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New York

2022 population: 19,677,151 ( 299,049 from 2010 , 524,079 from 2020)
Land area: 47123.4 square miles
Population density: 417.6 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:	10,669,241	54.22%	5.6%
Black:	2,837,505	14.42%	1.9%
Indian:	59,252	0.30%	9.9%
Asian:	1,861,190	9.46%	31.9%
2+ races:	382,887	1.95%	17.4%
Hispanic:	3,867,076	19.65%	13.2%

Total non-White:	9,007,910	45.78%	11.6%

2020-2022 Components	Number	Rate
Births:	471,030	11.7
Deaths:	426,200	10.5
Net Migration:	-664,921	-16.5
Net Immigration:	108,036	2.7

Change in White population:	-635,006	-3.3
Change in Non-White pop.:	934,055	4.8

Historical Presidential Election Results for New York

Recent Trends
	Votes	Δ Margin	Swing %
2020 vs. 2016	R +431,764	D +256,582	R + 0.1%
2020 vs. 2016	D +688,346	D +256,582	R + 0.1%
2020 vs. 2012	R +760,825	R +2,214	R + 5.1%
2020 vs. 2012	D +758,611	R +2,214	R + 5.1%
2020 vs. 2008	R +498,550	R +59,007	R + 3.7%
2020 vs. 2008	D +439,543	R +59,007	R + 3.7%

2016 vs. 2008	R +66,786	R +315,589	R + 3.6%
2016 vs. 2008	D -248,803	R +315,589	R + 3.6%
How to interpret this table

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Year	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff (US)	PUSV	EV
2020	54%	Joe Biden (D)	5,244,488	60.8%	Donald Trump* (R)	3,251,321	37.7%	134,050 [+]	1.6%	8,629,859	-9	5.44%	29
[-] Other candidates in 2020: Jo Jorgensen (Lbt) 60,371 (0.7%);
2016	50%	Hillary Clinton (D)	4,556,142	59.0%	Donald Trump (R)	2,819,557	36.5%	346,096 [+]	4.5%	7,721,795	-9	5.63%	29
[-] Other candidates in 2016: Gary Johnson (Lbt) 176,600 (2.3%); Jill Stein (Grn) 107,937 (1.4%); Evan McMullin (I) 10,413 (0.1%);
2012	47%	Barack Obama* (D)	4,485,877	63.3%	Mitt Romney (R)	2,490,496	35.2%	105,163 [+]	1.5%	7,081,536	-12	5.48%	29
[-] Other candidates in 2012: Gary Johnson (Lbt) 47,256 (0.7%);
2008	52%	Barack Obama (D)	4,804,945	62.9%	John McCain (R)	2,752,771	36.0%	83,232 [+]	1.1%	7,640,948	-10	5.81%	31
[-] Other candidates in 2008: Ralph Nader (I) 41,249 (0.5%); Bob Barr (Lbt) 19,596 (0.3%);
2004	51%	John Kerry (D)	4,314,280	58.4%	George W. Bush* (R)	2,962,567	40.1%	115,107 [+]	1.6%	7,391,954	-11	6.04%	31
[-] Other candidates in 2004: Ralph Nader (I) 99,873 (1.4%);
2000	48%	Albert Gore, Jr. (D)	4,113,791	60.2%	George W. Bush (R)	2,405,676	35.2%	311,711 [+]	4.6%	6,831,178	-13	6.48%	33
[-] Other candidates in 2000: Ralph Nader (Grn) 244,398 (3.6%); Pat Buchanan (Ref) 31,659 (0.5%);
1996	45%	Bill Clinton* (D)	3,756,177	59.5%	Robert Dole (R)	1,933,492	30.6%	626,460 [+]	9.9%	6,316,129	-10	6.56%	33
[-] Other candidates in 1996: Ross Perot (Ref) 503,458 (8.0%); Ralph Nader (Grn) 75,956 (1.2%); Harry Browne (Lbt) 12,220 (0.2%);
1992	50%	Bill Clinton (D)	3,444,450	49.7%	George Bush* (R)	2,346,649	33.9%	1,135,826 [+]	16.4%	6,926,925	-4	6.63%	33
[-] Other candidates in 1992: Ross Perot (I) 1,090,721 (15.7%);
1988	49%	Michael Dukakis (D)	3,347,882	51.6%	George Bush (R)	3,081,871	47.5%	55,930 [+]	0.9%	6,485,683	-6	7.08%	36
[-] Other candidates in 1988: Ron Paul (Lbt) 12,109 (0.2%);
1984	52%	Ronald Reagan* (R)	3,664,763	53.8%	Walter Mondale (D)	3,119,609	45.8%	22,438	0.3%	6,806,810	-5	7.35%	36
[-] Other candidates in 1984:
1980	48%	Ronald Reagan (R)	2,893,831	46.7%	Jimmy Carter* (D)	2,728,372	44.0%	579,756 [+]	9.3%	6,201,959	-4	7.17%	41
[-] Other candidates in 1980: John Anderson (I) 467,801 (7.5%); Edward Clark (Lbt) 52,648 (0.8%);
1976	52%	Jimmy Carter (D)	3,389,558	51.9%	Gerald Ford* (R)	3,100,791	47.5%	44,071 [+]	0.7%	6,534,420	-1	8.01%	41
[-] Other candidates in 1976: Eugene McCarthy (I) 4,303 (0.1%);
1972	57%	Richard Nixon* (R)	4,192,778	58.5%	George McGovern (D)	2,951,084	41.2%	22,057 [+]	0.3%	7,165,919	-2	9.22%	41
[-] Other candidates in 1972: John Schmitz (Amer) 0 (0.0%);
1968	58%	Hubert Humphrey (D)	3,378,470	49.7%	Richard Nixon (R)	3,007,932	44.3%	405,286 [+]	6.0%	6,791,688	1	9.28%	43
[-] Other candidates in 1968: George Wallace (AIP) 358,864 (5.3%);
1964	63%	Lyndon Johnson* (D)	4,913,102	68.6%	Barry Goldwater (R)	2,243,559	31.3%	9,614	0.1%	7,166,275	-7	10.14%	43
[-] Other candidates in 1964:
1960	66%	John Kennedy (D)	3,830,085	52.5%	Richard Nixon (R)	3,446,419	47.3%	14,575	0.2%	7,291,079	-2	10.59%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1960:
1956	64%	Dwight Eisenhower* (R)	4,345,506	61.2%	Adlai Stevenson (D)	2,747,944	38.7%	2,521	0.0%	7,095,971	4	11.44%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1956:
1952	67%	Dwight Eisenhower (R)	3,952,813	55.5%	Adlai Stevenson (D)	3,104,601	43.6%	70,825	1.0%	7,128,239	0	11.54%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1952:
1948	61%	Thomas Dewey (R)	2,841,163	46.0%	Harry Truman* (D)	2,780,204	45.0%	557,135 [+]	9.0%	6,178,502	1	12.66%	47
[-] Other candidates in 1948: Henry Wallace (Prog) 509,559 (8.2%); Strom Thurmond (StsRts) 0 (0.0%);
1944	65%	Franklin Roosevelt* (D)	3,304,238	52.3%	Thomas Dewey (R)	2,987,647	47.3%	24,905	0.4%	6,316,790	1	13.17%	47
[-] Other candidates in 1944:
1940	67%	Franklin Roosevelt* (D)	3,251,918	51.6%	Wendell Willkie (R)	3,027,478	48.0%	22,200	0.4%	6,301,596	3	12.63%	47
[-] Other candidates in 1940:
1936	66%	Franklin Roosevelt* (D)	3,293,222	58.8%	Alf Landon (R)	2,180,670	39.0%	122,506 [+]	2.2%	5,596,398	2	12.26%	47
[-] Other candidates in 1936: William Lemke (Union) 86,897 (1.6%); Norman Thomas (Soc) 0 (0.0%);
1932	57%	Franklin Roosevelt (D)	2,534,959	54.1%	Herbert Hoover* (R)	1,937,963	41.3%	215,692 [+]	4.6%	4,688,614	2	11.79%	47
[-] Other candidates in 1932: Norman Thomas (Soc) 177,397 (3.8%);
1928	58%	Herbert Hoover (R)	2,193,344	49.8%	Al Smith (D)	2,089,863	47.4%	122,419 [+]	2.8%	4,405,626	-8	11.97%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1928: Norman Thomas (Soc) 107,332 (2.4%);
1924	46%	Calvin Coolidge (R)	1,820,058	55.8%	John Davis (D)	950,796	29.1%	493,085 [+]	15.1%	3,263,939	2	11.22%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1924: Robert LaFollette (Prog) 474,913 (14.6%);
1920	44%	Warren Harding (R)	1,871,167	64.6%	James Cox (D)	781,238	27.0%	246,108 [+]	8.5%	2,898,513	4	10.82%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1920: Eugene Debs (Soc) 203,201 (7.0%); Aaron Watkins (Proh) 19,653 (0.7%); Parley Christiansen (FL) 18,413 (0.6%);
1916	28%	Charles Evans Hughes (R)	869,066	50.9%	Woodrow Wilson* (D)	759,426	44.5%	77,813 [+]	4.6%	1,706,305	5	9.20%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1916: Allan Benson (Soc) 45,944 (2.7%); James Hanly (Proh) 19,031 (1.1%);
1912	27%	Woodrow Wilson (D)	655,573	41.3%	Theodore Roosevelt (Prog)	455,487	28.7%	477,255 [+]	30.0%	1,588,315	1	10.56%	45
[-] Other candidates in 1912: William Taft* (R) 390,093 (24.6%); Eugene Debs (Soc) 63,434 (4.0%); Eugene Chafin (Proh) 19,455 (1.2%);
1908	31%	William Taft (R)	870,070	53.1%	William J. Bryan (D)	667,460	40.7%	100,812 [+]	6.2%	1,638,342	2	11.00%	39
[-] Other candidates in 1908: Eugene Debs (Soc) 38,451 (2.3%); Thomas Hisgen (I) 35,817 (2.2%); Eugene Chafin (Proh) 22,667 (1.4%);
1904	33%	Theodore Roosevelt (R)	859,533	53.1%	Alton Parker (D)	683,981	42.3%	74,251 [+]	4.6%	1,617,765	-3	11.96%	39
[-] Other candidates in 1904: Eugene Debs (Soc) 36,883 (2.3%); Silas Swallow (Proh) 20,787 (1.3%); Thomas Watson (Pop) 7,459 (0.5%);
1900	35%	William McKinley* (R)	822,013	53.1%	William J. Bryan (D)	678,462	43.8%	47,568 [+]	3.1%	1,548,043	2	11.08%	36
[-] Other candidates in 1900: John Woolley (Proh) 22,077 (1.4%); Eugene Debs (Soc) 12,869 (0.8%);

