The New York Post has announced its endorsements for the upcoming 2026 elections, covering key statewide positions, congressional districts, and New York City ballot proposals. Polls are scheduled to be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Election Day.
For statewide offices, The Post has endorsed Bruce Blakeman for Governor, Saritha Komatireddy for Attorney General, and Joseph Hernandez for Comptroller. These selections aim to bring "real change" and improve the standard of living, according to the publication's opinion section.
In the House of Representatives races, The Post has made endorsements in several districts. These include Nick LaLota for the 1st Congressional District (Suffolk) and Anthony Garbarino for the 2nd Congressional District (Suffolk-Nassau). For New York City districts, the endorsements are Jennifer Moore for the 10th Congressional District (Manhattan-Brooklyn), Nicole Malliotakis for the 11th Congressional District (Staten Island, Bay Ridge), Caroline Shinkle for the 12th Congressional District (Manhattan East-West Sides), and Mike Lawler for the 17th Congressional District (Hudson Valley). Additionally, Anthony Constantino is endorsed for the 21st Congressional District (North Country), and Nick Langworthy for the 23rd Congressional District (Southern Tier, Buffalo suburbs), with Claudia Tenney endorsed for the 24th Congressional District (Central NY).
Regarding New York City ballot proposals, The Post has recommended voting "No" on all five questions.