – 4,017 – 1.37%
– Independence – 3,213 – 1.10%
– Women’s Equality – 1,438 – 0.49%
Scattering – 151 – 0.05%
Total Votes – 292,595 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 3 – DEM Hold
Thomas R. Suozzi (D) – 171,775 – 52.98%
Jack M. Martins (R, CON, Ref.) – 152,304 – 46.97%
– Republican – 133,954 – 41.31%
– Conservative – 16,410 – 5.06%
– Reform – 1,940 – 0.60%
Scattering – 175 – 0.05%
Total Votes – 324,254 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 4 – DEM Hold
Kathleen M. Rice (D-inc, Women’s Equality) – 186,423 – 59.56%
– Democratic – 181,861 – 58.10%
– Women’s Equality – 4,562 – 1.46%
David H. Gurfein (R, CON, Ref.) – 126,438 – 40.40%
– Republican – 111,246 – 35.54%
– Conservative – 14,137 – 4.52%
– Reform – 1,055 – 0.34%
Scattering – 139 – 0.04%
Total Votes – 313,000 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 5 – DEM Hold
Gregory W. Meeks (D-inc, Women’s Equality) – 199,815 – 85.44%
– Democratic – 197,852 – 84.61%
– Women’s Equality – 1,963 – 0.84%
Michael A. O’Reilly (R-inc, CON) – 30,312 – 12.96%
– Republican – 26,791 – 11.46%
– Conservative – 3,521 – 1.51%
Frank Francois (G) – 3,587 – 1.53%
Scattering – 139 – 0.06%
Total Votes – 233,853 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 6 – DEM Hold
Grace Meng (D-inc, Women’s Equality) – 136,506 – 72.06%
– Democratic – 131,463 – 69.40%
– Women’s Equality – 5,043 – 2.66%
Danniel S. Maio (R, CON, Blue Lives Matter) – 50,617 – 26.72%
– Republican – 43,770 – 23.11%
– Conservative – 4,875 – 2.57%
– Blue Lives Matter – 1,972 – 1.04%
Haris Bhatti (Haris Bhatti Party) – 2,123 – 1.12%
Scattering – 187 – 0.10%
Total Votes – 189,433 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 7 – DEM Hold
Nydia M. Velázquez (D-inc, Women’s Equality) – 172,146 – 90.66%
– Democratic – 165,819 – 87.32%
– Women’s Equality – 6,327 – 3.33%
Allan E. Romaguera (R, CON) – 17,478 – 9.20%
– Republican – 14,941 – 7.87%
– Conservative – 2,537 – 1.34%
Scattering – 266 – 0.14%
Total Votes – 189,890 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 8 – DEM Hold
Hakeem S. Jeffries (D-inc, WF) – 214,595 – 93.22%
– Democratic – 203,235 – 88.29%
– Working Families – 11,360 – 4.93%
Daniel J. Cavanagh (CON) – 15,401 – 6.69%
Scattering – 207 – 0.09%
Total Votes – 230,203 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 9 – DEM Hold
Yvette D. Clarke (D-inc, WF) – 214,189 – 92.29%
– Democratic – 198,886 – 85.69%
– Working Families – 15,303 – 6.59%
Alan Bellone (CON) – 17,576 – 7.57%
Scattering – 329 – 0.14%
Total Votes – 232,094 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 10 – DEM Hold
Jerrold Nadler (D-inc, WF, Women’s Equality) – 192,371 – 78.03%
– Democratic – 180,117 – 73.06%
– Working Families – 10,471 – 4.25%
– Women’s Equality – 1,783 – 0.72%
Philip Rosenthal (R, CON, IND, Stop Iran Deal) – 53,857 – 21.85%
– Republican – 46,275 – 18.77%
– Conservative – 4,646 – 1.88%
– Independence – 2,093 – 0.85%
– Stop Iran Deal – 843 – 0.34%
Scattering – 297 – 0.12%
Total Votes – 246,525 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 11 – GOP Hold
Daniel M. Donovan, Jr. (R-inc, CON, IND, Ref.) – 142,934 – 61.53%
