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nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts)
Sat Nov 12, 2022, 07:39 PM Nov 2022

If Mondaire Jones remained in his Westchester County, NY-17cd and challenged Sean Patrick Maloney,

How would Jones do in the primary? If Mondaire Jones defeated Sean Patrick Maloney in the primary, Would NY-17 stayed in the Democratic column?

NY-3(Nassau County LI) Tom Suozzi’s district went Republican. Suozzi decided to run for Governor against Kathy Hochul in the Democratic primary. Suozzi finished in 3rd/last place.
If Suozzi-D decided to run for re-election to the NY-3 US House seat, NY-3 would remain in the Democratic column.

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If Mondaire Jones remained in his Westchester County, NY-17cd and challenged Sean Patrick Maloney, (Original Post) nkpolitics1212 Nov 2022 OP
We'll never know. RandySF Nov 2022 #1
I lived in Putnam County for 21 years FalloutShelter Nov 2022 #2

FalloutShelter

(12,749 posts)
2. I lived in Putnam County for 21 years
Sat Nov 12, 2022, 07:51 PM
Nov 2022

Until 2021z I can tell you that Mondaire Jones had ZERO chance in Putnam.

It is VERY Trumpy and a bedroom community for MYC cope and firemen. The MY times called it Upper Coplandia.

It was a miracle that Maloney got elected and he was as well liked as he was.

JMHO

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