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VisitOutcome of NY-16 general election in 2024
George Latimer • 33%
Republican Candidate • 33%
Other • 33%
New York State Board of Elections official results
Rep. Jamaal Bowman Loses NY-16 Primary to George Latimer in Most Expensive House Race
Jun 26, 2024, 06:44 PM
In a significant political shift, Representative Jamaal Bowman, a member of the progressive 'Squad,' lost his Democratic primary in New York's 16th Congressional District to George Latimer, the Westchester County Executive. This defeat marks the first time a member of the 'Squad' has been unseated. Bowman's loss is attributed to a combination of factors, including his vocal criticism of Israel, which alienated many Jewish voters in his district, and a substantial financial campaign against him by pro-Israel groups, notably AIPAC, which spent at least $14.5 million on anti-Bowman ads. The primary was the most expensive House primary in U.S. history, highlighting the intense intra-party divisions within the Democratic Party. Bowman's defeat is seen as a blow to progressives and a victory for centrist Democrats, potentially signaling a shift in the party's dynamics. Bowman, who accused Israel of genocide and denied atrocities committed on October 7, lost by 16.8%. The outcome has also raised concerns among other 'Squad' members, such as Cori Bush, who faces a tough primary challenge in Missouri.
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George Latimer • 33%
Jamaal Bowman • 33%
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Jamaal Bowman • 33%
George Latimer • 33%
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John Mannion • 25%
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Latimer wins by a large margin • 33%
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John Mannion • 25%
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Rashida Tlaib • 25%
Ayanna Pressley • 25%
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