– Republican – 122,606 – 52.78%
– Conservative – 12,824 – 5.52%
– Independence – 5,636 – 2.43%
– Reform – 1,868 – 0.80%
Richard A. Reichard (D) – 85,257 – 36.70%
Henry J. Bardel (G) – 3,906 – 1.68%
Scattering – 220 – 0.09%
Total Votes – 232,317 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 12 – DEM Hold
Carolyn B. Maloney (D-inc, WF) – 244,358 – 83.10%
– Democratic – 230,153 – 78.26%
– Working Families – 14,205 – 4.83%
Robert Ardini (R) – 49,398 – 16.80%
Scattering – 314 – 0.11%
Total Votes – 294,070 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 13 – DEM Hold
Adriano Espaillat (D) – 207,194 – 88.64%
Robert A. Evans, Jr. (R-inc, IND) – 16,089 – 6.88%
– Republican – 13,129 – 5.62%
– Independence – 2,960 – 1.27%
Daniel Vila Rivera (G) – 8,248 – 3.53%
Scott Lloyd Fenstermaker (Transparent Government) – 1,877 – 0.80%
Scattering – 329 – 0.14%
Total Votes – 233,737 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 14 – DEM Hold
Joseph Crowley (D-inc, WF, Women’s Equality) – 147,587 – 82.76%
– Democratic – 138,367 – 77.59%
– Working Families – 7,317 – 4.10%
– Women’s Equality – 1,903 – 1.07%
Frank J. Spotorno (R, CON) – 30,545 – 17.13%
– Republican – 26,891 – 15.08%
– Conservative – 3,654 – 2.05%
Scattering – 191 – 0.11%
Total Votes – 178,323 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 15 – DEM Hold
José E. Serrano (D) – 165,688 – 95.20%
Alejandro Vega (R) – 6,129 – 3.52%
Eduardo Ramirez (CON) – 2,104 – 1.21%
Scattering – 115 – 0.07%
Total Votes – 174,036 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 16 – DEM Hold
Eliot L. Engel (D-inc, WF, Women’s Equality) – 209,857 – 94.43%
– Democratic – 198,811 – 89.46%
– Working Families – 8,518 – 3.83%
– Women’s Equality – 2,528 – 1.14%
Derickson K. Lawrence (People’s Choice) – 11,825 – 5.32%
Scattering – 548 – 0.25%
Total Votes – 222,230 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 17 – DEM Hold
Nita M. Lowey (D-inc, WF, Women’s Equality) – 214,530 – 99.05%
– Democratic – 193,819 – 89.49%
– Working Families – 15,706 – 7.25%
– Women’s Equality – 5,005 – 2.31%
Scattering – 2,055 – 0.95%
Total Votes – 216,585 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 18 – DEM Hold
Sean Patrick Maloney (D-inc, IND, WF, Women’s Equality) – 162,060 – 55.59%
– Democratic – 140,951 – 48.35%
– Independence – 10,356 – 3.55%
– Working Families – 8,771 – 3.01%
– Women’s Equality – 1,982 – 0.68%
Phil Oliva (R, CON, Ref.) – 129,369 – 44.38%
– Republican – 111,117 – 38.12%
– Conservative – 16,968 – 5.82%
– Reform – 1,284 – 0.44%
Scattering – 98 – 0.03%
Total Votes – 291,527 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 19 – GOP Hold
John J. Faso (R, CON, IND, Ref.) – 166,171 – 54.02%
– Republican – 135,905 – 44.18%
– Conservative – 21,353 – 6.94%
– Independence – 8,028 – 2.61%
– Reform – 885 – 0.29%
Zephyr Teachout (D, WF) – 141,224 – 45.91%
– Democratic – 125,956 – 40.95%
– Working Families – 15,268 – 4.96%
Scattering – 219 – 0.07%
Total Votes – 307,614 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 20 – DEM Hold
Paul Tonko (D-inc, WF, IND, Women’s Equality) – 213,021 – 67.85%
– Democratic – 188,428 – 60.02%
