New York 2022 Election Results — MultiState Elections

New York held its general election on November 8, 2022, deciding 213 legislative seats and 3 statewide offices led by the governorship. No chamber changed party control.

Highlights

Democrats kept the governorship and both legislative chambers, but Republican gains on Long Island and in southern Brooklyn left the Democrats' two-thirds legislative supermajorities resting on a handful of seats.
Kathy Hochul (D) won a full term over Rep. Lee Zeldin (R) by about 6 points, becoming the first woman elected governor in the closest governor's race since 1994. Zeldin surged late on crime and public safety. Attorney General Letitia James (D) won re-election over Michael Henry (R) by about 9 points.
Senate Democrats lost ground in the suburbs and won back most of it upstate, where the new maps pitted incumbents against each other.
- Republicans won seven of nine Long Island Senate seats, ousting John Brooks (D) in SD-5 and Anna Kaplan (D) in SD-7. Elsewhere, Elijah Reichlin-Melnick (D) lost SD-38 to William Weber Jr. (R).
- Michelle Hinchey (D) defeated Sue Serino (R) in SD-41, where redistricting had dealt Serino a bad hand, and Sean Ryan (D) unseated Edward Rath III (R) in SD-61.
- John Mannion (D) held SD-50 by 10 votes over Rebecca Shiroff (R) after a hand recount and a judge ruled on objected ballots. His win kept Senate Democrats at exactly two-thirds of the chamber.
In the Assembly, Republicans picked up seats in New York City and on Long Island while Democrats kept their two-thirds majority.
- A red wave swept southern Brooklyn: Lester Chang (R) unseated Peter Abbate (D), in office since 1987, in AD-49; Michael Novakhov (R) beat Steven Cymbrowitz (D) in AD-45; and Alec Brook-Krasny (R) ousted Mathylde Frontus (D) in AD-46. On Staten Island, Sam Pirozzolo (R) won the open AD-63, which a retiring Democrat had held. Speaker Carl Heastie opened a residency probe into Chang, but Assembly Democrats declined to expel him.
- On Long Island, Edward Flood (R) unseated Steven Englebright (D), in office since 1992, in AD-4, and Brian Curran (R) beat Judy Griffin (D) by fewer than 150 votes in AD-21.
- Democrats' lone Assembly pickup came in AD-99, where Chris Eachus (D) edged Kathryn Luciani (R) by 8 votes.
In all, 12 legislative seats changed party, most of them to Republicans, and 10 incumbents lost. Beyond the flips, 6 more races finished within two points, including AD-23, which Stacey Pheffer Amato (D) held by 15 votes. In 65 races, one major party fielded no candidate.
Voters approved Proposal 1, a $4.2 billion environmental bond act for water infrastructure, natural resources, and climate projects, by about a two-to-one margin.

Legislature

Assembly (150 seats): 106 D, 43 R, 1 other or vacant before the election, 102 D, 48 R after; control stayed with Democrats.
Senate (63 seats): 43 D, 20 R before the election, 42 D, 21 R after; control stayed with Democrats.

Statewide races

Race	Winner	Others
Governor	Kathy Hochul (D) 53.12%	Lee Zeldin (R) 46.73%
Attorney General	Letitia James (D) 54.6%	Michael Henry (R) 45.3%
Controller	Thomas DiNapoli (D) 57.3%	Paul Rodriguez (R) 42.7%

