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Kathy Hochul Fends Off Bruce Blakeman in New York Governor Race

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CBS New York
“Sprint to the finish for Kathy Hochul, Bruce Blakeman in N.Y. governor's race”

As they made their final arguments, the candidates went where the voters they need most are. Meanwhile, a record number of New Yorkers have already weighed in. We get analysis of the early vote from Trip Yang, and we take a look at the national midterm elections and the balance of power. CBS News New York's Marcia Kramer, Natalie Brand, Jessica Moore and Dick Brennan have team coverage.

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CBS New York
“Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman remain locked in competitive race for New York governor”

A Democratic governor has occupied the Executive Mansion in Albany for nearly two decades. Republican Bruce Blakeman is looking to change that, but polls suggest he still has an uphill climb to unseat incumbent Kathy Hochul.

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CBS New York
“New York governor election live updates for the 2026 race between Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman”

New Yorkers are headed to the polls on Election Day 2026 to vote for their choice for governor, Kathy Hochul or Bruce Blakeman.

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The New York Times – N.Y.
“Kathy Hochul Fends Off Bruce Blakeman in New York Governor Race”

Kathy Hochul, New York’s first female governor, defeated Bruce Blakeman, capitalizing on voter frustration with President Trump and other Republicans.

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Israel National News
“Hochul claims wide margin over Blakeman in NY governor race”

Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul expected to defeat Republican Bruce Blakeman in New York, following campaign marked by clashes over antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish voter concerns.

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