Cait Conley Wins NY-17 Democratic Primary With 50.6%, Setting Up Lawler Challenge
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Updated · The New York Times · Jun 24
Cait Conley Wins NY-17 Democratic Primary With 50.6%, Setting Up Lawler Challenge
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Jun 24
Summary
Cait Conley captured New York’s 17th District Democratic primary with 16,250 votes, or 50.6%, and the AP called the race with 32,135 ballots reported.
Beth Davidson finished second at 29.6% with 9,519 votes, while Effie Guadalupe Phillips-Staley took 16.2% with 5,207.
Conley led across the district’s reported counties, including Rockland by 10 points, Westchester by 26, Putnam by 36 and Dutchess by 31.
Mike Lawler, the Republican incumbent, was uncontested in his primary, sending both nominees into a general election Cook Political Report rates as a Tossup.