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Democrats have flipped George Santos’ House seat in an early election-year test in New York, Anna Watts reported for the New York Times.
The victory by Tom Suozzi, an ex-congressman, offers his party a potential path in November 2024 as it contests suburban swing districts. I Photo: U.S. House Office of Photography
The victory by Tom Suozzi, an ex-congressman, offers his party a potential path in November 2024 as it contests suburban swing districts.
With 93% of the ballots counted, Suozzi amassed 91,338 votes or 53.9%, while the GOP bet in New York’s 3rd district, the Orthodox Jew Mazi Pilip, garnered only 78,229 votes or 46.1%. Suozzi, who left his post to run for governor, was congressman for three terms.
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