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New York city, NY 2026 Elections: Candidates & Races

Last updated: October 17, 2026. Unofficial information. Confirm with your official election office (New York State Board of Elections). Report an error. Census sources are on the sources page.

Census facts

Place name
New York city
State
New York
Census GEOID
3651000
Counties
Bronx County, Kings County, New York County, Queens County, and Richmond County County source
2020 Census population
8,804,190 Population source
119th Congress district names
  • Congressional District 3
  • Congressional District 5
  • Congressional District 6
  • Congressional District 7
  • Congressional District 8
  • Congressional District 9
  • Congressional District 10
  • Congressional District 11
  • Congressional District 12
  • Congressional District 13
  • Congressional District 14
  • Congressional District 15
  • Congressional District 16
What these district names mean

2026 general election candidates

U.S. House contests follow the 119th district numbers.

Governor and Lt. Governor

  1. Kathy C. Hochul / Adrienne E. Adams — Democratic
  2. Bruce A. Blakeman / Todd Hood — Republican
  3. Bruce A. Blakeman / Todd Hood — Conservative
  4. Kathy C. Hochul / Adrienne E. Adams — Working Families
  5. Bruce A. Blakeman / Todd Hood — Vote Affordable

Representative in Congress 3

  1. Thomas R. Suozzi — Democratic
  2. Michael J. LiPetri Jr — Republican
  3. Michael J. LiPetri Jr — Conservative

Representative in Congress 5

  1. Gregory W. Meeks — Democratic
  2. George Marsh — Republican
  3. George Marsh — Queens United

Representative in Congress 6

  1. Grace Meng — Democratic
  2. Joseph Chou — Republican
  3. Joseph Chou — Conservative

Representative in Congress 7

  1. Claire Valdez — Democratic
  2. Melvin Rivera — Republican
  3. Melvin Rivera — Conservative
  4. Claire Valdez — Working Families
  5. Priscilla Ghaznavi — Our Future

Representative in Congress 8

  1. Hakeem S. Jeffries — Democratic
  2. Lewis Mizrahi — Republican
  3. Lewis Mizrahi — Conservative

Representative in Congress 9

  1. Yvette D. Clarke — Democratic
  2. Joel Azumah — Republican
  3. Joel Azumah — Conservative

Representative in Congress 10

  1. Brad Lander — Democratic
  2. Jennifer E. Moore — Republican
  3. Jennifer E. Moore — Conservative
  4. Brad Lander — Working Families

Representative in Congress 11

  1. Mike DeCillis — Democratic
  2. Nicole Malliotakis — Republican
  3. Nicole Malliotakis — Conservative

Representative in Congress 12

  1. Micah C. Lasher — Democratic
  2. Caroline Shinkle — Republican
  3. Caroline Shinkle — Conservative
  4. Wilneida Negron — For All of Us
  5. Karen Ortiz — Karen Ortiz

Representative in Congress 13

  1. Darializa Avila Chevalier — Democratic
  2. Jomo M. Williams — Republican
  3. Darializa Avila Chevalier — Working Families

Representative in Congress 14

  1. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — Democratic
  2. Diamant Hysenaj — Republican
  3. Diamant Hysenaj — Conservative
  4. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — Working Families

Representative in Congress 15

  1. Ritchie Torres — Democratic
  2. Stylo Sapaskis — Republican
  3. Gonzalo Duran — Conservative
  4. Andre Easton — Socialism PSL
  5. Jose Vega — Speak The Truth

Representative in Congress 16

  1. George S. Latimer — Democratic
  2. Joseph J. Cinquemani — Republican

Source: New York State Board of Elections, amended certification for the November 3, 2026 general election · accessed October 17, 2026

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