Race Hub

New York House candidates

196 tracked profiles with all-party breakdowns for campaign, media, and public research discovery.

R 49D 120Independent 20Other 7

Race Research Context

New York House field analysis

This race hub gives search users and campaign teams a deeper explanation of the New York House candidate field, including party mix, public-record research posture, and next-click paths into candidate pages.

196tracked profiles

49Republican profiles

120Democratic profiles

27other profiles

How to read this race page

OppIntell organizes New York House candidates so researchers can compare party coverage, office labels, district context, and candidate-level source posture from one route. The page is built for search discovery without relying on unverified campaign claims.

What opponents may examine

Campaigns reviewing this race would typically look at filings, public office descriptions, jurisdiction context, candidate profile signals, and source-backed citations. The point is not to invent attack lines; it is to show what public material can become a competitive research narrative.

Republican campaign use case

For Republican campaigns, this hub helps identify what Democratic campaigns, outside groups, and media researchers may say about Republican candidates from public records. It also shows where the Republican side can strengthen receipts before those narratives surface.

Indexability and depth

Race pages become stronger when their linked candidate profiles have valid citations, clear office labels, and enough public context to support indexable pages. Thin candidate pages remain governed so this hub does not send crawlers into weak supporting content.

How many New York House candidates are tracked?

OppIntell currently tracks 196 profiles for this New York House race category.

What does the party breakdown show?

The current breakdown includes 49 Republican, 120 Democratic, and 27 other-party or non-major-party profiles.

How should campaigns use this page?

Use it as a starting point for source-backed comparison: identify the candidates, then drill into profiles and adjacent party, state, or election pages for more context.

New York House candidates

New York House field analysis

How to read this race page

What opponents may examine

Republican campaign use case

Indexability and depth

How many New York House candidates are tracked?

What does the party breakdown show?

How should campaigns use this page?

Aaron Dr. Gies

Aaron Lee Cherry

Adriano Espaillat

Alan Pardee

Alexander Bores

Alexander Campagna

Alexander Portelli

Alexandria Foxworth

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Alissa Ellman

Allen Caruso

Allen Caruso

Allison Ziogas

Amanda N Septimo

Amy Jordan

Andre Clement Mr. Easton

Andrew Garbarino

Andrew Henson

Andrew Johnson

Anthony Thomas Constantino

Antonio Reynoso

Ariel Rivera-Diaz

Aurelio Mr Arcabascio

Beth Davidson

Blake Gendebien

Brad Mr. Lander

Brian Miller

Brian R Mr. Rouleau

Cait Conley

Cameron Kasky

Candace Martina Mrs Niles

Caroline Shinkle

Cassandra Lin Leach

Charles Michael (Mike Munoz) Munoz

Charles Park

Chi Osse

Christopher Diep

Christopher Gallant

Christopher Schmidt

Claire Valdez

Claudia Tenney

Dalourny Nemorin

Dane-Brandon Cameron Noble

Daniel Goldman

Danielle Welch

Darayan J Hamlin

Darializa Avila Chevalier

David Hollenbeck

David John Mcdairmant

Dennis Joseph Mr. Mcgrath

Diamant Hysenaj

Diana K. Kastenbaum

Dylan Hewitt

Edwin Osorio

Effie Phillips-Staley

Elise M. Stefanik

Erik Bottcher

Evan Hale Hutchison

Frank J Lozada

Frank Lozada

Garrett Petersen

Gavin Solomon

George Conway

George Latimer

Gian A Jones

Gonzalo Duran

Grace Meng

Gregory Hach

Gregory W. Meeks

Hakeem Jeffries

Indara Star Ms. Davis