* incumbent PUSV: percent of U.S. vote

2020 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Joe Biden (D)

5,244,488

60.8%

Donald Trump* (R)

3,251,321

37.7%

Jo Jorgensen (Lbt)

60,371

0.7%

Other

73,679

0.9%

TOTAL

8,629,859

Turnout: 54%	Diff (US): -9

2016 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Hillary Clinton (D)

4,556,142

59.0%

Donald Trump (R)

2,819,557

36.5%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

176,600

2.3%

Jill Stein (Grn)

107,937

1.4%

Evan McMullin (I)

10,413

0.1%

Other

51,146

0.7%

TOTAL

7,721,795

Turnout: 50%	Diff (US): -9

2012 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama* (D)

4,485,877

63.3%

Mitt Romney (R)

2,490,496

35.2%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

47,256

0.7%

Other

57,907

0.8%

TOTAL

7,081,536

Turnout: 47%	Diff (US): -12

2008 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama (D)

4,804,945

62.9%

John McCain (R)

2,752,771

36.0%

Ralph Nader (I)

41,249

0.5%

Bob Barr (Lbt)

19,596

0.3%

Other

22,387

0.3%

TOTAL

7,640,948

Turnout: 52%	Diff (US): -10

2004 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush* (R)

2,962,567

40.1%

John Kerry (D)

4,314,280

58.4%

Ralph Nader (I)

99,873

1.4%

Other

15,234

0.2%

TOTAL

7,391,954

Turnout: 51%	Diff (US): -11

2000 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush (R)

2,405,676

35.2%

Albert Gore, Jr. (D)

4,113,791

60.2%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

244,398

3.6%

Pat Buchanan (Ref)

31,659

0.5%

Other

35,654

0.5%

TOTAL

6,831,178

Turnout: 48%	Diff (US): -13

1996 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Bill Clinton* (D)

3,756,177

59.5%

Robert Dole (R)

1,933,492

30.6%

Ross Perot (Ref)

503,458

8.0%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

75,956

1.2%

Harry Browne (Lbt)

12,220

0.2%

Other

34,826

0.6%

TOTAL

6,316,129

Turnout: 45%	Diff (US): -10

1992 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Bill Clinton (D)

3,444,450

49.7%

George Bush* (R)

2,346,649

33.9%

Ross Perot (I)

1,090,721

15.7%

Other

45,105

0.7%

TOTAL

6,926,925

Turnout: 50%	Diff (US): -4

1988 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George Bush (R)

3,081,871

47.5%

Michael Dukakis (D)

3,347,882

51.6%

Ron Paul (Lbt)

12,109

0.2%

Other

43,821

0.7%

TOTAL

6,485,683

Turnout: 49%	Diff (US): -6

1984 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Ronald Reagan* (R)

3,664,763

53.8%

Walter Mondale (D)

3,119,609

45.8%

Other

22,438

0.3%

TOTAL

6,806,810

Turnout: 52%	Diff (US): -5

1980 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Ronald Reagan (R)

2,893,831

46.7%

Jimmy Carter* (D)

2,728,372

44.0%

John Anderson (I)

467,801

7.5%

Edward Clark (Lbt)

52,648

0.8%

Other

59,307

1.0%

TOTAL

6,201,959

Turnout: 48%	Diff (US): -4

1976 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Jimmy Carter (D)

3,389,558

51.9%

Gerald Ford* (R)

3,100,791

47.5%

Eugene McCarthy (I)

4,303

0.1%

Other

39,768

0.6%

TOTAL

6,534,420

Turnout: 52%	Diff (US): -1

1972 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Richard Nixon* (R)

4,192,778

58.5%

George McGovern (D)

2,951,084

41.2%

Other

22,057

0.3%

TOTAL

7,165,919

Turnout: 57%	Diff (US): -2

1968 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Richard Nixon (R)

3,007,932

44.3%

Hubert Humphrey (D)

3,378,470

49.7%

George Wallace (AIP)

358,864

5.3%

Other

46,422

0.7%

TOTAL

6,791,688

Turnout: 58%	Diff (US): 1

1964 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Lyndon Johnson* (D)

4,913,102

68.6%

Barry Goldwater (R)

2,243,559

31.3%

Other

9,614

0.1%

TOTAL

7,166,275

Turnout: 63%	Diff (US): -7

1960 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

John Kennedy (D)

3,830,085

52.5%

Richard Nixon (R)

3,446,419

47.3%

Other

14,575

0.2%

TOTAL

7,291,079

Turnout: 66%	Diff (US): -2

1956 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Dwight Eisenhower* (R)

4,345,506

61.2%

Adlai Stevenson (D)

2,747,944

38.7%

Other

2,521

0.0%

TOTAL

7,095,971

Turnout: 64%	Diff (US): 4

1952 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Dwight Eisenhower (R)

3,952,813

55.5%

Adlai Stevenson (D)

3,104,601

43.6%

Other

70,825

1.0%

TOTAL

7,128,239

Turnout: 67%	Diff (US): 0

1948 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Harry Truman* (D)

2,780,204

45.0%

Thomas Dewey (R)

2,841,163

46.0%

Henry Wallace (Prog)

509,559

8.2%

Other

47,576

0.8%

TOTAL

6,178,502

Turnout: 61%	Diff (US): 1

1944 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt* (D)

3,304,238

52.3%

Thomas Dewey (R)

2,987,647

47.3%

Other

24,905

0.4%

TOTAL

6,316,790

Turnout: 65%	Diff (US): 1

1940 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt* (D)

3,251,918

51.6%

Wendell Willkie (R)

3,027,478

48.0%

Other

22,200

0.4%

TOTAL

6,301,596

Turnout: 67%	Diff (US): 3

1936 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt* (D)

3,293,222

58.8%

Alf Landon (R)

2,180,670

39.0%

William Lemke (Union)

86,897

1.6%

Other

35,609

0.6%

TOTAL

5,596,398

Turnout: 66%	Diff (US): 2

1932 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt (D)

2,534,959

54.1%

Herbert Hoover* (R)

