ANOTHER SEAT FLIPPED: Republican Claudia Tenney DEFEATS NY Race From Democrat

NY suburbs went red. NYC went blue and so went the State but NYC is one of the most corrupt Democrat machines in the country. #AuditNY

Ex-Rep. Tenney Wins by 106 Votes in Nail-Biting NY-22 Race

With all ballots counted in the heated race for Congress in New York’s 22nd District (Utica), Republican former Rep. Claudia Tenney defeated Democrat Rep. Anthony Brindisi by 106 votes out of more than 300,000 cast.

The rematch between Tenney and Brindisi — who unseated her by about 4,500 votes in 2018— is the second closest in the nation. The closest is in Iowa’s 2nd District, where Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks leads Democrat Rita Hart by 47 votes as the race is now being recounted.

Empire State sources told Newsmax that the tightness of the Tenney-Brindisi race will almost surely necessitate a recount

Almost incredibly, Tenney led Brindisi by a healthy 48,422 votes, or a margin of 53% to 43%, on election night. But the steady counting of absentee, mail-in, overseas, and military ballots has reduced that margin to its present wafer-thin margin.

“Now that every vote has been counted, we have maintained the vote lead and are poised to come out victorious,” read a statement from Tenney.

Brindisi countered by saying “the margin is too close to rush to judgement.”