Legislative races

Race	Winner	Others	Notes
Assembly 1	Fred Thiele (D) 55.2%	Peter Ganley (R) 44.8%
Assembly 2	Jodi Giglio (R) 65.9%	Wendy Hamberger (D) 34.1%
Assembly 3	Joe DeStefano (R) 63.8%	Trina Miles (D) 36.2%
Assembly 4	Edward Flood (R) 50.7%	Steven Englebright (D) 49.3%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Assembly 5	Doug Smith (R) 67.1%	James Anthony (D) 32.9%
Assembly 6	Phil Ramos (D) 59.9%	Kevin Surdi (R) 40.1%
Assembly 7	Jarett Gandolfo (R) 65%	Douglas Pearsall (D) 35%
Assembly 8	Mike Fitzpatrick (R) 68.3%	Jeanine Aponte (D) 31.7%
Assembly 9	Michael Durso (R) 69.5%	Steven Dellavecchia (D) 30.5%
Assembly 10	Steve Stern (D) 54.4%	Aamir Sultan (R) 45.6%
Assembly 11	Kimberly Jean-Pierre (D) 50.4%	Christopher Sperber (R) 49.6%
Assembly 12	Keith Brown (R) 57.5%	Cooper Macco (D) 42.5%
Assembly 13	Charles Lavine (D) 54.6%	Ruka Anzai (R) 45.4%
Assembly 14	Dave McDonough (R) 65%	Dustin Ginsberg (D) 35%
Assembly 15	Jake Blumencranz (R) 57.8%	Amanda Field (D) 42.2%
Assembly 16	Gina Sillitti (D) 51.7%	Vibhuti Jha (R) 48.2%
Assembly 17	John Mikulin (R) 66.15%	Paul R. Kaminsky (D) 33.85%
Assembly 18	Taylor Darling (D) 84.8%	LaMont Johnson (R) 15.1%
Assembly 19	Ed Ra (R) 66.4%	Sanjeev Jindal (D) 33.6%
Assembly 20	Eric Ari Brown (R) 61.1%	Michael Delury (D) 38.9%
Assembly 21	Brian F. Curran (R) 50.1%	Judy Griffin (D) 49.9%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Assembly 22	Michaelle Solages (D) 57.8%	Cara Castronuova (R) 42.1%
Assembly 23	Stacey Pheffer Amato (D) 49.99%	Tom Sullivan (R) 49.95%
Assembly 24	David Weprin (D) 98.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 25	Nily Rozic (D) 57%	Seth Breland (R) 42.9%
Assembly 26	Ed Braunstein (D) 54.4%	Robert Speranza (R) 45.5%
Assembly 27	Daniel Rosenthal (D) 58%	Angie King (R) 41.9%
Assembly 28	Andrew Hevesi (D) 58.2%	Michael Conigliaro (R) 41.7%
Assembly 29	Alicia Hyndman (D) 99.8%	Unopposed
Assembly 30	Steven Raga (D) 58.3%	Sean Lally (R) 41.5%
Assembly 31	Khaleel Anderson (D) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 32	Vivian Cook (D) 85.04%	Marilyn Miller (R) 8.17%, Anthony Andrews Jr. (Working Families Party) 6.69%
Assembly 33	Clyde Vanel (D) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 34	Jessica González-Rojas (D) 98.3%	Unopposed
Assembly 35	Jeffrion Aubry (D) 98.6%	Unopposed
Assembly 36	Zohran Mamdani (D) 98.6%	Unopposed
Assembly 37	Juan Ardila (D) 98.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 38	Jenifer Rajkumar (D) 97.8%	Unopposed
Assembly 39	Catalina Cruz (D) 98%	Unopposed
Assembly 40	Ron Kim (D) 51.1%	Sharon Liao (R) 48.8%
Assembly 41	Helene Weinstein (D) 77.28%	Ramey Johnson (Conservative Party) 22.29%
Assembly 42	Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn (D) 98.6%	Unopposed
