New York District 3

NY-03 • 2026 Election
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Primary

Democratic Primary

Held June 23, 2026.

CandidateVotes%
Tom Suozzi ✓ 20,820 79.6%
Danielle Welch 5,263 20.1%
Total Write-ins 117 0.9%

Republican Primary

Held June 23, 2026.

CandidateVotes%
Mike LiPetri ✓ 10,898 81.9%
Greg Hach 2,294 17.2%

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Race Overview

Incumbent
Tom Suozzi
Party
Democrat
Current Rating
Likely D expert avg
State delegation
19D - 7R
Open Seat
No
Cook PVI
D+2

Race Ratings

Cook Political Report

Likely D

Candidates

Tom Suozzi

Tom Suozzi Nominee Incumbent

Democrat
Total Raised: $7,157,708
Cash on Hand: $4,987,842

Mike LiPetri Nominee

Republican
Total Raised: $2,315,702
Cash on Hand: $883,162

Average is the unweighted mean of the last three scientific public polls. Fewer than three uses the polls that exist. The rating uses that average when the newest poll ended in the last 30 days. The table lists the polls in that average, plus the most recent 30 days or the newest 3 polls, whichever is more. How accurate is each pollster? →

No polls in the last 90 days.

Questions About This Race

Is the 2026 NY-03 House race competitive?

It is not considered a top-tier battleground: the expert consensus rates it Likely D, the current rating band. An upset is not impossible.

When is the 2026 NY-03 House race decided?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

How is the PollingSource average calculated?

The PollingSource average is the unweighted mean of the last three scientific public polls, or fewer when fewer exist. One poll sets the rating when it ended in the last 30 days. We do not exclude pollsters. The table lists recent polls, including ones older than those three. Full details: pollingsource.com/methodology.

Independent Expenditures Updated 7 hours ago

$7,698,380
Total IE Spending
$1,867,706
Support
$5,830,674
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