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NOV 3, 2026
General Election
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Prediction market probabilities from Kalshi, updated as market prices change. Last updated Oct 24, 2026, 1:58 PM UTC.
source: Kalshi
Compare the candidates' live odds and fundraising. Updated .
| Candidate | Live odds | Funds raised |
|---|---|---|
| 62% | $4.32M | |
| 39% | $6.73M |
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Republicans have gone on offense against Cait Conley with a new attack ad in the New York-17 House race. The district remains a tossup between Conley and Rep. Mike Lawler, even as Democrats hold a national generic-ballot edge. The attack ad may slightly pressure Conley, but the race remains closely balanced. Broader national polling favors Democrats, though district-level uncertainty is still high.
New York's upcoming 2026 elections for governor and state, federal and local offices are spelled out in the USA TODAY Network's voters' guide.
Voters across the country will decide which party controls the House as a handful of closely watched races shape the 2026 midterm elections.
Hudson Valley Rep. Mike Lawler ripped his Democratic challenger Cait Conley over her support for sanctuary state policies and portrayed her as a phony New Yorker in their final NY-17 debate.
Cait Conley and Rep. Mike Lawler will square off in New York's 17th Congressional District. Who will best define the Hudson Valley's political center?
Democrat Cait Conley cruised to victory in a New York primary that vaulted the combat veteran into a faceoff against Republican Rep. Mike Lawler.
Once allies, Colin Allred and Julie Johnson are working community events, gyms and taquerias in a battle for a safe Democratic seat in Congress.
Republican Rep. Mike Lawler is facing a tough fight to hold on to his Westchester County-based congressional district in the face of growing sign of a powerful midterm Democratic blue wave that looks likely to flip the House of Representatives.
Rep. Mike Lawler was trashed by his Democratic opponent for "mansplaining" her about the Cornell gang rape during their crucial final debate as the midterm fight for the suburban NY-17 congressional district enters the home stretch stretch.
Hudson Valley Democrat Cait Conley — who is running neck and neck against Rep. Mike Lawler in the 17th District — was ripped over transgenderism in the NRCC's opening attack ad against her ahead of the midterm election.
The pair bitterly battling for the critical Hudson Valley congressional seat faced off in a candidate forum in Poughkeepsie, where Conley got zapped during a lightning round of "yes" or "no" questions.
Campaign finance totals for the 2026 cycle, including money raised, spent and cash on hand.
M. LawlerMike Lawler
C. ConleyCait ConleySource: FEC
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