for The New York Times: Malliotakis Defends N.Y.C. House Seat, Toppling Familiar Democratic Foe by José A. Alvarado Jr.

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for The New York Times: Malliotakis Defends N.Y.C. House Seat, Toppling Familiar Democratic Foe

josé a. alvarado jr.

Nov 9, 2022

Location: Staten Island

Summary

Max Rose loses a comeback bid in a district that is based mainly in Staten Island.

Representative Nicole Malliotakis defended her seat on Tuesday against Max Rose, the Democrat whom she unseated two years ago, preserving her status as the lone Republican in New York City’s House delegation, according to The Associated Press.

Ms. Malliotakis was widely expected to win re-election in New York’s 11th Congressional District, which encompasses Staten Island and a section of southern Brooklyn, and is the most conservative-leaning in the city.

Shortly after The A.P.’s race call, at around 9:45 p.m., Ms. Malliotakis led Mr. Rose by more than 26 percentage points. She held a significant lead with voters in Staten Island, which makes up the bulk of the district.
In Ms. Malliotakis’s re-election campaign, she followed her party’s strategy of focusing on the economy and public safety, pinning rising inflation and crime on Democratic leaders and, by extension, on Mr. Rose.

Photographed for The New York Times with words by Michael Gold.

Malliotakis Defends N.Y.C. House Seat, Toppling Familiar Democratic Foe
Max Rose loses a comeback bid in a district that is based mainly in Staten Island.
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