纽约州2026年选举结果：霍楚尔连任州长，孟昭文连任众议员

2026年11月3日，纽约州举行中期选举。州长 Kathy Hochul（凯西·霍楚尔）赢得连任，美联社已宣布其获胜；检察长、主计长两个全州职位均由民主党现任者连任；联邦众议员26个席位中，民主党已锁定19席、按目前领先计可得20席；华裔众议员孟昭文（Grace Meng）顺利连任；州议会参众两院继续由民主党控制，参议院重夺三分之二超级多数。以下为全州选票结果汇总，予以公示。

州长

州长选举中，民主党现任州长 Kathy Hochul 得票3,565,798张、约占60.0%，击败共和党候选人 Bruce Blakeman 的2,364,470票、约39.8%，连任第二个完整任期；美联社在投票站关闭后不久即宣布 Hochul 获胜，Blakeman 已致电认输，与州长同票的副州长人选亦随同当选。Hochul 是纽约州首位女州长。今年纽约州没有联邦参议员改选：现任参议员 Chuck Schumer 下次改选在2028年，Kirsten Gillibrand 下次改选在2030年，两人均为民主党。

其他全州职位

检察长 Letitia James（民主党）以约60.1%的得票连任第三个任期，共和党对手 Saritha Komatireddy 约39.8%；她是纽约州首位当选全州职位的黑人女性。

主计长 Thomas DiNapoli（民主党）以约63%（州选举委员会非官方计票）连任，共和党对手 Joseph Hernandez 约34%，已宣布认输。

纽约州州务卿为任命制、不是民选职位，本届无此项选举。

公投与地方议题

纽约州本届选票没有全州公投或修宪议题。附记纽约市五项市宪章修正案（仅适用于纽约市），美联社已宣布五项全部通过：

第1号，简化公共空间使用审批（户外餐饮、无障碍坡道等），赞成约63.4%。

第2号，改革小型企业与非营利组织承包采购流程，赞成约61.8%。

第3号，加快街道安全工程与市有土地租赁活化，赞成约65.7%。

第4号，简化建筑许可流程，赞成约67.7%。

第5号，要求向雨天储备基金缴款以确保预算储备，赞成约72.5%。

联邦众议员

联邦众议员方面，纽约州共26席。

美联社已宣布民主党19席、共和党3席，另有四席尚未宣布：

民主党在第17区领先，共和党在第1、2、21区领先。

按目前领先计，全州格局为民主党20席、共和党6席，较选前净增一席。

本届唯一翻转出现在第17区：民主党 Cait Conley 领先现任共和党众议员 Mike Lawler，Lawler 已于选举夜认输，美联社尚未正式宣布该席。

尚未宣布的其余三席：

第1区现任共和党人 Nicholas LaLota 以51.1%领先民主党 Christopher Gallant 的48.9%。

第2区现任共和党人 Andrew Garbarino 以51.1%领先民主党 Patrick Halpin 的48.8%。

第21区（Elise Stefanik 留下的空缺）共和党 Anthony Constantino 以约1.9个百分点领先民主党 Blake Gendebien，Constantino 已自行宣布获胜。

华裔众议员孟昭文（Grace Meng）在第6区连任：她得票92,474张、约69%，共和党对手 Joseph Chou 得41,225票。除孟昭文外，本届纽约联邦众议员当选与领先名单中未见其他华裔当选者。第7区新当选的 Claire Valdez 将成为纽约州首位女性原住民（Native American）联邦众议员。

州议会

州议会方面，州参议院63席继续由民主党控制，并重夺三分之二超级多数（一项计票汇总显示民主党席位增至约47席，最终数字待官方认证）；州众议院150席同样由民主党保持超级多数，两院控制权均无翻转。华裔在州级选举中亦有胜选：第17州参议院区，民主党 Larry He 以约57%对42%击败现任共和党州参议员 Steve Chan；第49州众议院区，民主党 Joyce Xiaoqiong Xie 以约52%对47%击败现任共和党州众议员 Lester Chang（州选举委员会非官方计票）。

计票与认证

以上数字为纽约州选举委员会非官方计票与美联社宣布，邮寄选票及部分县（如 Westchester 县延迟扫描的选票）仍在清点；标注尚未宣布的四席只列领先情况、不作当选论定，最终结果以州正式认证为准。本汇总为全体选民共同投出的结果，如实公示，不作评论。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

New York 2026 Election Results: Hochul Reelected Governor, Grace Meng Holds House Seat

New York held its midterm elections on November 3, 2026. Governor Kathy Hochul won reelection in a race called by the Associated Press; the attorney general and comptroller, both Democratic incumbents, also won new terms. Of the state's 26 U.S. House seats, Democrats have secured 19 called seats and lead toward 20, and Chinese American Rep. Grace Meng won reelection. Democrats kept control of both chambers of the state legislature, regaining a two-thirds supermajority in the State Senate. Below is a summary of the statewide ballot results, published for the record.

