Updated; 11/4/2026 12:12
Chris Ryan, the Democratic incumbent, is the projected winner for New York State Senate District 50, according to Syracuse.com. This race was one of the most expensive in Central New York, with millions of dollars flooding in from various PACs.
Democratic incumbent Rachel May is the projected winner for State Senate District 48, according to Syracuse.com.
Updated; 11/3/2026 11:22
Timothy Burtis, Republican incumbent for Onondaga County Legislative District 3, narrowly gained the lead in the race by almost four points.
NBC News projects incumbent Letitia James will retain her position as New York State Attorney General, defeating challenger Saritha Komatireddy by over one million votes.
Updated; 11/3/2026 11:11
Ian Phillips is ahead of Republican incumbent John Lemondes by less than two-thousand votes in the race for State Assembly District 126.
James Corl, Republican challenger for State Senate District 50, is ten points behind incumbent Chris Ryan.
Updated; 11/3/2026 10:24
Democratic incumbent Toby Shelley maintains a 70% lead in votes for Onondaga County Sheriff against challenger RJ Lenhart, with 33 out of 449 precincts reported.
Updated; 11/3/2026 10:01
NBC News projects incumbent John Mannion has won the U.S. House of Representatives' 22nd district, defeating Republican challenger Kailee Buller. The race was called with around 34% of the expected votes in.
Updated; 11/3/2026 9:53
Almost 40% of votes are in from State Senate District 50, showing Democratic incumbent Chris Ryan maintaining a 30 point lead over challenger James Corl.
Democrat Maurice “Mo” Brown holds a strong 73.6% lead in polls for the 129th District Assembly seat with around a quarter of the total district’s vote counted.
Updated; 11/3/2026 9:30
With over a quarter of votes counted for the state’s Attorney General race, the democratic incumbent Letitia James, pulls ahead with around a 40 point lead against challenger Saritha Komatireddy. James holds a strong lead within Onondaga County, unlike neighboring Oneida County where Komatireddy polls only slightly ahead by just under one thousand votes.
Updated; 11/3/2026 9:18
The democratic incumbent for the U.S. House District 22, John Mannion, shows early strength within an hour after polls closed. Challenger Kailee Buller needs to win 50.6% of the remaining vote to catch up to Mannion.
All but one of the Senators and Assembly members representing Onondaga County and Albany are Democrats. The exception is Republican John Lemondes, four-term assemblyman for the 126th district.
The newest incumbent is Chris Ryan, Senator for the 50th District.
The 129th District Assembly seat is the most contested. Onondaga County Legislator Maurice “Mo” Brown beat incumbent Bill Magnarelli in the Democratic primary, opening up his seat. He is running against appointed Onondaga County Legislator Shawn Fiato.