1,937,963

41.3%

Norman Thomas (Soc)

177,397

3.8%

Other

38,295

0.8%

TOTAL

4,688,614

Turnout: 57%	Diff (US): 2

1928 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Herbert Hoover (R)

2,193,344

49.8%

Al Smith (D)

2,089,863

47.4%

Norman Thomas (Soc)

107,332

2.4%

Other

15,087

0.3%

TOTAL

4,405,626

Turnout: 58%	Diff (US): -8

1924 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Calvin Coolidge (R)

1,820,058

55.8%

John Davis (D)

950,796

29.1%

Robert LaFollette (Prog)

474,913

14.6%

Other

18,172

0.6%

TOTAL

3,263,939

Turnout: 46%	Diff (US): 2

1920 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Warren Harding (R)

1,871,167

64.6%

James Cox (D)

781,238

27.0%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

203,201

7.0%

Parley Christiansen (FL)

18,413

0.6%

Aaron Watkins (Proh)

19,653

0.7%

Other

4,841

0.2%

TOTAL

2,898,513

Turnout: 44%	Diff (US): 4

1916 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Woodrow Wilson* (D)

759,426

44.5%

Charles Evans Hughes (R)

869,066

50.9%

Allan Benson (Soc)

45,944

2.7%

James Hanly (Proh)

19,031

1.1%

Other

12,838

0.8%

TOTAL

1,706,305

Turnout: 28%	Diff (US): 5

1912 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Woodrow Wilson (D)

655,573

41.3%

Theodore Roosevelt (Prog)

455,487

28.7%

William Taft* (R)

390,093

24.6%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

63,434

4.0%

Eugene Chafin (Proh)

19,455

1.2%

Other

4,273

0.3%

TOTAL

1,588,315

Turnout: 27%	Diff (US): 1

1908 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

William Taft (R)

870,070

53.1%

William J. Bryan (D)

667,460

40.7%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

38,451

2.3%

Eugene Chafin (Proh)

22,667

1.4%

Thomas Hisgen (I)

35,817

2.2%

Other

3,877

0.2%

TOTAL

1,638,342

Turnout: 31%	Diff (US): 2

1904 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Theodore Roosevelt (R)

859,533

53.1%

Alton Parker (D)

683,981

42.3%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

36,883

2.3%

Silas Swallow (Proh)

20,787

1.3%

Thomas Watson (Pop)

7,459

0.5%

Other

9,122

0.6%

TOTAL

1,617,765

Turnout: 33%	Diff (US): -3

1900 President, New York

Candidate

Votes

Pct

William McKinley* (R)

822,013

53.1%

William J. Bryan (D)

678,462

43.8%

John Woolley (Proh)

22,077

1.4%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

12,869

0.8%

Other

12,622

0.8%

TOTAL

1,548,043

Turnout: 35%	Diff (US): 2

* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for New York

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Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes
2022	G	38%	Kathy Hochul* (D,WF)	3,140,415	53.1%	Lee Zeldin (R,C)	2,762,581	46.7%	9,290	0.2%	5,912,286
[-] Other candidates in 2022 included:
2022	S3	38%	Charles Schumer* (D,WF)	3,320,561	56.7%	Joe Pinion (R,C)	2,501,151	42.7%	30,995 [+]	0.5%	5,852,707
[-] Other candidates in 2022 included: Diane Sare (LaRouche) 26,844 (0.5%);

2018	S1	39%	Kirsten Gillibrand* (D,In+)	4,056,931	67.0%	Chele Farley (R,C+)	1,998,220	33.0%	3,872	0.1%	6,059,023
[-] Other candidates in 2018 included:
2018	G	39%	Andrew Cuomo* (D,In+)	3,635,340	59.6%	Marc Molinaro (R,C+)	2,207,602	36.2%	261,535 [+]	4.3%	6,104,477
[-] Other candidates in 2018 included: Howie Hawkins (Green) 103,946 (1.7%); Larry Sharpe (Libertarian) 95,033 (1.6%); Stephanie Miner (Serve America Movement) 55,441 (0.9%);
2016	S3	48%	Charles Schumer* (D,In+)	5,221,967	70.6%	Wendy Long (R,C+)	2,009,380	27.2%	165,024 [+]	2.2%	7,396,371
[-] Other candidates in 2016 included: Robin Wilson (Green) 113,415 (1.5%); Alex Merced (Libertarian) 48,120 (0.7%);
2014	G	25%	Andrew Cuomo* (D,In+)	2,069,480	54.2%	Rob Astorino (R,C)	1,536,879	40.2%	212,925 [+]	5.6%	3,819,284
[-] Other candidates in 2014 included: Howie Hawkins (Green) 184,419 (4.8%); Michael McDermott (Libertarian) 19,967 (0.5%); Steve Cohn (Sapient) 4,963 (0.1%);
2012	S1	42%	Kirsten Gillibrand* (D,In+)	4,511,045	71.5%	Wendy Long (R,C)	1,700,640	27.0%	93,205 [+]	1.5%	6,304,890
[-] Other candidates in 2012 included: Colia Clark (Green) 39,788 (0.6%); Chris Edes (Libertarian) 30,459 (0.5%); John Mangelli (Common Sense) 21,276 (0.3%);
2010	G	31%	Andrew Cuomo (D,In+)	2,910,876	62.5%	Carl Paladino (R,C)	1,547,857	33.2%	199,222 [+]	4.3%	4,657,955
[-] Other candidates in 2010 included: Howie Hawkins (Green) 59,906 (1.3%); Warren Redlich (Libertarian) 48,359 (1.0%); Jimmy McMillan (Rent Too High) 41,129 (0.9%); Charles Barron (Freedom) 24,571 (0.5%); Kristin Davis (Anti-Prohibition) 20,421 (0.4%);
2010	S1	30%	Kirsten Gillibrand* (D,In+)	2,836,361	62.9%	Joseph DioGuardi (R,C)	1,581,834	35.1%	88,431 [+]	2.0%	4,506,626
[-] Other candidates in 2010 included: Cecile Lawrence (Green) 35,497 (0.8%); John Clifton (Libertarian) 18,407 (0.4%); Joseph Huff (Rent Too High) 17,021 (0.4%); Vivia Morgan (Anti-Prohibition) 11,773 (0.3%); Bruce Blakeman (Tax Revolt) 4,522 (0.1%);
2010	S3	31%	Charles Schumer* (D,In+)	3,047,111	66.3%	Jay Townsend (R,C)	1,479,724	32.2%	68,540 [+]	1.5%	4,595,375
[-] Other candidates in 2010 included: Colia Clark (Green) 42,340 (0.9%); Randy Credico (Libertarian) 24,863 (0.5%);

2006	G	31%	Eliot Spitzer (D,In+)	3,086,709	69.6%	John Faso (R,C)	1,274,335	28.7%	76,176 [+]	1.7%	4,437,220
[-] Other candidates in 2006 included: Malachy McCourt (Green) 42,166 (1.0%); John Clifton (Libertarian) 14,736 (0.3%); Jimmy McMillan (Rent Too High) 13,355 (0.3%); Maria DeLuca (Socialist Workers) 5,919 (0.1%);
2006	S1	31%	Hillary Clinton* (D,In+)	3,008,428	67.0%	John Spencer (R,C)	1,392,189	31.0%	89,436 [+]	2.0%	4,490,053
[-] Other candidates in 2006 included: Howie Hawkins (Green) 55,469 (1.2%); Jeffrey Russell (Libertarian) 20,996 (0.5%); Roger Calero (Socialist Workers) 6,967 (0.2%); William Van Auken (Socialist Equality) 6,004 (0.1%);
2004	S3	46%	Charles Schumer* (D)	4,769,824	71.2%	Howard Mills (R)	1,625,069	24.2%	307,982 [+]	4.6%	6,702,875
[-] Other candidates in 2004 included: Marilyn O'Grady (C) 220,960 (3.3%); David McReynolds (Green) 36,942 (0.6%); Don Silberger (Libertarian) 19,073 (0.3%); Abe Hirschfeld (Builders) 16,196 (0.2%); Martin Koppel (Socialist Workers) 14,811 (0.2%);
2002	G	32%	George Pataki* (R,C)	2,262,255	49.4%	Carl McCall (D,WF)	1,534,064	33.5%	782,759 [+]	17.1%	4,579,078
[-] Other candidates in 2002 included: Tom Golisano (Independence Party) 654,016 (14.3%); Jerry Cronin (RTL) 44,195 (1.0%); Stanley Aronowitz (Green) 41,797 (0.9%); Thomas Leighton (Marijuana Reform) 21,977 (0.5%); Andrew Cuomo (Liberal) 15,761 (0.3%); Scott Jeffrey (Libertarian) 5,013 (0.1%);
2000	S1	47%	Hillary Clinton (D,L+)	3,747,310	55.3%	Rick Lazio (R,C)	2,915,730	43.0%	116,799 [+]	1.7%	6,779,839
[-] Other candidates in 2000 included: Jeffrey Graham (Independence Party) 43,181 (0.6%); Mark Dunau (Green) 40,991 (0.6%); John Adefope (RTL) 21,439 (0.3%); John Clifton (Libertarian) 4,734 (0.1%); Louis Wein (Constitution) 3,414 (0.1%); Jacob Perasso (Socialist Workers) 3,040 (0.0%);

