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Vote for prosperity & security: The Post’s endorsements for NY’s House races

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Post Editorial Board. (2026, October 29). Vote for prosperity & security: The Post’s endorsements for NY’s House races. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/29/opinion/vote-for-prosperity-security-the-posts-endorsements-for-nys-house-races/

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The New York Post strongly endorses Republican incumbents for re-election in several New York House races, highlighting candidates like Nicole Maliotakis and Nick LaLota for their work on immigration enforcement and fiscal conservatism. The endorsements include Claudia Tenney for her advocacy of energy production and border security, as well as Anthony Constantino and Caroline Shinkle for their efforts against leftist policies and support for business growth in New York City and Upstate regions.
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The New York Post endorsed several Republican candidates for House races in New York State as of October 29, 2026, emphasizing their commitment to conservative values and constituency service. Nicole Maliotakis, the highest-ranking elected Republican in New York City, representing Staten Island and Bay Ridge in the 11th Congressional District, was highlighted for her steady advocacy on immigration enforcement and opposition to what she perceives as a rising socialist influence in the city. The endorsement also covered Nick LaLota and Andrew Garbarino from the first and second districts respectively, who were praised for their moderate stance and willingness to collaborate across political lines while maintaining core Republican values such as lower taxes and limited government.

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🔮 — Barack Obama, Saturday We say: Will Obama never stop glazing the “Death to America” crew?
🔮 Nick LaLota and Andrew Garbarino of the 1st and 2nd districts, covering Suffolk and a slice of Nassau, are solid moderates with a proven willingness to work across the aisle without sacrificing their commitment to core values of lower taxes and limited government.
🔮 Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud Party are the winners in the Israeli election — though their coalition will likely fall short of a majority, so Israel will probably head to fresh elections in a few months.
🔮 She’s also used an “immigration specialist” to help frame “dispositions that will prevent unwanted immigration consequences.”
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🔮 Credible sources discredit the notion that her father could “rise to the rank of colonel with no role in that military’s massive-scale genocide.”
🔮 If the US Supreme Court hadn’t stepped in to stop them, Albany Democrats would have happily erased NYC’s lone Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis’ district off the map entirely.
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New York GPE · 3× Republican NORP · 2× Bay Ridge GPE · 1× Cait Conley PERSON · 1× House ORG · 1× Mike Lawler PERSON · 1× New York City’s GPE · 1× Nicole Maliotakis PERSON · 1× Post ORG · 1× Staten Island GPE · 1×

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Nicole Maliotakis, New York City’s highest ranked elected Republican, repping Staten Island and Bay Ridge, has solidified her hold over the once-purple 11th CD through steady advocacy for her constituents on immigration enforcement and opposition to the rising socialist tide across the city.
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🔮 Nick LaLota and Andrew Garbarino of the 1st and 2nd districts, covering Suffolk and a slice of Nassau, are solid moderates with a proven willingness to work across the aisle without sacrificing their commitment to core values of lower taxes and limited government.

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New York state’s Republican House incumbents deserve to retain their seats, and The Post strongly endorses their re-election. asserted
Post → deserve → election
We have already made the case for Rep. Mike Lawler in the swinging 17th Congressional District, where he faces a tight race against the carpetbagging Cait Conley, but the rest of the delegation merits plaudits, too. asserted
rest → make → plaudits
Nicole Maliotakis, New York City’s highest ranked elected Republican, repping Staten Island and Bay Ridge, has solidified her hold over the once-purple 11th CD through steady advocacy for her constituents on immigration enforcement and opposition to the rising socialist tide across the city. asserted
Maliotakis → rank → city
Nick LaLota and Andrew Garbarino of the 1st and 2nd districts, covering Suffolk and a slice of Nassau, are solid moderates with a proven willingness to work across the aisle without sacrificing their commitment to core values of lower taxes and limited government. asserted
LaLota → cover → taxes
Nick Langworthy, repping the Southern Tier and the Buffalo suburbs in the 23rd CD, backs strong immigration enforcement and US energy independence. asserted
Langworthy → reppe → enforcement
He’s rightly a relentless critic of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s feckless economic policies, not least the foolish ban on fracking, a technique that has enriched next-door counties in Pennsylvania. asserted
that → ’ → Pennsylvania
Claudia Tenney, in Upstate’s vast 24th district, is also committed to expanding Empire State energy production. asserted
Tenney → expand → production
New York needs this staunch advocate for national security and border security in Congress. asserted
York → need → Congress
Fighting to keep retiring Elise Stefanik’s seat North Country in the 21st CD red, entrepreneur Anthony Constantino is committed to expanding prosperity across New York and opposition to ruinous leftist policies make him the obvious choice. asserted
him → fight → policies
Caroline Shinkle, a lawyer with government and financial experience, brings a pro-business, pro-jobs, pro-safety outlook in the Manhattan Upper East Side-West Side 12th CD, while further south in the 10th CD Jennifer Moore offers an honorable alternative to the odious Brad Lander. asserted
Moore → bring → Lander
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