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Blakeman, Stefanik trade insults as New York Republicans lick their wounds after election defeat

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New York Post – News
“Blakeman unloads on ‘selfish’ Rep. Elise Stefanik as NY GOP points fingers after election drubbing”

Blakeman, who who was trounced by incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul in a 60.1% to 39.7% loss, blasted his fellow Republican for not doing more to help GOP candidates win and called her career lackluster.

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The Hill
“Blakeman rips 'selfish' Stefanik after losing New York governor's race”

Republican Bruce Blakeman ripped outgoing Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) in a Thursday social media post following his loss in the New York governor's race to incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul (D). “Elise Stefanik is a selfish, do nothing politician that didn’t lift a finger to help Republican candidates in New York this year,” Blakeman wrote in...

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amNY
“Blakeman, Stefanik trade insults as New York Republicans lick their wounds after election defeat”

New York Republicans are in disarray after getting wiped out by the big blue wave in the 2026 general election. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and outgoing Rep. Elise Stefanik, once rivals for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, publicly attacked each other Thursday as the party grappled with its nearly 20-point defeat to Gov. Kathy Hochul.... Read More

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The New York Times – N.Y.
“Republicans’ Losses in New York’s Midterms Were Bad. Then Came Their Post-Election Freakout.”

The party’s losses in New York mirrored those across the nation, but leading Republicans in the state quickly blamed each other for the results.

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