1998	G	33%	George Pataki* (R,C)	2,571,991	54.3%	Peter Vallone (D,WF)	1,570,317	33.2%	592,928 [+]	12.5%	4,735,236
[-] Other candidates in 1998 included: Tom Golisano (Independence Party) 364,056 (7.7%); Betsy McCaughey Ross (Liberal) 77,915 (1.6%); Mike Reynolds (RTL) 56,683 (1.2%); Al Lewis (Green) 52,533 (1.1%); Thomas Leighton (Marijuana Reform) 24,788 (0.5%); Mary Alice France (Unity) 9,692 (0.2%); Christopher Garvey (Libertarian) 4,722 (0.1%); Al Duncan (Socialist Workers) 2,539 (0.1%);
1998	S3	33%	Charles Schumer (D,L+)	2,551,065	54.6%	Al D'Amato* (R,C+)	2,058,988	44.1%	60,752 [+]	1.3%	4,670,805
[-] Other candidates in 1998 included: Corrine Kurtz (Marijuana Reform) 34,281 (0.7%); Joel Kovel (Green) 14,735 (0.3%); William McMillen (Libertarian) 8,223 (0.2%); Rose Ana Berbeo (Socialist Workers) 3,513 (0.1%);
1994	G	37%	George Pataki (R,C+)	2,538,702	48.7%	Mario Cuomo* (D,L)	2,364,906	45.4%	305,156 [+]	5.9%	5,208,764
[-] Other candidates in 1994 included: Tom Golisano (Independence Party) 217,490 (4.2%); Robert Walsh (RTL) 67,750 (1.3%); Robert Schulz (Libertarian) 9,506 (0.2%); Lawrence Lane (Socialist Workers) 5,410 (0.1%);
1994	S1	34%	Daniel Patrick Moynihan* (D,L)	2,646,541	55.2%	Bernadette Castro (R,C)	1,988,308	41.5%	159,752 [+]	3.3%	4,794,601
[-] Other candidates in 1994 included: Henry Hewes (RTL) 95,954 (2.0%); Ismael Betancourt (Independence Fusion) 26,650 (0.6%); Norma Segal (Libertarian) 17,991 (0.4%); Naomi Craine (Socialist Workers) 14,892 (0.3%);
1992	S3	47%	Al D'Amato* (R,C+)	3,166,994	49.0%	Robert Abrams (D,L)	3,086,200	47.8%	205,632 [+]	3.2%	6,458,826
[-] Other candidates in 1992 included: Norma Segal (Libertarian) 108,530 (1.7%); Mohammed Mehdi (New Alliance) 56,631 (0.9%); Stanley Nelson (Natural Law) 23,747 (0.4%); Eddie Warren (Socialist Workers) 16,724 (0.3%);
1990	G	30%	Mario Cuomo* (D,L)	2,157,087	53.2%	Pierre Rinfret (R)	865,948	21.3%	1,033,861 [+]	25.5%	4,056,896
[-] Other candidates in 1990 included: Herb London (C) 827,614 (20.4%); Louis Wein (RTL) 137,804 (3.4%); Lenora Fulani (New Alliance) 31,089 (0.8%); W. Gary Johnson (Libertarian) 24,611 (0.6%); Craig Gannon (Socialist Workers) 12,743 (0.3%);

1988	S1	46%	Daniel Patrick Moynihan* (D,L)	4,048,649	67.0%	Robert McMillan (R,C)	1,875,784	31.1%	116,547 [+]	1.9%	6,040,980
[-] Other candidates in 1988 included: Adelle Nathanson (RTL) 64,845 (1.1%); Charlene Mitchell (I) 14,770 (0.2%); Lydia Bayonetta (I) 13,573 (0.2%); William McMillen (Libertarian) 12,064 (0.2%); James Harris (Socialist Workers) 11,239 (0.2%);
1986	S3	32%	Al D'Amato* (R,C+)	2,378,197	56.9%	Mark Green (D)	1,723,216	41.2%	78,034 [+]	1.9%	4,179,447
[-] Other candidates in 1986 included: John Dyson (Liberal) 60,099 (1.4%); Frederick Newman (New Alliance) 10,559 (0.3%); Michael Shur (Socialist Workers) 7,376 (0.2%);
1986	G	33%	Mario Cuomo* (D,L)	2,775,229	64.6%	Andrew O'Rourke (R,C)	1,363,810	31.8%	155,085 [+]	3.6%	4,294,124
[-] Other candidates in 1986 included: Dillon Droseskey (RTL) 130,802 (3.0%); Lenora Fulani (New Alliance) 24,130 (0.6%);
1982	S1	38%	Daniel Patrick Moynihan* (D,L)	3,232,146	65.1%	Florence Sullivan (R,C+)	1,696,766	34.2%	38,817 [+]	0.8%	4,967,729
[-] Other candidates in 1982 included: James McKeown (Free Libertarian) 23,379 (0.5%); Steve Wattenmaker (Socialist Workers) 15,206 (0.3%);
1982	G	40%	Mario Cuomo (D,L)	2,675,213	50.9%	Lew Lehrman (R,C)	2,494,827	47.5%	84,851 [+]	1.6%	5,254,891
[-] Other candidates in 1982 included: Robert Bohner (RTL) 52,356 (1.0%); John Northrup (Free Libertarian) 16,913 (0.3%); Jane Benedict (Unity) 6,353 (0.1%); Nancy Ross (New Alliance) 5,277 (0.1%); Diane Wang (Socialist Workers) 3,766 (0.1%);
1980	S3	47%	Al D'Amato (R,C+)	2,699,652	44.9%	Liz Holtzman (D)	2,618,661	43.5%	696,601 [+]	11.6%	6,014,914
[-] Other candidates in 1980 included: Jacob Javits* (Liberal) 664,544 (11.0%); Richard Savadel (Free Libertarian) 21,465 (0.4%); William Scott (Communist) 4,161 (0.1%); Thomas Soto (Workers World) 3,643 (0.1%); Victor Nieto (Socialist Workers) 2,715 (0.0%);

