Governor Kathy Hochul and her running mate Antonio Delgado are delivering their final campaign appeals to voters ahead of Election Day, emphasizing key policy differences as the race tightens. With ballots set to be counted, both candidates are focusing on economic recovery, healthcare access, and education reforms to sway undecided voters. The campaign’s closing arguments highlight contrasting visions for New York’s future, including approaches to infrastructure spending and social services. Polling places open tomorrow, marking the culmination of months of campaigning in a closely watched state election.
Hochul, Blakeman make final pitch to voters as Election Day nears CBS News
