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President
President Donald TrumpRepublican |
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Vice President
Vice President Mike PenceRepublican |
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U.S. Attorney General |
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary Sonny PerdueRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr.Republican |
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U.S. Secretary of Defense
Secretary James MattisIndependent |
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Secretary Betsy DeVosRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Energy
Secretary Rick PerryRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services |
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security |
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U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary Ben CarsonRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Labor
Secretary Alexander AcostaRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of State
Secretary Mike PompeoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Secretary Elaine ChaoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Treasury |
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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs |
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior
Secretary Ryan ZinkeRepublican |
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U.S. Senate
Senator Chuck SchumerSenior Seat Democratic |
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Senator Kirsten GillibrandJunior Seat (Won) Democratic |
Chele FarleyJunior Seat Challenger (Lost) Conservative, Reform, Republican |
U.S. HouseDistrict 27
Representative Chris CollinsDistrict 27 (Too Close To Call) Republican |
Nathan McMurrayDistrict 27 Challenger (Too Close To Call) Democratic, Women's Equality, Working Families
Larry PiegzaDistrict 27 Challenger (Lost) Reform |
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Governor
Governor Andrew Cuomo(Won) Democratic |
Howie HawkinsChallenger (Lost) Green Party
Stephanie MinerChallenger (Lost) Serve America Movement
Marcus MolinaroChallenger (Lost) Republican
Cynthia NixonChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Larry SharpeChallenger (Lost) Libertarian |
Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul(Won) Democratic, Independence, Working Families, Women's Equality |
Andrew HollisterChallenger (Lost) Libertarian
Julie KillianChallenger (Lost) Republican
Jia LeeChallenger (Lost) Green Party
Michael VolpeChallenger (Lost) Serve America Movement
Jumaane WilliamsChallenger (Lost) Democratic |
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State AssemblyDistrict 139
Assembly Member Stephen HawleyDistrict 139 (Won) Republican, Conservative, Independence |
Mark GlogowskiDistrict 139 Challenger (Lost) Libertarian |
District 144
Assembly Member Michael NorrisDistrict 144 (Won) Republican, Independence |
Joseph DiPasqualeDistrict 144 Challenger (Lost) Democratic, Women's Equality, Working Families |
State SenateDistrict 61
Senator Michael RanzenhoferDistrict 61 (Won) Republican, Conservative, Independence Party |
Joan SeamansDistrict 61 Challenger (Lost) Democratic, Women's Equality, Working Families |
District 62
Senator Robert OrttDistrict 62 (Won) Republican, Conservative, Independence Party |
Peter DiachunDistrict 62 Challenger (Lost) Green Party |
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Attorney General |
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Mike DiederichChallenger (Lost) Reform
Leecia EveChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Christopher Blaise GarveyChallenger (Lost) Libertarian, Reform
Letitia JamesChallenger (Won) Democratic
Sean MaloneyChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Vincent MessinaChallenger (Lost) Independence
Kenneth SchaefferChallenger (Lost) Working Families
Nancy SliwaChallenger (Lost) Reform
Michael SussmanChallenger (Lost) Green Party
Zephyr TeachoutChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Keith WoffordChallenger (Lost) Conservative, Republican |
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Secretary of State |
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Budget Director |
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Commissioner of Education |
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Comptroller
Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli(Won) Democratic |
Mark DunleaChallenger (Lost) Green Party
Cruger GallaudetChallenger (Lost) Libertarian
Jonathan TrichterChallenger (Lost) Conservative, Republican |
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Chief Judge of the Appellate Court |
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Judge of the Appellate Court |
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LegislatorDistrict 1 (Orleans County)
William EickDistrict 1 Republican |
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District 2 (Orleans County)
Lynne JohnsonDistrict 2 Republican |
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District 3 (Orleans County)
Fred MillerDistrict 3 Democratic |
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District 4 (Orleans County)
Kenneth DeRollerDistrict 4 Republican |
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At-Large (Orleans County)
Donald AllportAt-Large Republican
David CallardAt-Large Republican
E. DeFilippsAt-Large Republican |
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State Facts
- Type: State
- Nickname: The Empire State
- Motto: Excelsior [Ever Upward]
- Area: 49,576 sq mi
- Population: 19,570,261 (2012 est.)
- Capital: Albany
- Statehood: July 26, 1788 (11th of original 13 states to ratify the Constitution)
- Highest Point: Mt. Marcy, 5,344 ft
- Lowest Point: sea level
- Bird: Bluebird
- Flower: Rose
- Senators: 63
- Representatives: 150
- Electoral Votes: 29