Governor

In the governor's race, Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul received 3,565,798 votes, about 60.0%, defeating Republican Bruce Blakeman, who received 2,364,470 votes, about 39.8%. Hochul will serve a second full term. The AP called the race shortly after polls closed, and Blakeman conceded by phone; the lieutenant governor candidate on Hochul's ticket was elected with her. Hochul is New York's first woman governor. New York had no U.S. Senate election this year: Sen. Chuck Schumer is next up in 2028 and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in 2030, both Democrats.

Other Statewide Offices

In the other statewide races, Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat, won a third term with about 60.1% against Republican Saritha Komatireddy's roughly 39.8%; James is the first Black woman elected to statewide office in New York

Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, a Democrat, won reelection with about 63% in the State Board of Elections' unofficial count, against Republican Joseph Hernandez at about 34%, who has conceded

New York's secretary of state is an appointed office and was not on the ballot.

Ballot and Local Questions

New York had no statewide ballot propositions or constitutional amendments this year. For the record, New York City's five charter amendments, which apply only within the city, all passed in races called by the AP:

Proposal 1, streamlining approvals for uses of public space such as outdoor dining and accessibility ramps, passed with about 63.4% yes.

Proposal 2, reforming contracting and procurement for small businesses and nonprofits, about 61.8% yes.

Proposal 3, speeding street-safety projects and the leasing and activation of city-owned land, about 65.7% yes.

Proposal 4, streamlining the building permit process, about 67.7% yes.

Proposal 5, requiring deposits into a rainy-day reserve fund, about 72.5% yes.

U.S. House

For the U.S. House, New York has 26 seats.

The AP has called 19 for Democrats and 3 for Republicans, with four seats not yet called: Democrats lead in District 17 and Republicans lead in Districts 1, 2 and 21.

On current leads, the delegation stands at 20 Democrats and 6 Republicans, a net gain of one seat for Democrats.

The cycle's only flip is District 17, where Democrat Cait Conley leads incumbent Republican Mike Lawler, who conceded on election night.

The AP has not formally called the seat.

In the other uncalled races, incumbent Republican Nicholas LaLota leads Democrat Christopher Gallant 51.1% to 48.9% in District 1.

incumbent Republican Andrew Garbarino leads Democrat Patrick Halpin 51.1% to 48.8% in District 2.

in District 21, the seat vacated by Elise Stefanik, Republican Anthony Constantino leads Democrat Blake Gendebien by about 1.9 points and has declared himself the winner.

Chinese American Rep. Grace Meng won reelection in District 6 with 92,474 votes, about 69%, against Republican Joseph Chou's 41,225 votes. No other Chinese American appears among the state's House winners and leaders this cycle. Claire Valdez, newly elected in District 7, will become the first Native American woman to represent New York in Congress.

State Legislature

In the state legislature, Democrats kept control of the 63-seat State Senate and regained a two-thirds supermajority — one tally puts the Democratic caucus at about 47 seats, pending official certification — and held their supermajority in the 150-seat Assembly, with no change of control in either chamber. Chinese American candidates also won state-level races: in State Senate District 17, Democrat Larry He defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Steve Chan by about 57% to 42%, and in Assembly District 49, Democrat Joyce Xiaoqiong Xie defeated incumbent Republican Assemblymember Lester Chang by about 52% to 47%, per the Board of Elections' unofficial count.

Counting and Certification

All figures above are unofficial results from the New York State Board of Elections and Associated Press calls. Mail ballots and ballots delayed in some counties, including Westchester County, are still being counted. The four races marked not yet called list only the current leader and are not final. Final results are subject to state certification. This summary reports the results as cast by all voters, without commentary.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：纽约州选举委员会

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