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New York

New York in Focus

The 2026 races, the candidates and officials, and the money behind them, from New York’s public records. More of the state’s ledgers are on the way.

New York’s 2026 races → Candidates & officials
27races on the Nov. 3 ballot covered here: 1 governor, 26 HouseFEC and state election offices
61candidates listed in those racesFEC and state candidate lists
$160.1Mraised by New York’s federal candidatesFEC campaign reports, latest filed (through Sept. 30, 2026)
$41.6Mspent by outside groups for or against themFEC independent expenditures, duplicates removed

These figures are different measures from different records and are not added together. Candidate fundraising counts federal candidates only. How the figures were checked →

New York’s top topics

New York’s 2026 racesEvery federal and governor’s race on New York’s ballot, with the money behind each candidate.→
Candidates & officialsWho is on the ballot and who represents New York in Congress now, each with a page of their records.→
Gathering data
Where they standEach candidate’s position on the issues. Research has started in Florida.
How they votedRoll calls by New York’s members of Congress, grouped by issue.→
Flock & ALPRLicense-plate readers: who uses them, what they cost, who pulled back.→
AI & data centersLarge data-center projects in New York on our map.→
Gathering data
New York’s public moneyThe state budget, reserves and debt, what county governments collect and spend, and what local officials are paid.

On the ballot Nov. 3

Every federal race and the governor’s race in New York. Pick a race for the money behind each candidate.

All of New York’s races →

New York has no U.S. Senate race on the 2026 ballot.

Candidates & officials

61 candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot in the races above, and who represents New York now.

In Congress now

How they voted, by issue →

Gathering data

State legislators, statewide officers and local officials in New York, with their campaign accounts and the money they report, as we have built for Florida.

Your county at a glance

Coming soon

A county map of New York: plate readers, local officials’ pay and county budgets, one county at a time.

New York stories

Coming soon

Investigations follow one stream of public money from the ledger to the people it reaches. Florida is first; see Florida in Focus for what a state’s Files look like.

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