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Aron Wieder Unseats Incumbent John McGowan in New York’s 97th Assembly District
Democratic challenger Aron Wieder has unseated incumbent Republican Assemblyman John McGowan in New York’s 97th State Assembly District. Wieder, a long-serving Rockland County legislator, secured the seat by a narrow margin, reflecting the district’s dynamic political landscape. Wieder’s campaign emphasized his extensive experience in local governance and a commitment to addressing community-specific issues. His victory marks a significant shift in the district, which encompasses parts of Ramapo and Orangetown in southern Rockland County. McGowan, who has represented the district since 2023, focused his re-election efforts on his legislative accomplishments and ongoing projects. Despite a vigorous campaign, he was unable to maintain his seat in the face of Wieder’s challenge. The 97th District has witnessed fluctuating political allegiances in recent elections. In 2022, McGowan won the seat with 66.9% of the vote, succeeding Republican Mike Lawler. Prior to that, the district was represented by Democrat Ellen Jaffee, indicating its potential as a battleground for both major parties.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE UPDATE: DONALD TRUMP 247 KAMALA HARRIS 193
Kamala Harris picks up California’s 54 electoral vote, while Trump picks up Idaho’s 4. The Electoral College vote count is now Trump 247, Harris 193
Senator Bill Weber Defeats Elijah Reichlin-Melnick To Hold His 38th District Seat
Aron Wieder Unseats Incumbent John McGowan in New York’s 97th Assembly District
MIKE WINS! Rep. Mike Lawler Defeats Mondaire Jones In NY-17 House Race
Polls Closing At 11:00PM ET
California: Senate, House, ballot measures Idaho (Polls close in 1st District): House, ballot measures Oregon: House, ballot measure Washington: Senate, House, governor
NYT: We Consider Donald Trump Likely To Win The Presidency
NYT: For the first time tonight, we consider Trump likely to win the presidency. He has an advantage in each of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. To win, Harris would need to sweep all three. There is still a lot of vote left, but in the voting so far, Trump is narrowly but discernibly ahead.
NYT: DONALD TRUMP NOW HAS AN 88% CHANCE OF RECAPTURING THE WHITE HOUSE
BIG NEWS: Donald Trump now has an 88% chance of winning the presidency, according to the New York Times. Even more surprising, he is expected to also win the popular vote.
BREAKING: Donald Trump wins the critical swing state of Georgia, picking up 16 more EC votes. He now has 243 – within striking distance of the 270 needed to win the presidency.
Donald Trump Wins Iowa, Propelling Him To 227 Electoral College Votes, Compared To Harris’s 139
Donald Trump picks up 10 more Electoral College votes. He now has 221 to Kamala Harris’s 139
The New York Times now gives Donald Trump a 72% chance of winning the presidency
Liberal MSNBC Are Bold-Faced Liars [WATCH]
MSNBC: “For the kids watching….we never had bomb threats before Donald Trump became a presidential candidate.” Fact check: False❌
Mordechai Burnstein Becomes Jackson, NJ Township’s First Frum Elected Councilman
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Kamala Harris Wins Colorado’s 10 Electoral College Votes [TRUMP 211 HARRIS 139]
Donald Trump Picks Up North Carolina And Its 16 Electoral College Votes [TRUMP 211 HARRIS 129]
Pro- Israel Democrat Ritchie Torres wins reelection to U.S. House in New York’s 15th Congressional District
ELECTORAL COLLEGE UPDATE: DONALD TRUMP 195 KAMALA HARRIS 129
Polls Closing At 9:00PM ET
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