1978	G	40%	Hugh Carey* (D,L)	2,429,272	50.9%	Perry Duryea (R,C)	2,156,404	45.2%	183,144 [+]	3.8%	4,768,820
[-] Other candidates in 1978 included: Mary Jane Tobin (RTL) 130,193 (2.7%); Gary Greenberg (Free Libertarian) 18,990 (0.4%); Dianne Feeley (Socialist Workers) 12,987 (0.3%); Jarvis Tyner (Communist) 11,400 (0.2%); Paul Gallagher (Labor) 9,073 (0.2%);
1976	S1	50%	Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D,L)	3,422,594	54.2%	James Buckley* (R,C)	2,836,633	44.9%	60,528 [+]	1.0%	6,319,755
[-] Other candidates in 1976 included: Herbert Aptheker (Communist) 25,141 (0.4%); Marcia Gallo (Socialist Workers) 16,350 (0.3%); Martin Nixon (Free Libertarian) 10,943 (0.2%); Elijah Boyd (Labor) 6,716 (0.1%);
1974	S3	43%	Jacob Javits* (R,L)	2,340,188	45.3%	Ramsey Clark (D)	1,973,781	38.2%	849,631 [+]	16.5%	5,163,600
[-] Other candidates in 1974 included: Barbara Keating (C) 822,584 (15.9%); Rebecca Finch (Socialist Workers) 7,727 (0.1%); William Dowling (Courage) 7,459 (0.1%); Robert Massi (Socialist Labor) 4,037 (0.1%); Mildred Edelman (Communist) 3,876 (0.1%); Elijah Boyd (Labor) 3,798 (0.1%);
1974	G	44%	Hugh Carey (D,L)	3,028,503	57.2%	Malcolm Wilson (R,C)	2,219,667	41.9%	45,006 [+]	0.9%	5,293,176
[-] Other candidates in 1974 included: Wayne Amato (Courage) 12,459 (0.2%); Jerry Tuccille (Free Libertarian) 10,503 (0.2%); Derrick Morrison (Socialist Workers) 8,857 (0.2%); Jose Ristorucci (Communist) 5,232 (0.1%); John Emanuel (Socialist Labor) 4,574 (0.1%); Anton Chaitkin (Labor) 3,151 (0.1%);
1970	G	49%	Nelson Rockefeller* (R)	3,151,432	52.4%	Arthur Goldberg (D,L)	2,421,426	40.3%	440,209 [+]	7.3%	6,013,067
[-] Other candidates in 1970 included: Paul Adams (C) 422,514 (7.0%); Rasheed Storey (Communist) 7,760 (0.1%); Clifton DeBerry (Socialist Workers) 5,766 (0.1%); Stephen Emery (Socialist Labor) 3,963 (0.1%);
1970	S1	49%	James Buckley (C)	2,288,190	38.8%	Richard Ottinger (D)	2,171,232	36.8%	1,445,360 [+]	24.5%	5,904,782
[-] Other candidates in 1970 included: Charles Goodell (R,L) 1,404,472 (23.8%); Arnold Johnson (Communist) 4,097 (0.1%); Kipp Dawson (Socialist Workers) 3,549 (0.1%); John Emanuel (Socialist Labor) 3,204 (0.1%);

1968	S3	56%	Jacob Javits* (R,L)	3,269,772	49.7%	Paul O'Dwyer (D)	2,150,695	32.7%	1,161,120 [+]	17.6%	6,581,587
[-] Other candidates in 1968 included: James Buckley (C) 1,139,402 (17.3%); Herman Ferguson (Peace & Freedom) 8,775 (0.1%); John Emanuel (Socialist Labor) 7,964 (0.1%); Hedda Garza (Socialist Workers) 4,979 (0.1%);
1966	G	52%	Nelson Rockefeller* (R)	2,690,626	44.6%	Frank O'Connor (D)	2,298,363	38.1%	1,042,596 [+]	17.3%	6,031,585
[-] Other candidates in 1966 included: Paul Adams (C) 510,023 (8.5%); Franklin Roosevelt, Jr. (Liberal) 507,234 (8.4%); Milton Herder (Socialist Labor) 12,730 (0.2%); Judith White (Socialist Workers) 12,506 (0.2%);
1964	S1	63%	Robert Kennedy (D,L)	3,823,749	53.5%	Kenneth Keating* (R)	3,104,056	43.4%	223,881 [+]	3.1%	7,151,686
[-] Other candidates in 1964 included: Henry Paolucci (C) 212,216 (3.0%); John Emanuel (Socialist Labor) 7,358 (0.1%); Richard Garza (Socialist Workers) 4,202 (0.1%);
1962	G	52%	Nelson Rockefeller* (R)	3,081,587	53.1%	Robert Morgenthau (D,L)	2,552,418	44.0%	171,626 [+]	3.0%	5,805,631
[-] Other candidates in 1962 included: David Jaquith (C) 141,877 (2.4%); Richard Garza (Socialist Workers) 19,698 (0.3%); Eric Hass (Socialist Labor) 9,762 (0.2%);
1962	S3	51%	Jacob Javits* (R)	3,272,417	57.4%	James Donovan (D,L)	2,289,323	40.1%	141,377 [+]	2.5%	5,703,117
[-] Other candidates in 1962 included: Kieran O'Doherty (C) 116,151 (2.0%); Carl Feingold (Socialist Workers) 17,440 (0.3%); Stephen Emery (Socialist Labor) 7,786 (0.1%);

1958	G	50%	Nelson Rockefeller (R)	3,126,929	54.7%	Averell Harriman* (D,L)	2,553,895	44.7%	31,841 [+]	0.6%	5,712,665
[-] Other candidates in 1958 included: John McManus (Independent Socialist) 31,658 (0.6%);
1958	S1	49%	Kenneth Keating (R)	2,842,942	50.7%	Frank Hogan (D,L)	2,709,950	48.4%	49,196 [+]	0.9%	5,602,088
[-] Other candidates in 1958 included: Corliss Lamont (Independent Socialist) 49,087 (0.9%);
1956	S3	63%	Jacob Javits (R)	3,723,933	53.3%	Robert Wagner (D,L)	3,265,159	46.7%	2,044 [+]	0.0%	6,991,136
[-] Other candidates in 1956 included: Douglas MacArthur (I) 1,312 (0.0%);
1954	G	47%	Averell Harriman (D,L)	2,560,738	49.6%	Irving Ives (R)	2,549,613	49.4%	51,591 [+]	1.0%	5,161,942
[-] Other candidates in 1954 included: John McManus (American Labor) 46,886 (0.9%); David Weiss (Socialist Workers) 2,617 (0.1%); Nathan Karp (Socialist Labor) 1,720 (0.0%);
1952	S1	66%	Irving Ives* (R)	3,853,934	55.2%	John Cashmore (D)	2,521,736	36.1%	604,573 [+]	8.7%	6,980,243
[-] Other candidates in 1952 included: George Counts (Liberal) 489,775 (7.0%); Corliss Lamont (American Labor) 104,702 (1.5%); Michael Bartell (Socialist Workers) 4,263 (0.1%); Joseph Glass (Socialist) 3,382 (0.0%); Nathan Karp (Industrial Government) 2,451 (0.0%);
1950	S3	50%	Herbert Lehman* (D,L)	2,632,313	50.3%	Joe Hanley (R)	2,367,353	45.3%	228,737 [+]	4.4%	5,228,403
[-] Other candidates in 1950 included: William DuBois (American Labor) 205,729 (3.9%); Joseph Hansen (Socialist Labor) 15,340 (0.3%); Stephen Emery (Industrial Government) 7,659 (0.1%);
1950	G	51%	Thomas Dewey* (R)	2,819,523	53.1%	Walter Lynch (D,L)	2,246,855	42.3%	242,511 [+]	4.6%	5,308,889
[-] Other candidates in 1950 included: John McManus (American Labor) 221,966 (4.2%); Michael Bartell (Socialist Workers) 13,274 (0.3%); Eric Hass (Socialist Labor) 7,254 (0.1%);

1949	S3	49%	Herbert Lehman (D,L)	2,582,438	52.0%	John Foster Dulles (R)	2,384,381	48.0%	0	0.0%	4,966,819
[-] Other candidates in 1949 included:
1946	S1	49%	Irving Ives (R)	2,559,365	52.6%	Herbert Lehman (D,L+)	2,308,112	47.4%	0	0.0%	4,867,477
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included:
1946	G	50%	Thomas Dewey* (R)	2,825,633	56.9%	James Mead (D,L+)	2,138,482	43.1%	0	0.0%	4,964,115
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included:
1944	S3	64%	Robert Wagner* (D,L+)	3,294,576	53.1%	Thomas Curran (R)	2,899,497	46.7%	15,244 [+]	0.2%	6,209,317
[-] Other candidates in 1944 included: Eric Hass (Industrial Government) 15,244 (0.2%);
1942	G	43%	Thomas Dewey (R)	2,148,546	52.1%	John Bennett (D)	1,501,039	36.4%	474,304 [+]	11.5%	4,123,889
[-] Other candidates in 1942 included: Dean Alfange (American Labor) 403,626 (9.8%); Israel Amter (Communist) 45,220 (1.1%); Coleman Cheney (Socialist) 21,911 (0.5%); Aaron Orange (Socialist Labor) 3,496 (0.1%);
1940	S1	66%	James Mead* (D,AL)	3,274,766	53.3%	Bruce Barton (R)	2,868,852	46.7%	4,944 [+]	0.1%	6,148,562
[-] Other candidates in 1940 included: Stephen Paine (Prohibition) 4,944 (0.1%);