Assembly 43	Brian Cunningham (D) 99.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 44	Robert Carroll (D) 85.94%	Brenda Horton (R) 13.27%, Arkadiusz T. Tomaszewski (Other) 0.62%
Assembly 45	Michael Novakhov (R) 59.7%	Steven Cymbrowitz (D) 40.2%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Assembly 46	Alec Brook-Krasny (R) 51.9%	Mathylde Frontus (D) 47.9%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Assembly 47	William Colton (D) 54.7%	Dmitriy Kugel (R) 45.1%
Assembly 48	Simcha Eichenstein (D) 94.69%	Linda Holmes (Working Families Party) 4.69%
Assembly 49	Lester Chang (R) 52%	Peter Abbate Jr. (D) 47.9%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Assembly 50	Emily Gallagher (D) 97.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 51	Marcela Mitaynes (D) 78.5%	Timothy Peterson (R) 21.3%
Assembly 52	Jo Anne Simon (D) 91.9%	Brett Wynkoop (R) 7.9%
Assembly 53	Maritza Davila (D) 99.1%	Unopposed
Assembly 54	Erik Dilan (D) 85.9%	Khorshed A. Chowdhury (R) 13.6%
Assembly 55	Latrice Walker (D) 92.9%	Berneda Jackson (R) 4.6%, Anthony Jones (Other) 2.4%
Assembly 56	Stefani Zinerman (D) 99.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 57	Phara Souffrant Forrest (D) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 58	Monique Chandler-Waterman (D) 95%	Unopposed
Assembly 59	Jaime Williams (D) 98.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 60	Nikki Lucas (D) 93.58%	Keron Alleyne (Working Families Party) 6.24%
Assembly 61	Charles Fall (D) 97.9%	Unopposed
Assembly 62	Mike Reilly (R) 99.1%	Unopposed
Assembly 63	Sam Pirozzolo (R) 54.6%	Vincent Argenziano (D) 45.3%	Flipped D to R
Assembly 64	Mike Tannousis (R) 97.9%	Unopposed
Assembly 65	Grace Lee (D) 76%	Helen Qiu (R) 23.7%
Assembly 66	Deborah Glick (D) 99.1%	Unopposed
Assembly 67	Linda Rosenthal (D) 98.8%	Unopposed
Assembly 68	Eddie Gibbs (D) 86.6%	Daby Carreras (R) 13.1%
Assembly 69	Daniel O'Donnell (D) 90.1%	Ian McKenzie (R) 9.7%
Assembly 70	Inez E. Dickens (D) 92.4%	Cynthia Nelson-Acevedo (R) 7.1%
Assembly 71	Al Taylor (D) 99.2%	Unopposed
Assembly 72	Manny De Los Santos (D) 98.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 73	Alex Bores (D) 73.7%	David B. Casavis (R) 26.3%
Assembly 74	Harvey Epstein (D) 79%	Bryan Cooper (R) 20.8%
Assembly 75	Tony Simone (D) 84.7%	Joseph A. Maffia (R) 15.2%
Assembly 76	Rebecca Seawright (D) 98.8%	Unopposed
Assembly 77	Latoya Joyner (D) 86.3%	Tanya Carmichael (R) 13.6%
Assembly 78	George Alvarez (D) 80.8%	Michael Dister (R) 19.1%
Assembly 79	Chantel Jackson (D) 87.1%	Richard Bryan (R) 12.8%
Assembly 80	John Zaccaro (D) 69.5%	Phyllis Nastasio (R) 30.4%
Assembly 81	Jeffrey Dinowitz (D) 75.58%	Jessica Altagracia Woolford (Working Families Party) 14.18%, Kevin Pazmino (Conservative Party) 10.14%
Assembly 82	Michael Benedetto (D) 66.2%	John Greaney (R) 33.7%
Assembly 83	Carl Heastie (D) 92.6%	Tristann Davis (R) 7.3%
