Tenney and Di Pietro Win Western New York Republican Primary Elections!

In a significant electoral outcome for Western New York’s Republican primaries, Claudia Tenney emerged victorious in a closely watched rematch for the candidacy in New York’s 24th Congressional District. With 75 percent of precincts reporting by 11 p.m., Tenney secured a decisive win with 60.5 percent of the vote, surpassing her opponent, Mario Fratto, an attorney and businessman.

This victory solidifies Tenney’s position as the Republican nominee in the re-drawn 24th Congressional District, which now includes parts of Niagara, Orleans, Wyoming, and Genesee Counties, among others spanning central and northern New York.

Tenney, who previously served in Congress, regained her seat in 2020 by a narrow margin after a closely contested race. Her successful campaign underscored her popularity and support base within the Republican Party, maintaining momentum despite challenges in previous elections.

Known for her advocacy on conservative issues and engagement with constituents, Tenney’s win positions her strongly for the general election, emphasizing continuity and representation for the district’s diverse interests.

Simultaneously, David DiPietro secured a commanding 82 percent of the vote in the Republican primary for the State Assembly’s 147th District. Representing Southern Erie County and Wyoming County since 2013, DiPietro’s landslide victory reaffirms his entrenched position within the local party structure.

Known for his legislative tenure and community engagement, DiPietro’s win underscores ongoing support from constituents and party members alike, highlighting his effectiveness in representing the district’s interests at the state level.

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The outcomes of these primary races reflect broader trends in Western New York’s political landscape, showcasing both continuity and competitive enthusiasm within the Republican Party ahead of the upcoming general elections.