Democratic incumbent Tom Suozzi's double-digit polling leads over Republican Mike Rizza anchor trader consensus at 81.5% for a Democratic hold in New York's 3rd Congressional District House race. Suozzi's decisive February 2024 special election victory—55% to 44%—bolstered his incumbency advantage in this suburban Long Island seat, previously held by scandal-plagued George Santos. Recent Emerson College polling (July 2024) shows Suozzi at 52%, Rizza at 35%, with undecideds at 13%, reflecting Rizza's limited name recognition as a construction executive and fundraising gaps. No major GOP momentum has emerged amid stable district fundamentals leaning toward retention, with early voting underway ahead of November 5.
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Democratic Party
82%
Republican Party
18%
Democratic Party
82%
Republican Party
18%
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0x2F5e3684c...Democratic incumbent Tom Suozzi's double-digit polling leads over Republican Mike Rizza anchor trader consensus at 81.5% for a Democratic hold in New York's 3rd Congressional District House race. Suozzi's decisive February 2024 special election victory—55% to 44%—bolstered his incumbency advantage in this suburban Long Island seat, previously held by scandal-plagued George Santos. Recent Emerson College polling (July 2024) shows Suozzi at 52%, Rizza at 35%, with undecideds at 13%, reflecting Rizza's limited name recognition as a construction executive and fundraising gaps. No major GOP momentum has emerged amid stable district fundamentals leaning toward retention, with early voting underway ahead of November 5.
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