US Midterms 2026
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Jeanine Driscoll, a Republican who serves as Hempstead's receiver of taxes, is her party's nominee for New York's 4th congressional district in 2026 against Democratic incumbent Laura Gillen.
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Democrat Cait Conley and Republican Mike Lawler made their case to voters to represent the Hudson Valley in Congress during their second and final debate for New York’s 17th Congressional District.
Affordability: Driscoll touts Massachusetts’ housing and energy efforts (tax cuts, ADUs, state land use) as ways to lower costs, while warning that national headwinds from Washington are driving up prices.
The article reports that Aaron Gies, a Democratic political newcomer, will challenge Republican incumbent Nick Langworthy for New York's 23rd Congressional District seat in the upcoming general election.
The article covers upcoming U.S. House races in western New York, highlighting New York’s 25th and 24th Congressional District contests.
The article covers candidate Caroline McIntyre's campaign for New York’s 25th Congressional District, where she faces incumbent Democrat Joe Morelle in November.
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Jeanine Driscoll, the Hempstead receiver of taxes, is the Republican nominee for New York's 4th congressional district, which lies on the South Shore of Nassau County entirely within the town of Hempstead.
In the Republican primary she received 13,063 votes, or 90.8%, defeating U.S. Air Force veteran Marvin Williams, who took 8.9%. Driscoll also appears on the Conservative Party line.
She faces Democratic incumbent Laura Gillen, who flipped the district in 2024 with 51.1% of the vote, along with Libertarian Blay Tarnoff, a systems engineer, in the general election on November 3, 2026.