Assembly 84	Amanda Septimo (D) 83.4%	Rosaline Nieves (R) 16.5%
Assembly 85	Kenneth Burgos (D) 84.6%	Laurine Berry (R) 15.3%
Assembly 86	Yudelka Tapia (D) 83%	Betty Obregon (R) 17%
Assembly 87	Karines Reyes (D) 82.9%	Ariel Rivera-Diaz (R) 17.1%
Assembly 88	Amy Paulin (D) 64.1%	Thomas Fix Jr. (R) 35.8%
Assembly 89	Gary Pretlow (D) 90.85%	Andrae Mitchell (Working Families Party) 8.88%
Assembly 90	Nader Sayegh (D) 52.7%	Michael Breen (R) 47.2%
Assembly 91	Steve Otis (D) 99.6%	Unopposed
Assembly 92	MaryJane Shimsky (D) 66%	Carlo Valente (R) 34%
Assembly 93	Chris Burdick (D) 63.2%	Gary Lipson (R) 36.8%
Assembly 94	Matt Slater (R) 62.6%	Kathleen Valletta-McMorrow (D) 37.3%
Assembly 95	Dana Levenberg (D) 62.4%	Stacy Halper (R) 37.6%
Assembly 96	Kenneth Zebrowski (D) 58.4%	Brett Yagel (R) 41.5%
Assembly 97	John W. McGowan (R) 66.9%	Eudson Francois (D) 32.9%
Assembly 98	Karl Brabenec (R) 63.95%	Bruce M. Levine (D) 36.05%
Assembly 99	Chris Eachus (D) 50%	Kathryn Luciani (R) 50%	Flipped R to D
Assembly 100	Aileen Gunther (D) 56.6%	Lisa LaBue (R) 43.4%
Assembly 101	Brian Maher (R) 62.3%	Matthew Mackey (D) 37.7%
Assembly 102	Chris Tague (R) 65.3%	Nicholas Chase (D) 34.7%
Assembly 103	Sarahana Shrestha (D) 60.7%	Patrick Sheehan (R) 39.1%
Assembly 104	Jonathan Jacobson (D) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 105	Anil Beephan (R) 60.2%	Jill Fieldstein (D) 39.8%
Assembly 106	Didi Barrett (D) 54.4%	Brandon Gaylord (R) 45.6%
Assembly 107	Scott Bendett (R) 97.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 108	John McDonald (D) 99.3%	Unopposed
Assembly 109	Pat Fahy (D) 74.3%	Alicia Purdy (R) 25.6%
Assembly 110	Phil Steck (D) 57%	Alexandra Velella (R) 42.9%
Assembly 111	Angelo Santabarbara (D) 54.27%	Joseph Mastroianni (R) 43.51%, Robert Menzies (Working Families Party) 2.13%
Assembly 112	Mary Beth Walsh (R) 59.6%	Andrew McAdoo (D) 40.4%
Assembly 113	Carrie Woerner (D) 53%	David Catalfamo (R) 46.9%
Assembly 114	Matt Simpson (R) 99.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 115	Bill Jones (D) 62.9%	Stephen Chilton (R) 37.1%
Assembly 116	Scott Gray (R) 70.28%	Susan Duffy (Conservative Party) 29.42%
Assembly 117	Ken Blankenbush (R) 99.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 118	Robert Smullen (R) 99.8%	Unopposed
Assembly 119	Marianne Buttenschon (D) 56.3%	John Zielinski (R) 43.7%
Assembly 120	Will Barclay (R) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 121	Joe Angelino (R) 99.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 122	Brian Miller (R) 62.92%	Dan Buttermann (D) 34.44%, Colton Mennig (Working Families Party) 2.6%
Assembly 123	Donna Lupardo (D) 55.2%	Sophia Resciniti (R) 44.7%
Assembly 124	Chris Friend (R) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 125	Anna Kelles (D) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 126	John Lemondes (R) 58%	Bruce MacBain (D) 42%