1938	S1	53%	James Mead (D,AL)	2,438,904	53.6%	Edward Corsi (R,Prog)	2,083,666	45.8%	27,161 [+]	0.6%	4,549,731
[-] Other candidates in 1938 included: Harry Laidler (Socialist) 27,161 (0.6%);
1938	S3	53%	Robert Wagner* (D,AL)	2,497,029	54.5%	John O'Brien (R,Prog)	2,058,615	44.9%	27,404 [+]	0.6%	4,583,048
[-] Other candidates in 1938 included: Herman Hahn (Socialist) 23,553 (0.5%); Martin Olson (Industrial Government) 3,851 (0.1%);
1938	G	55%	Herbert Lehman* (D,AL)	2,391,331	50.4%	Thomas Dewey (R,Prog)	2,326,892	49.0%	28,541 [+]	0.6%	4,746,764
[-] Other candidates in 1938 included: Norman Thomas (Socialist) 24,980 (0.5%); Aaron Orange (Socialist Labor) 3,516 (0.1%);
1936	G	65%	Herbert Lehman* (D,AL)	2,970,595	53.5%	William Bleakley (R)	2,450,105	44.1%	136,639 [+]	2.5%	5,557,339
[-] Other candidates in 1936 included: Harry Laidler (Socialist) 96,233 (1.7%); Robert Minor (Communist) 40,406 (0.7%);

*: incumbent +: ran on additional party lines Type: G: Governor; S1,S2,S3: Senate Class 1, 2 or 3
italics: special election

Other Statewide Election Results for New York

Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes

2022	AG	38%	Letitia James* (D,WF)	3,168,256	54.6%	Michael Henry (R,C)	2,631,301	45.3%	3,073	0.1%	5,802,630
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
2022	CMP	37%	Thomas DiNapoli* (D,WF)	3,305,112	57.3%	Paul Rodriguez (R,C)	2,463,404	42.7%	2,880	0.0%	5,771,396
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
2022	LG	0%	Antonio Delgado* (D,WF)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2022:

2018	AG	38%	Letitia James (D,WF)	3,739,239	62.4%	Keith Wofford (R,C)	2,108,600	35.2%	145,678 [+]	2.4%	5,993,517
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Michael Sussman (Grn) 72,512 (1.2%); Christopher Garvey (Lbt) 43,767 (0.7%); Nancy Sliwa (Ref) 26,441 (0.4%);
2018	CMP	39%	Thomas DiNapoli* (D,WF+)	4,027,886	66.9%	Jonathan Trichter (R,C)	1,882,958	31.3%	106,104 [+]	1.8%	6,016,948
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Mark Dunlea (Grn) 70,041 (1.2%); Cruger Gallaudet (Lbt) 34,430 (0.6%);
2018	LG	0%	Kathy Hochul* (D,WF+)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Jia Lee (Grn) 0 (?%); Andrew Hollister (Lbt) 0 (?%); Michael Volpe (I) 0 (?%);

2014	AG	24%	Eric Schneiderman* (D,WF)	2,069,956	55.7%	John Cahill (R,C)	1,538,990	41.4%	106,590 [+]	2.9%	3,715,536
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Ramon Jimenez (Grn) 80,813 (2.2%); Carl Person (Lbt) 24,746 (0.7%);
2014	CMP	24%	Thomas DiNapoli* (D,WF+)	2,233,057	60.1%	Robert Antonacci (R,C)	1,354,643	36.5%	125,686 [+]	3.4%	3,713,386
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Theresa Portelli (Grn) 97,906 (2.6%); John Clifton (Lbt) 26,583 (0.7%);
2014	LG	0%	Kathy Hochul (D,WF+)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Brian Jones (Grn) 0 (?%); Chris Edes (Lbt) 0 (?%); Bobby Kalotee (I) 0 (?%);

2010	AG	30%	Eric Schneiderman (D,WF)	2,477,438	55.8%	Dan Donovan (R,C)	1,909,525	43.0%	55,716 [+]	1.3%	4,442,679
[-] Other candidates in 2010: Carl Person (Lbt) 36,488 (0.8%); Ramon Jimenez (I) 18,028 (0.4%);
2010	CMP	30%	Thomas DiNapoli* (D,WF)	2,271,666	50.8%	Harry Wilson (R,C+)	2,069,427	46.3%	133,293 [+]	3.0%	4,474,386
[-] Other candidates in 2010: Julia Willebrand (Grn) 104,445 (2.3%); John Gaetani (Lbt) 27,882 (0.6%);
2010	LG	0%	Robert Duffy (D,WF)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2010: Gloria Mattera (Grn) 0 (?%); Alden Link (Lbt) 0 (?%); No Candidate (I) 0 (?%); Eva Doyle (I) 0 (?%); Tanya Gendelman (I) 0 (?%);

2006	AG	30%	Andrew Cuomo (D,WF)	2,509,311	58.3%	Jeanine Pirro (R,C+)	1,692,580	39.3%	101,459 [+]	2.4%	4,303,350
[-] Other candidates in 2006: Rachel Treichler (Grn) 61,849 (1.4%); Christopher Garvey (Lbt) 29,413 (0.7%); Martin Koppel (SW) 10,197 (0.2%);
2006	CMP	28%	Alan Hevesi* (D,WF)	2,349,578	56.8%	Christopher Callaghan (R,C)	1,612,270	39.0%	173,125 [+]	4.2%	4,134,973
[-] Other candidates in 2006: Julia Willebrand (Grn) 117,908 (2.9%); John Cain (Lbt) 40,472 (1.0%); Willie Cotton (SW) 14,745 (0.4%);
2006	LG	0%	David Paterson (D,In+)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2006: Alison Duncan (Grn) 0 (?%); Don Silberger (Lbt) 0 (?%); No Candidate (I) 0 (?%); Ben O'Shaughnessy (SW) 0 (?%);

2002	AG	29%	Eliot Spitzer* (D,L+)	2,744,302	66.4%	Dora Irizarry (R,C)	1,234,899	29.9%	152,236 [+]	3.7%	4,131,437
[-] Other candidates in 2002: John Broderick (RTL) 78,268 (1.9%); Mary Jo Long (Grn) 50,755 (1.2%); Dan Conti (Lbt) 23,213 (0.6%);
2002	CMP	29%	Alan Hevesi (D,L+)	2,095,913	50.4%	John Faso (R,C+)	1,933,104	46.5%	128,470 [+]	3.1%	4,157,487
[-] Other candidates in 2002: Garafalia Christea (RTL) 61,464 (1.5%); Howie Hawkins (Grn) 47,771 (1.1%); James Eisert (Lbt) 19,235 (0.5%);
2002	LG	0%	Mary Donohue* (R,C+)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2002: Stasia Vogel (RTL) 0 (?%); Jennifer Daniels (Grn) 0 (?%); Thomas Hillgardner (I) 0 (?%); Charlie King (Lib) 0 (?%); Jay Greco (Lbt) 0 (?%);

1998	AG	30%	Eliot Spitzer (D,L)	2,084,948	48.2%	Dennis Vacco* (R,C)	2,059,762	47.6%	180,686 [+]	4.2%	4,325,396
[-] Other candidates in 1998: Catherine Abate (In) 81,439 (1.9%); Robert Dapelo (RTL) 60,399 (1.4%); Dan Conti (Lbt) 19,864 (0.5%); Johann Moore (Grn) 18,984 (0.4%);
1998	CMP	31%	Carl McCall* (D,L+)	2,862,903	64.8%	Bruce Blakeman (R,C)	1,423,086	32.2%	135,263 [+]	3.1%	4,421,252
[-] Other candidates in 1998: Douglas Harknett (RTL) 70,397 (1.6%); Dean Venezia (I) 39,423 (0.9%); Howie Hawkins (Grn) 15,133 (0.3%); Robert Goodman (Lbt) 10,310 (0.2%);
1998	LG	0%	Mary Donohue (R,C)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1998: Laureen Oliver (I) 0 (?%); Jonathan Reiter (Lib) 0 (?%); Karen Prior (RTL) 0 (?%); Alice Green (Grn) 0 (?%); Jeffrey Wright (I) 0 (?%); No Candidate (I) 0 (?%); Don Silberger (Lbt) 0 (?%); Ruth Robinett (SW) 0 (?%);

