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On the ballot
Why this matters: Every voter in New York votes in the statewide races. For the U.S. House, you vote only in the district where you live.
27 races for Congress and governor on New York's November 3, 2026 ballot, from the state's official list of candidates.1 Your ballot will also have state and local races that this guide doesn't cover yet. To compare a race's candidates side by side, open the race, or see New York's 2026 election page.
Federal
U.S. House
Not sure which district is yours? Enter your address on New York's 2026 election page.
- District 12 on the ballot
- Christopher J. Gallant Democratic
- Nicholas J. Lalota Republican, Conservative
- District 22 on the ballot
- Patrick Halpin Democratic, Working Families
- Andrew R. Garbarino Republican, Conservative
- District 32 on the ballot
- Thomas R. Suozzi Democratic
- Michael J. LiPetri Jr Republican, Conservative
- District 43 on the ballot
- Laura A. Gillen Democratic
- Jeanine C. Driscoll Republican, Conservative
- Blay Tarnoff Libertarian
- District 52 on the ballot
- Gregory W. Meeks Democratic
- George Marsh Republican, Queens United
- District 62 on the ballot
- Grace Meng Democratic
- Joseph Chou Republican, Conservative
- District 73 on the ballot · open seat
- Claire Valdez Democratic, Working Families
- Melvin Rivera Republican, Conservative
- Priscilla Ghaznavi Our Future
- District 82 on the ballot
- Hakeem S. Jeffries Democratic
- Lewis Mizrahi Republican, Conservative
- District 92 on the ballot
- Yvette D. Clarke Democratic
- Joel Azumah Republican, Conservative
- District 102 on the ballot · open seat
- Brad Lander Democratic, Working Families
- Jennifer E. Moore Republican, Conservative
- District 112 on the ballot
- Mike DeCillis Democratic
- Nicole Malliotakis Republican, Conservative
- District 124 on the ballot · open seat
- Micah C. Lasher Democratic
- Caroline Shinkle Republican, Conservative
- Wilneida Negron For All of Us
- Karen Ortiz Karen Ortiz
- District 132 on the ballot · open seat
- Darializa Avila Chevalier Democratic, Working Families
- Jomo M. Williams Republican
- District 142 on the ballot
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Democratic, Working Families
- Diamant Hysenaj Republican, Conservative
- District 155 on the ballot
- Ritchie Torres Democratic
- Stylo Sapaskis Republican
- Gonzalo Duran Conservative
- Andre Easton Socialism PSL
- Jose Vega Speak The Truth
- District 162 on the ballot
- George S. Latimer Democratic
- Joseph J. Cinquemani Republican
- District 172 on the ballot
- Cait Conley Democratic, Working Families
- Mike Lawler Republican, Conservative
- District 182 on the ballot
- Pat Ryan Democratic, Working Families
- Jackie Mary Auringer Republican, Conservative
- District 192 on the ballot
- Josh Riley Democratic, Working Families
- Peter K. Oberacker Republican, Conservative
- District 202 on the ballot
- Paul D. Tonko Democratic, Working Families
- Ralph F. Ambrosio Republican, Conservative
- District 212 on the ballot · open seat
- Blake Gendebien Democratic
- Anthony Constantino Republican, Taxpayer Rights
- District 222 on the ballot
- John W. Mannion Democratic, Working Families
- Kailee Buller Republican, Conservative
- District 232 on the ballot
- Aaron Gies Democratic, Working Families
- Nicholas A. Langworthy Republican, Conservative
- District 242 on the ballot
- Alissa J. Ellman Democratic, Working Families
- Claudia Tenney Republican, Conservative
- District 252 on the ballot
- Joseph D. Morelle Democratic, Working Families
- Virginia E. McIntyre Republican, Conservative
- District 262 on the ballot
- Timothy M. Kennedy Democratic
- Dennis E. Hannon Republican, Conservative
State
Governor
- Governor2 on the ballot
- Kathy C. Hochul Democratic, Working Families
- Bruce A. Blakeman Republican, Conservative, Vote Affordable
Notes on the official list
- New York has no U.S. Senate race on the November 3, 2026 ballot; the State Board's certification lists no Senate office and no special congressional election.
- The governor and lieutenant governor are elected together on one ticket. This file lists the governor candidates only; the certification pairs Kathy C. Hochul with Adrienne E. Adams and Bruce A. Blakeman with Todd Hood.
- Names are spelled exactly as the certification prints them, including "Nicholas J. Lalota" (CD 1) and "Michael J. LiPetri Jr" without a period (CD 3).
- In CD 12, Karen Ortiz runs on an independent ballot line that the certification also names "Karen Ortiz"; it is recorded as printed.
- The certification does not mark incumbents, so House incumbency is left to be derived separately.
- Party lines with no nominee in a race (for example, the Working Families line in CD 1) are left out, because no candidate appears on them.