Assembly 127	Al Stirpe (D) 55.5%	Karen Ayoub (R) 44.4%
Assembly 128	Pamela Hunter (D) 60.8%	Dominick Ciciarelli (R) 39.1%
Assembly 129	Bill Magnarelli (D) 99%	Unopposed
Assembly 130	Brian Manktelow (R) 65.9%	Scott Comegys (D) 34.1%
Assembly 131	Jeff Gallahan (R) 99.4%	Unopposed
Assembly 132	Phil Palmesano (R) 99.5%	Unopposed
Assembly 133	Marjorie Byrnes (R) 67.5%	Sara Spezzano (D) 32.5%
Assembly 134	Josh Jensen (R) 99.3%	Unopposed
Assembly 135	Jen Lunsford (D) 55.4%	Joseph Chenelly (R) 44.6%
Assembly 136	Sarah Clark (D) 66.4%	Orlando Rivera (R) 33.6%
Assembly 137	Demond Meeks (D) 67.9%	Marcus Williams (R) 32.1%
Assembly 138	Harry Bronson (D) 59.5%	Tracy DiFlorio (R) 40.5%
Assembly 139	Stephen Hawley (R) 76.9%	Jennifer Keys (D) 23.1%
Assembly 140	Bill Conrad (D) 58.9%	Scott Marciszewski (R) 41%
Assembly 141	Crystal Peoples-Stokes (D) 99.3%	Unopposed
Assembly 142	Pat Burke (D) 53%	Sandra Magnano (R) 46.9%
Assembly 143	Monica P. Wallace (D) 52.6%	Frank Smierciak (R) 47.4%
Assembly 144	Michael J. Norris (R) 99.2%	Unopposed
Assembly 145	Angelo Morinello (R) 63.4%	Douglas Mooradian (D) 36.5%
Assembly 146	Karen McMahon (D) 58.1%	Katrina Zeplowitz (R) 41.9%
Assembly 147	Dave DiPietro (R) 98.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 148	Joseph Giglio (R) 99.7%	Unopposed
Assembly 149	Jon Rivera (D) 59.1%	Ralph R. Hernandez (R) 40.8%
Assembly 150	Andrew Goodell (R) 72.2%	Sandra Lewis (D) 27.8%
Senate 1	Tony Palumbo (R) 56%	Skyler Johnson (D) 43.9%
Senate 2	Mario Mattera (R) 57.9%	Susan Berland (D) 42.1%
Senate 3	Dean Murray (R) 65.1%	Farzeen Bham (D) 34.9%
Senate 4	Monica Martinez (D) 51.4%	Wendy Rodriguez (R) 48.6%
Senate 5	Steve Rhoads (R) 60.8%	John E. Brooks (D) 39.2%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Senate 6	Kevin Thomas (D) 59.2%	James Coll (R) 40.8%
Senate 7	Jack Martins (R) 53.2%	Anna Kaplan (D) 46.8%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Senate 8	Alexis Weik (R) 69.3%	John Alberts (D) 30.7%
Senate 9	Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick (R) 56.1%	Kenneth Moore (D) 43.8%
Senate 10	James Sanders Jr. (D) 98.5%	Unopposed
Senate 11	Toby Stavisky (D) 56.7%	Stefano Forte (R) 43.2%
Senate 12	Michael Gianaris (D) 98.4%	Unopposed
Senate 13	Jessica Ramos (D) 98.5%	Unopposed
Senate 14	Leroy Comrie (D) 99.2%	Unopposed
Senate 15	Joe Addabbo (D) 57.2%	Danniel Maio (R) 42.6%
Senate 16	John Liu (D) 57.7%	Ruben Cruz II (R) 42.2%
Senate 17	Iwen Chu (D) 50.7%	Vito LaBella (R) 49.2%
Senate 18	Julia Salazar (D) 98.6%	Unopposed
Senate 19	Roxanne Persaud (D) 99.6%	Unopposed
Senate 20	Zellnor Myrie (D) 99.5%	Unopposed
Senate 21	Kevin Parker (D) 79.74%	David Alexis (Working Families Party) 19.52%
Senate 22	Simcha Felder (D) 95.1%	Marva Brown (Working Families Party) 4.5%