1994	AG	33%	Dennis Vacco (R,C)	2,294,528	49.3%	Karen Burstein (D,L)	2,206,188	47.4%	155,767 [+]	3.3%	4,656,483
[-] Other candidates in 1994: Alfred Skidmore (RTL) 85,649 (1.8%); James Hartman (In) 37,500 (0.8%); Dan Conti (Lbt) 19,202 (0.4%); Nancy Rosenstock (SW) 13,416 (0.3%);
1994	CMP	33%	Carl McCall* (D,L)	2,404,404	51.8%	Herb London (R,C+)	2,155,759	46.4%	81,865 [+]	1.8%	4,642,028
[-] Other candidates in 1994: Laureen Oliver (I) 53,801 (1.2%); Dick Geyer (Lbt) 17,986 (0.4%); Brock Satter (SW) 10,078 (0.2%);
1994	LG	0%	Betsy McCaughey (R,C+)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1994: Dominick Fusco (I) 0 (?%); Virginia Sutton (RTL) 0 (?%); Stanley Dworkin (Lbt) 0 (?%); Mary Nell Bockman (SW) 0 (?%);

1990	AG	28%	Robert Abrams* (D,L)	2,404,791	62.7%	Bernard Smith (R,C)	1,229,318	32.1%	199,191 [+]	5.2%	3,833,300
[-] Other candidates in 1990: Robert Nolan (RTL) 136,880 (3.6%); Margaret Fries (Lbt) 22,602 (0.6%); Frederick Newman (I) 22,437 (0.6%); Natalie Harris (SW) 17,272 (0.5%);
1990	CMP	29%	Ned Regan* (R,C)	1,942,911	49.2%	Carol Bellamy (D,L)	1,841,826	46.7%	160,706 [+]	4.1%	3,945,443
[-] Other candidates in 1990: Donna Kearney (RTL) 116,743 (3.0%); Vicki Kirkland (Lbt) 17,093 (0.4%); Emmy Gay (I) 15,752 (0.4%); Aaron Ruby (SW) 11,118 (0.3%);
1990	LG	0%	Stan Lundine* (D,L)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1990: Anthony DiPerna (Con) 0 (?%); Gertrude Manning (RTL) 0 (?%); Ada Vazquez (I) 0 (?%); Dottie Lou Brokaw (Lbt) 0 (?%); Susan Anmuth (SW) 0 (?%);

1986	AG	30%	Robert Abrams* (D,L)	2,548,386	65.1%	Peter King (R,C+)	1,344,344	34.4%	20,100 [+]	0.5%	3,912,830
[-] Other candidates in 1986: Michael Hardy (I) 20,100 (0.5%);
1986	CMP	30%	Ned Regan* (R,C)	2,274,547	57.2%	Herman Badillo (D,L)	1,593,174	40.1%	108,683 [+]	2.7%	3,976,404
[-] Other candidates in 1986: Mary Jane Tobin (RTL) 91,236 (2.3%); Mary Fridley (I) 17,447 (0.4%);
1986	LG	0%	Stan Lundine (D,L)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1986: Thomas Droleskey (RTL) 0 (?%); Rafael Mendez (I) 0 (?%);

1982	AG	36%	Robert Abrams* (D,L)	3,056,950	64.4%	Frances Sclafani (R,C)	1,560,474	32.9%	126,282 [+]	2.7%	4,743,706
[-] Other candidates in 1982: Kevin McGovern (RTL) 101,357 (2.1%); Dolores Grande (Lbt) 24,925 (0.5%);
1982	CMP	36%	Ned Regan* (R,C)	2,714,832	57.2%	Raymond Gallagher (D)	1,842,145	38.8%	186,187 [+]	3.9%	4,743,164
[-] Other candidates in 1982: William Finneran (Lib) 88,754 (1.9%); John Boyle (RTL) 76,686 (1.6%); William McMillen (I) 20,747 (0.4%);
1982	LG	0%	Alfred Del Bello (D,L)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1982: Paul Callahan (RTL) 0 (?%); David Hoesley (Lbt) 0 (?%); Angela Gilliam (I) 0 (?%); Lenora Fulani (I) 0 (?%); Peter Thierjung (SW) 0 (?%);

1978	AG	37%	Robert Abrams (D,L)	2,352,484	53.8%	Michael Roth (R,C)	1,973,490	45.1%	48,108 [+]	1.1%	4,374,082
[-] Other candidates in 1978: Dolores Grande (Lbt) 17,381 (0.4%); Jeffrey Reeves (Comm) 15,655 (0.4%); Raymond Markey (SW) 15,072 (0.3%);
1978	CMP	38%	Ned Regan (R,C)	2,286,885	51.0%	Harrison Goldin (D,L)	2,148,801	47.9%	46,984 [+]	1.0%	4,482,670
[-] Other candidates in 1978: Judith White (Lbt) 18,834 (0.4%); Victor Perlo (Comm) 17,619 (0.4%); Richard Spida (Lab) 10,531 (0.2%);
1978	LG	0%	Mario Cuomo (D,L)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1978: Ellen McCormack (RTL) 0 (?%); James Franz (Lbt) 0 (?%); Kevin Kellogg (SW) 0 (?%); Grace Mora-Newman (Comm) 0 (?%); Philip Rubinstein (USL) 0 (?%);

1974	AG	42%	Louis Lefkowitz* (R,L)	2,624,637	51.6%	Robert Abrams (D)	2,189,654	43.1%	269,591 [+]	5.3%	5,083,882
[-] Other candidates in 1974: Edward Campbell (Con) 232,631 (4.6%); Raymond Markey (SW) 12,283 (0.2%); Raymond Martino (Lab) 10,161 (0.2%); Leland Schubert (Lbt) 8,092 (0.2%); Michael Zagarell (Comm) 6,424 (0.1%);
1974	CMP	41%	Arthur Levitt* (D,L)	3,300,140	67.7%	Stephen May (R)	1,288,538	26.4%	285,516 [+]	5.9%	4,874,194
[-] Other candidates in 1974: Bradley Hurd (Con) 244,701 (5.0%); Sam Manuel (SW) 14,504 (0.3%); Robert Flanzer (Lbt) 10,535 (0.2%); Daniel Spector (Comm) 8,085 (0.2%); Leif Johnson (Lab) 7,691 (0.2%);
1974	LG	0%	Mary Anne Krupsak (D,L)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1974: Charles Schongar (I) 0 (?%); Louis Sicilia (Lbt) 0 (?%); James Mendietta (SW) 0 (?%); Carol Twigg (Comm) 0 (?%); Victoria Statom (USL) 0 (?%);

1970	AG	45%	Louis Lefkowitz* (R,L)	3,213,834	58.2%	Adam Walinsky (D)	1,886,631	34.2%	423,475 [+]	7.7%	5,523,940
[-] Other candidates in 1970: Leo Kesselring (Con) 409,169 (7.4%); Miguel Padilla (SW) 14,306 (0.3%);
1970	CMP	45%	Arthur Levitt* (D,L)	3,185,583	58.0%	Ned Regan (R)	1,853,142	33.7%	457,563 [+]	8.3%	5,496,288
[-] Other candidates in 1970: Anthony Spinelli (Con) 436,584 (7.9%); Ruthann Miller (SW) 14,071 (0.3%); Walter Steinhilber (SL) 6,908 (0.1%);
1970	LG	0%	Malcolm Wilson* (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1970: Edward Leonard (Con) 0 (?%); Grace Mora-Newman (Comm) 0 (?%); Jonathan Rothschild (SW) 0 (?%); Arnold Babel (SL) 0 (?%);

1966	AG	49%	Louis Lefkowitz* (R)	3,062,355	53.6%	Frank Sedita (D)	2,033,981	35.6%	619,839 [+]	10.8%	5,716,175
[-] Other candidates in 1966: Mason Hampton (Con) 322,693 (5.6%); Simeon Golar (Lib) 284,813 (5.0%); Paul Boutelle (SW) 12,333 (0.2%);
1966	CMP	49%	Arthur Levitt* (D,L)	3,497,349	61.2%	Charles Lanigan (R)	1,861,450	32.6%	357,253 [+]	6.2%	5,716,052
[-] Other candidates in 1966: Benjamin Crosby (Con) 331,467 (5.8%); Ralph Levitt (SW) 14,609 (0.3%); John Emanuel (SL) 11,177 (0.2%);
1966	LG	0%	Malcolm Wilson* (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1966: Kieran O'Doherty (Con) 0 (?%); Donald Harrington (Lib) 0 (?%); Doris Ballantyne (SL) 0 (?%); Richard Garza (SW) 0 (?%);

