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2018 US Senate election in New York

Kirsten E. Gillibrand (Democrat) beat Chele Chiavacci Farley (Republican) in New York in 2018, 67.0% to 33.0%, a margin of 34.0 points and 2,058,711 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 2012, when Kirsten Gillibrand also won.

Democrats led in 27 of the 59 counties and Republicans in 20 and other candidates in 12. The largest, Kings, cast 1,277,923 votes and went to the other candidates by 8.3 points. The closest was Putnam, where 119 votes separated the top two.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Kirsten E. Gillibrand won Democratic 4,056,931 67.0%
Chele Chiavacci Farley Republican 1,998,220 33.0%
Total6,055,151

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 542,736 42.5% 85,973 6.7% 649,214 1,277,923 Others
New York 481,779 44.4% 53,813 5.0% 549,535 1,085,127 Others
Queens 398,414 40.0% 89,810 9.0% 507,317 995,541 Others
Erie 206,019 30.3% 127,860 18.8% 346,896 680,775 Others
Bronx 257,723 44.9% 23,033 4.0% 292,746 573,502 Others
Suffolk 289,528 53.3% 239,477 44.1% 13,797 542,802 D+9.2
Nassau 290,206 59.0% 201,273 40.9% 189 491,668 D+18.1
Westchester 234,173 70.7% 96,978 29.3% 226 331,377 D+41.4
Monroe 174,786 60.7% 105,198 36.5% 8,126 288,110 D+24.2
Richmond 71,175 25.6% 65,375 23.6% 140,942 277,492 Others
Onondaga 109,201 60.5% 66,599 36.9% 4,619 180,419 D+23.6
Broome 41,145 28.0% 30,897 21.1% 74,675 146,717 Others
Orange 67,701 56.2% 52,640 43.7% 36 120,377 D+12.5
Albany 78,115 68.1% 36,456 31.8% 124 114,695 D+36.3
Dutchess 63,686 55.6% 47,273 41.3% 3,518 114,477 D+14.3
Rockland 59,386 59.9% 39,730 40.1% 58 99,174 D+19.8
Saratoga 52,523 54.9% 43,114 45.1% 95,637 D+9.8
Chautauqua 20,810 23.3% 22,361 25.1% 45,971 89,142 Others
Oneida 38,613 50.7% 37,446 49.2% 28 76,087 D+1.5
Tompkins 28,818 38.1% 8,399 11.1% 38,322 75,539 Others
Rensselaer 34,680 55.5% 25,964 41.6% 1,835 62,479 D+14.0
Chemung 14,347 23.5% 14,902 24.4% 31,785 61,034 Others
Schenectady 32,735 59.8% 22,005 40.2% 37 54,777 D+19.6
Ontario 23,126 52.9% 20,543 47.0% 14 43,683 D+5.9
Oswego 17,717 44.3% 20,499 51.3% 1,771 39,987 R+7.0
Putnam 19,103 51.8% 19,222 52.1% 36,882 R+0.3
Steuben 13,868 39.7% 19,776 56.6% 1,302 34,946 R+16.9
St. Lawrence 17,970 55.9% 14,201 44.1% 32,171 D+11.7
Wayne 13,931 44.3% 17,522 55.7% 12 31,465 R+11.4
Columbia 18,137 60.5% 11,055 36.9% 793 29,985 D+23.6
Clinton 15,930 58.7% 10,012 36.9% 1,192 27,134 D+21.8
Cayuga 13,823 51.1% 13,232 48.9% 9 27,064 D+2.2
Orleans 4,545 17.7% 7,999 31.2% 13,126 25,670 Others
Warren 14,543 56.7% 11,086 43.2% 7 25,636 D+13.5
Livingston 11,311 45.5% 12,782 51.5% 743 24,836 R+5.9
Cattaraugus 10,431 42.4% 13,256 53.8% 934 24,621 R+11.5
Sullivan 12,937 53.3% 11,319 46.6% 14 24,270 D+6.7
Herkimer 9,395 41.6% 11,742 52.0% 1,455 22,592 R+10.4
Madison 11,417 51.0% 10,950 49.0% 22,367 D+2.1
Otsego 11,453 53.4% 9,969 46.5% 7 21,429 D+6.9
Genesee 8,149 39.4% 12,552 60.6% 20,701 R+21.3
Washington 10,465 51.3% 9,940 48.7% 5 20,410 D+2.6
Greene 8,944 46.5% 10,293 53.5% 14 19,251 R+7.0
Tioga 8,002 44.0% 10,188 56.0% 8 18,198 R+12.0
Fulton 6,896 39.4% 9,790 56.0% 800 17,486 R+16.6
Chenango 7,286 42.4% 8,996 52.4% 900 17,182 R+10.0
Delaware 7,871 46.4% 9,066 53.5% 9 16,946 R+7.1
Cortland 9,113 56.2% 7,099 43.8% 11 16,223 D+12.4
Montgomery 7,024 46.3% 8,131 53.6% 6 15,161 R+7.3
Essex 8,294 56.1% 5,591 37.8% 902 14,787 D+18.3
Allegany 5,460 37.1% 9,261 62.9% 14,721 R+25.8
Schuyler 3,436 23.5% 3,866 26.5% 7,314 14,616 Others
Franklin 8,245 59.6% 5,576 40.3% 2 13,823 D+19.3
Wyoming 4,637 33.6% 9,178 66.4% 3 13,818 R+32.9
Schoharie 5,355 44.3% 6,726 55.6% 9 12,090 R+11.3
Seneca 5,997 52.2% 5,484 47.7% 10 11,491 D+4.5
Lewis 3,398 38.9% 4,781 54.7% 562 8,741 R+15.8
Yates 3,743 46.3% 4,344 53.7% 3 8,090 R+7.4
Hamilton 1,078 39.3% 1,662 60.6% 2 2,742 R+21.3

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

New York Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Kirsten Gillibrand (D) D+18.3
2022 Chuck Schumer (D) D+14.0
2018 Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) D+34.0
2016 Chuck Schumer (D) D+43.4
2012 Kirsten Gillibrand (D) D+45.9
2010 Chuck Schumer (D) D+34.1
2006 Hillary Clinton (D) D+36.0
2004 Chuck Schumer (D) D+46.9
2000 Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) D+12.3
1998 Chuck Schumer (D) D+10.5
1994 Patrick Moynihan (D) D+13.7
1992 Alfonse D'amato (R) R+1.1
1988 Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D) D+36.0
1986 Alfonse M. D'amato (R) R+14.6
1982 Daniel P. Moynihan (D) D+30.9
1980 Al D'Amato (R) R+1.3
1976 Pat Moynihan (D) D+9.3
1974 Jacob K. Javits (R) R+7.1
1970 James L. Buckley (other)
1968 Jacob Javits (R) R+17.0
1964 Robert Kennedy (D) D+9.9
1962 Jacob Javits (R) R+17.2
1958 Kenneth Keating (R) R+2.4
1956 Jacob Javits (R) R+6.6
1952 Irving M. Ives (R) R+19.1
1950 Herbert H. Lehman (D) D+5.1
1946 Irving M. Ives (R) R+5.2
1944 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+6.4
1940 James M. Mead (D) D+7.0
1938 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+9.6
1934 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+18.5
1932 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+17.2
1928 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+1.2
1926 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+4.1
1922 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+11.6
1920 James Wadsworth Jr. (R) R+19.5
1916 William M. Calder (R) R+15.1
1914 James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. (R) R+5.0