Senate 23	Jessica Scarcella-Spanton (D) 50.8%	Joseph L. Tirone, Jr. (R) 49%
Senate 24	Andrew Lanza (R) 98.7%	Unopposed
Senate 25	Jabari Brisport (D) 99.5%	Unopposed
Senate 26	Andrew Gounardes (D) 79.08%	Brian Fox (R) 20.08%, Martha Rowen (Other) 0.75%
Senate 27	Brian Kavanagh (D) 95.36%	Eric Rassi (Other) 4.07%
Senate 28	Liz Krueger (D) 77.5%	Awadhesh Gupta (R) 22.4%
Senate 29	Jose Serrano (D) 99.5%	Unopposed
Senate 30	Cordell Cleare (D) 99.6%	Unopposed
Senate 31	Robert Jackson (D) 85.1%	Donald Skinner (R) 14.7%
Senate 32	Luis Sepúlveda (D) 83.2%	Antonio Melendez Sr. (R) 14.54%, Dion Powell (Conservative Party) 2.15%
Senate 33	Gustavo Rivera (D) 99.5%	Unopposed
Senate 34	Nathalia Fernández (D) 65.2%	Samantha Zherka (R) 34.8%
Senate 35	Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D) 64.8%	Khristen Kerr (R) 35.2%
Senate 36	Jamaal Bailey (D) 99.7%	Unopposed
Senate 37	Shelley Mayer (D) 61.1%	Frank Murtha (R) 38.9%
Senate 38	William Weber Jr. (R) 51.6%	Elijah Reichlin-Melnick (D) 48.3%	Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Senate 39	Rob Rolison (R) 53.1%	Julie Shiroishi (D) 46.9%
Senate 40	Pete Harckham (D) 53.4%	Unopposed
Senate 41	Michelle Hinchey (D) 52.7%	Susan J. Serino (R) 47.3%	Flipped R to D; Incumbent defeated
Senate 42	James Skoufis (D) 50.7%	Dorey Houle (R) 49.3%
Senate 43	Jake Ashby (R) 52.9%	Andrea Smyth (D) 47.1%
Senate 44	Jim Tedisco (R) 56.4%	Michelle Ostrelich (D) 43.5%
Senate 45	Dan Stec (R) 60.2%	Jean Lapper (D) 39.8%
Senate 46	Neil Breslin (D) 55.1%	Richard Amedure (R) 44.8%
Senate 47	Brad Hoylman-Sigal (D) 93.01%	Maria Danzilo (D) 5.06%, Robert Bobrick (Other) 1.57%
Senate 48	Rachel May (D) 50.25%	Julie Abbott (R) 42.54%, Justin Coretti (Conservative Party) 7.16%
Senate 49	Mark Walczyk (R) 99.5%	Unopposed
Senate 50	John Mannion (D) 50%	Rebecca Shiroff (R) 50%
Senate 51	Peter Oberacker (R) 62.3%	Eric Ball (D) 37.6%
Senate 52	Lea Webb (D) 51.1%	Richard David (R) 48.8%
Senate 53	Joe Griffo (R) 99.3%	Unopposed
Senate 54	Pam Helming (R) 66.4%	Kenan Baldridge (D) 33.5%
Senate 55	Samra Brouk (D) 58.4%	Len Morrell (R) 41.6%
Senate 56	Jeremy Cooney (D) 54.2%	Jim VanBrederode (R) 45.8%
Senate 57	George Borrello (R) 73.1%	Dan Brown (D) 26.9%
Senate 58	Tom O'Mara (R) 99.3%	Unopposed
Senate 59	Kristen Gonzalez (D) 98.9%	Unopposed
Senate 60	Patrick Gallivan (R) 98.7%	Unopposed
Senate 61	Sean Ryan (D) 56.7%	Edward Rath III (R) 43.3%	Flipped R to D; Incumbent defeated
Senate 62	Rob Ortt (R) 99.3%	Unopposed
Senate 63	Timothy M. Kennedy (D) 82.67%	Faye Pietrak (Conservative Party) 17.18%

Ballot measures

Measure	Description	Result
Proposal 1	Issue $4.20 billion in bonds for projects related to the environment, natural resources, water infrastructure, and climate change mitigation	Passed (68% yes)

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