1962	AG	51%	Louis Lefkowitz* (R)	3,111,072	55.2%	Edward Dudley (D,L)	2,408,653	42.7%	120,550 [+]	2.1%	5,640,275
[-] Other candidates in 1962: Frederick Dennin (Con) 99,464 (1.8%); Leroy McRae (SW) 21,086 (0.4%);
1962	CMP	51%	Arthur Levitt* (D,L)	3,154,164	55.9%	John Lomenzo (R)	2,363,102	41.9%	129,058 [+]	2.3%	5,646,324
[-] Other candidates in 1962: Thomas Cole (Con) 99,971 (1.8%); Allen Taplin (SW) 20,068 (0.4%); Milton Herder (SL) 9,019 (0.2%);
1962	LG	0%	Malcolm Wilson (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1962: Vernon Carbonara (Con) 0 (?%); Sylvia Weinstein (SW) 0 (?%); John Emanuel (SL) 0 (?%);

*: incumbent +: ran on additional party lines
Type: AG: Attorney General; CMP: Comptroller; LG: Lt. Governor
italics: special election

Voter Registration Data for New York

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Year	Total	Republican		Democrat		Other		R/D Edge	R/D Edge %	VAPOP %
2023	12,040,156	2,696,999	22.4%	5,886,085	48.9%	3,457,072	28.7%	Dem +3,189,086	Dem +26.5%	78%
2022	12,124,242	2,695,984	22.2%	6,021,708	49.7%	3,406,550	28.1%	Dem +3,325,724	Dem +27.4%	78%
2020	12,712,523	2,744,859	21.6%	6,189,227	48.7%	3,778,437	29.7%	Dem +3,444,368	Dem +27.1%	82%
2018	11,574,222	2,633,776	22.8%	5,780,030	49.9%	3,160,416	27.3%	Dem +3,146,254	Dem +27.2%	75%
2016	11,476,433	2,648,842	23.1%	5,665,105	49.4%	3,162,486	27.6%	Dem +3,016,263	Dem +26.3%	75%
2014	10,827,434	2,584,405	23.9%	5,346,661	49.4%	2,896,368	26.8%	Dem +2,762,256	Dem +25.5%	71%
2012	10,923,383	2,681,774	24.6%	5,402,018	49.5%	2,839,591	26.0%	Dem +2,720,244	Dem +24.9%	72%
2010	10,680,536	2,693,919	25.2%	5,277,865	49.4%	2,708,752	25.4%	Dem +2,583,946	Dem +24.2%	71%
2008	10,816,500	2,789,863	25.8%	5,243,960	48.5%	2,782,677	25.7%	Dem +2,454,097	Dem +22.7%	73%
2006	10,236,727	2,806,866	27.4%	4,842,836	47.3%	2,587,025	25.3%	Dem +2,035,970	Dem +19.9%	69%
2004	11,837,068	3,209,082	27.1%	5,534,574	46.8%	3,093,412	26.1%	Dem +2,325,492	Dem +19.6%	81%
2002	11,246,362	3,132,161	27.9%	5,255,341	46.7%	2,858,860	25.4%	Dem +2,123,180	Dem +18.9%	78%
2000	11,262,816	3,171,034	28.2%	5,243,617	46.6%	2,848,165	25.3%	Dem +2,072,583	Dem +18.4%	79%
1998	10,551,375	3,083,550	29.2%	4,923,893	46.7%	2,543,932	24.1%	Dem +1,840,343	Dem +17.4%	74%
1994	8,818,491	2,708,791	30.7%	4,140,794	47.0%	1,968,906	22.3%	Dem +1,432,003	Dem +16.2%	63%
1986	8,078,779	2,713,267	33.6%	3,882,625	48.1%	1,482,887	18.4%	Dem +1,169,358	Dem +14.5%	60%

VAPOP% is the estimated percentage of voting age population that is registered.
Registration data may include "inactive" voters. Data for each year pertains to the November elections.

Partisan Legislative Composition for New York

Year	U.S. House
Year	Rep	Dem	Other
2022	11	15	0
2020	8	19	0
2018	6	21	0
2016	9	18	0
2014	9	18	0
2012	6	21	0
2010	8	21	0
2008	3	26	0
2006	6	23	0
2004	9	20	0
2002	10	19	0
2000	12	19	0
1998	13	18	0
1996	13	18	0
1994	14	17	0
1992	13	18	0
1990	13	21	0
1988	13	21	0
1986	14	20	0
1984	15	19	0
1982	14	20	0
1980	17	22	0
1978	13	26	0
1976	11	28	0
1974	12	27	0
1972	17	22	0
1970	17	24	0
1968	15	26	0
1966	15	26	0
1964	14	27	0
1962	21	20	0
1960	21	22	0
1958	24	19	0
1956	26	17	0
1954	26	17	0
1952	27	16	0
1950	22	23	0
1948	20	24	1
1946	28	17	0
1944	21	24	0
1942	21	24	0
1940	20	25	0
1938	20	25	0
1936	17	28	0

Year	State Senate
Year	Rep	Dem	Other
2022	21	42	0
2020	20	43	0
2018	22	40	0
2016 [1]	31	32	0
2014 [2]	31	32	0
2012 [3]	30	33	0
2010	32	30	0
2008	30	32	0
2006	33	29	0
2004	35	27	0
2002	37	25	0
2000	36	25	0
1998	35	26	0
1996	35	26	0
1994	36	25	0
1992	35	26	0
1990	35	26	0
1988	34	27	0
1986	35	26	0
1984	35	26	0
1982	35	26	0
1980	35	25	0
1978	35	25	0
1976	35	25	0
1974	34	26	0
1972	37	23	0
1970	32	25	0
1968	33	24	0
1966	31	26	0
1965	37	28	0
1964	25	33	0
1962	33	25	0
1960	33	25	0
1958	34	24	0
1956	38	20	0
1954	34	24	0
1952	37	19	0
1950	32	23	1
1948	31	25	0
1946	41	14	1
1944	35	21	0
1942	31	20	0
1940	30	21	0
1938	27	24	0
1936	22	29	0

Year	State House
Year	Rep	Dem	Other
2022	48	102	0
2020 [4]	46	103	1
2018 [5]	43	106	1
2016 [6]	43	106	1
2014 [7]	43	105	2
2012 [8]	44	105	1
2010 [9]	51	98	1
2008 [10]	41	107	2
2006 [11]	42	106	2
2004	46	104	0
2002	48	102	0
2000	52	98	0
1998	52	98	0
1996	55	95	0
1994	55	95	0
1992	50	100	0
1990	55	95	0
1988	58	92	0
1986	58	92	0
1984 [12]	56	92	2
1982	52	98	0
1980 [13]	64	85	1
1978	64	86	0
1976	60	90	0
1974	62	88	0
1972 [14]	83	66	1
1970 [15]	77	70	3
1968 [16]	76	72	2
1966	70	80	0
1965	75	90	0
1964	62	88	0
1962	85	65	0
1960	84	66	0
1958	92	58	0
1956	96	54	0
1954	90	60	0
1952	98	52	0
1950	87	63	0
1948	87	63	0
1946	109	40	1
1944	94	55	1
1942	90	59	1
1940	87	62	1
1938	85	64	1
1936	76	74	0

The partisan breakdowns shown are ones which took effect following the general elections in the specified year.

[1] Members of the Independent Democratic Conference, along with one other Democratic Senator, Simcha Felder, formed a power-sharing deal with the Republicans.
[2] Members of the Independent Democratic Conference, along with one other Democratic Senator, Simcha Felder, formed a power-sharing deal with the Republicans.
[3] Members of the Independent Democratic Conference, along with one other Democratic Senator, Simcha Felder, formed a power-sharing deal with the Republicans.
[4] The member of the Independence party caucused with Democrats; he formally joined the Democratic Party on May 5, 2022 (43 R, 107 D).
[5] The member of the Independence party caucused with Democrats.
[6] The member of the Independence party caucused with Democrats.
[7] The member of the Independence party caucused with Democrats; the member of the Conservative Party caucused with Republicans.
[8] The member of the Independence party caucused with Democrats.
[9] The member of the Independence party caucused with Democrats.
[10] Members of the Independence and Working Families parties caucused with Democrats.
[11] Members of the Independence and Working Families parties caucused with Democrats.
[12] Two members of the Liberal party caucused with Democrats.
[13] The member of the Liberal party caucused with Democrats.
[14] The Conservative members caucused with the Republicans.
[15] Two Conservative members caucused with the Republicans. John J. Walsh, a registered Democrat, ran for re-election on the ticket of an "Upper Manhattan Apartment Building Party", and defeated the regular Democratic candidate Edward H. Lehner.
[16] Two Conservative member(s) caucused with the Republicans.

Source for state legislature data and notations: Wikipedia