– Working Families – 10,935 – 3.48%
– Independence – 10,622 – 3.38%
– Women’s Equality – 3,036 – 0.97%
Joe Vitollo (R, CON, Ref.) – 100,738 – 32.09%
– Republican – 83,328 – 26.54%
– Conservative – 15,902 – 5.07%
– Reform – 1,508 – 0.48%
Scattering – 183 – 0.06%
Total Votes – 313,942 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 21 – GOP Hold
Elise M. Stefanik (R-inc, CON, IND, Ref.) – 177,886 – 65.25%
– Republican – 152,597 – 55.98%
– Conservative – 15,526 – 5.70%
– Independence – 8,799 – 3.23%
– Reform – 964 – 0.35%
Mike Derrick (D, WF) – 82,161 – 30.14%
– Democratic – 75,965 – 27.87%
– Working Families – 6,196 – 2.27%
Matthew J. Funiciello (G) – 12,452 – 4.57%
Scattering – 107 – 0.04%
Total Votes – 272,606 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 22 – GOP Hold
Claudia Tenney (R, CON) – 129,444 – 46.47%
– Republican – 113,287 – 40.67%
– Conservative – 16,157 – 5.80%
Kim A. Myers (D, WF) – 114,266 – 41.02%
– Democratic – 102,734 – 36.88%
– Working Families – 11,532 – 4.14%
Martin Babinec (Ref., Upstate Jobs) – 34,638 – 12.44%
– Reform – 24,595 – 8.83%
– Upstate Jobs – 10,043 – 3.61%
Scattering – 183 – 0.07%
Total Votes – 278,531 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 23 – GOP Hold
Tom Reed (R-inc, CON, IND, Ref.) – 161,050 – 57.57%
– Republican – 136,964 – 48.96%
– Conservative – 16,420 – 5.87%
– Independence – 6,790 – 2.43%
– Reform – 876 – 0.31%
John F. Plumb (D, WF) – 118,584 – 42.39%
– Democratic – 106,600 – 38.11%
– Working Families – 11,984 – 4.28%
Scattering – 101 – 0.04%
Total Votes – 279,735 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 24 – GOP Hold
John Katko (R, CON, IND, Ref.) – 182,761 – 60.49%
– Republican – 150,330 – 49.76%
– Conservative – 20,399 – 6.75%
– Independence – 10,931 – 3.62%
– Reform – 1,101 – 0.36%
Colleen Deacon (D, WF) – 119,040 – 39.40%
– Democratic – 110,550 – 36.59%
– Working Families – 8,490 – 2.81%
Scattering – 314 – 0.10%
Total Votes – 302,115 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 25 – DEM Hold
Louise McIntosh Slaughter (D-inc, WF, Women’s Equality) – 182,950 – 56.15%
– Democratic – 168,660 – 51.76%
– Working Families – 10,195 – 3.13%
– Women’s Equality – 4,095 – 1.26%
Mark W. Assini (R, CON, IND, Ref.) – 142,650 – 43.78%
– Republican – 113,840 – 34.94%
– Conservative – 20,883 – 6.41%
– Independence – 6,856 – 2.10%
– Reform – 1,071 – 0.33%
Scattering – 231 – 0.07%
Total Votes – 325,831 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 26 – DEM Hold
Brian Higgins (D-inc, WF, Women’s Equality) – 215,289 – 74.58%
– Democratic – 195,322 – 67.66%
– Working Families – 16,138 – 5.59%
– Women’s Equality – 3,829 – 1.33%
Shelly Schratz (R, CON) – 73,377 – 25.42%
– Republican – 56,930 – 19.72%
– Conservative – 16,447 – 5.70%
Scattering – 13 – 0.00%
Total Votes – 288,679 – 100.00%
United States House of Representatives – District 27 – GOP Hold
Chris Collins (R-inc, CON, IND, Ref.) – 220,885 – 67.18%
– Republican – 175,509 – 53.38%
– Conservative – 34,292 – 10.43%
– Independence – 9,995 – 3.04%
– Reform – 1,089 – 0.33%
Diana K. Kastenbaum (D) – 107,832 – 32.79%
Scattering – 92 – 0.03%
Total Votes – 328,809 – 100.00%