National analysts were perplexed by the 2024 election. The presidential election had been in a dead race for months, and political analysts had attempted to predict a winner. However, the election was ultimately won by former President Donald Trump.
In local elections, incumbents, who are primarily Republicans, emerged victorious against the backdrop of a fiercely contested presidential fight that attracted a sizable contingent of Trump supporters to Staten Island.
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-Staten Island/South Brooklyn), State Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton (D-North Shore/South Brooklyn), and Assemblyman Sam Pirozzolo (R-Mid-Island) are the three incumbents who faced opponents this year and were all re-elected.
Assemblyman Michael Tannousis (R-East Shore/South Brooklyn), Assemblyman Andrew Lanza (R-Staten Island), Assemblyman Charles Fall (D-North Shore/Battery Park), and Assemblyman Michael Reilly (R-South Shore) all ran unopposed and will continue to serve in the state assembly.
The winners:
— In the 11th New York Congressional District, Representative Nicole Malliotakis is re-elected.
— Sam Pirozzolo, a Republican, gets re-elected to the 63rd Assembly District seat in Staten Island.
— Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton wins the much-awaited Senate election in the North Shore
— With no rivals, four Staten Island politicians easily win reelection.
— If Proposition 1 passes, what does it mean for New York?
New York congressional election results 2024 (U.S. House)
To view the Associated Press total of 2024 votes for candidates in a particular U.S. House of Representatives contest, choose a New York congressional district from the dropdown menu below.
On Saturday, November 2, 2024, Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis speaks at the Staten Island Republican Party’s Trump Triumph Rally in Midland Beach. (The Staten Island Advance’s Owen Reiter)Reiter, Owen
Below are the NY-11 results.
New York State Senate 2024 election results
Despite Democrats’ long-standing dominance in Albany, Republicans were able to make some progress in the 2022 state legislative elections due to the debate surrounding bail reform and other law enforcement bills.
Whether or if that gradual increase in power would continue is the question for 2024.
Choose the appropriate state senate district for the 2024 election results; you can verify your selection by examining the map, which will show the district lines.
Use the state map to find your district if you are unsure. District 23 and District 24 are Staten Island’s two state senate districts, for instance.
New York State Assembly 2024 election results
The district borders for the New York State Assembly were recently modified, similar to the state senate, and the modifications make incumbents’ election outcomes a little less certain.
Choose the appropriate state assembly district to learn the results of the 2024 election; you can verify that you have done so by examining the map, which will show the boundaries of each district.
Use the state map to find your district if you are unsure. For instance, Districts 61, 62, 63, and 64 are the assembly districts for Staten Island.
How New York voted in the 2024 presidential election
For many years, the Democrats have won New York in presidential elections, and the state has consistently received blue electoral votes.
However, the specifics of those votes have changed from one contest to another. Below is a summary of New York’s votes in the 2024 presidential election.
New York 2024 election results for U.S. Senate seat
Republican candidate Mike Sapraicone contested Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, on the left, for the Senate seat. (Photo by Mariam Zuhaib/AP) (Image courtesy of Getty Images/Keisha Clukey/Newsday RM)(Photo by Mariam Zuhaib/AP) (Image courtesy of Getty Images/Keisha Clukey/Newsday RM)
In the U.S. Congress, Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand successfully defended her seat against Republican candidate Mike Sapraicone. As a third-party candidate, Diane Sare ran.
Below is the vote totals for each contender as reported by the Associated Press.
New York 2024 ballot proposals
All New Yorkers’ votes included proposition one, which has been the subject of intense discussion throughout the state.
Voters in New York City also had to consider a number of other ballot measures, one of which dealt with waste collection.
The results are all listed below.
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