James, DiNapoli win reelection, Spectrum News says
AP vote tallies showed James leading 66.8% to 33.2% and DiNapoli leading 70.4% to 29.5% in partial counts.
- Voters reelected Attorney General Letitia James and New York Comptroller Tom DiNapoli to their respective offices on Tuesday, with Democrats declaring victory as results came in across New York.
- James has served as attorney general since 2019, becoming the first Black woman to hold the position in New York. "My heart is full tonight," she said in her victory speech.
- Continuing his tenure that began in 2007, DiNapoli won his fifth consecutive term as the second-longest-serving comptroller in New York history. He previously served almost 20 years in the State Assembly.
- According to the Associated Press, James received 66.8% of the vote with more than 52.8% of expected votes tallied, while DiNapoli secured 70.4% with more than 53.5% of expected votes tallied.
- DiNapoli was the first 18-year-old to hold public office in New York when elected to the Mineola Board of Education, establishing a career trajectory that led to his decades-long tenure as comptroller.
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Letitia James wins reelection for NY Attorney General
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- Letitia James has won the reelection bid for New York Attorney General, beating out GOP challenger Saritha Komatireddy, the Associated Press announced. The race was called at around 12:31 a.m. on Wednesday, with James receiving over 60 percent of the votes. James has served as New York’s attorney general since 2019 [...]
Democrat Letitia James has won a third term as Attorney General of the State of New York, NBC News and others predict. James has stated multiple times that she is on President Donald Trump’s “enemy list” and emphasized during her campaign that she serves as an “advocate for the people”—and not as a “puppet of Trump.”
Tom DiNapoli wins election for NY comptroller
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Tom DiNapoli has been reelected as New York comptroller, defeating Republican Joseph Hernandez. DiNapoli, a Long Island native, has held the office of state comptroller since 2007. This will be DiNapoli’s fifth consecutive term as comptroller. The incumbent was previously the first 18-year-old to hold public office in New York State [...]
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