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New York District 17 House Race 2026: Live Results and Updates

Voters in New York are choosing a member of the House of Representatives for District 17 in the midterm elections of 3 November 2026. This page carries the reports on this race as they come in.

Seat count so far

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Counts appear here as top news sources report them

Called for Democrats by The New York Times

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Projections and forecasts

Calls and forecasts made by the organisations named below, as reported by news publishers. They are not results.

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  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by The New York Times, via The New York Times ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by CNBC, via CNBC ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by AP, via Axios ↗ ·

Latest updates

  1. Lawler concedes to Cait Conley in New York 17th District

    Republican Representative Mike Lawler has conceded to Democrat Cait Conley in New York's 17th Congressional District, according to The Hill. The seat is now poised to flip to Democrats, adding to the party's newly projected House advantage, though Decision Desk HQ has not yet called the race.

    Source:The Hill ↗
  2. Voting machines reject ballots in Westchester County, delaying key New York House race

    As per Axios, voting machines across Westchester County in New York rejected paper ballots on Election Day. The problem may delay results in one of the most competitive House races, between Representative Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗
  3. Voting machines reject paper ballots in Westchester County, New York

    According to Axios, voting machines across Westchester County in New York were rejecting paper ballots on Election Day. The report says results could be delayed in one of the most competitive House races, between Representative Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗
  4. Voting machines reject paper ballots in Westchester County, delaying a key House race

    As per Axios, voting machines across Westchester County in New York are rejecting paper ballots on Election Day. Results could be delayed in one of the most competitive House races, between Representative Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗
  5. Voting machines reject paper ballots in Westchester County

    According to Axios, voting machines across Westchester County in New York were rejecting paper ballots on Election Day. Results could be delayed in one of the most competitive House races, between Representative Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗
  6. Voting machines reject paper ballots in Westchester County, New York

    Voting machines across Westchester County in New York are rejecting paper ballots on Election Day, according to Axios. The issue may delay results in the competitive House race between Representative Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗
  7. Voting machines reject paper ballots in Westchester County, New York

    Voting machines across Westchester County, New York, are rejecting paper ballots on Election Day, according to Axios. Axios says results could be delayed in one of the most prominent House races in the country, between Representative Mike Lawler and his challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗
  8. Voting machine problems hit Westchester County in key New York House race

    According to Axios, voting machines across Westchester County, New York, were rejecting paper ballots on Election Day. Axios reports that results could be delayed in one of the country's most competitive House races, between Representative Mike Lawler and his challenger.

    Source:Axios ↗

Frequently asked questions

When will the New York District 17 House race result be known?

Some races are called on election night. Close contests, mail ballots and recounts can delay a call by days.

What is at stake in the New York District 17 House race?

Voters in New York are choosing a member of the House of Representatives for District 17. A party needs 218 of the 435 seats to control the House.

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