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GOP Rep. Mike Lawler concedes to Cait Conley in hotly-contested NY House race

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New York Post – News
“GOP Rep. Mike Lawler concedes to Cait Conley in hotly-contested NY House race”

Rep. Mike Lawler was first elected to represent New York's 17th Congressional district in 2022.

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The Hill
“Lawler concedes to Democrat Cait Conley in New York House race”

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) has conceded to Democrat Cait Conley in the race to represent New York's 17th Congressional District, as a key battleground seat is now poised to flip and add to Democrats newly projected House advantage. The Hill's partner Decision Desk HQ has not yet called the race. "When all of the votes...

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CBS New York
“Cait Conley addresses supporters after Rep. Mike Lawler concedes NY-17 race”

Conley has not yet been projected as the winner in the Hudson Valley congressional race, but she does have the lead, according to CBS News projections.

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The New York Times – N.Y.
“Mike Lawler Concedes to Challenger Cait Conley in New York House Swing District”

Representative Mike Lawler, a Hudson Valley Republican, chose to concede even with tens of thousands of votes yet to be counted because of balloting issues in Westchester County.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Pro-Israel Republican Rep. Mike Lawler concedes to Democratic challenger Cait Conley in NYC”

Lawler, a former state assemblyman, has worked tirelessly during two terms on Capitol Hill to build his brand as the quintessential suburban moderate Republican.

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