State finance
Compare reported moneyGovernor and Lieutenant Governor
Democratic; Working Families
View state finance summaryKathy C. Hochul and Adrienne E. Adams
Republican; Conservative; Vote Affordable
Read the finance source notePrinted candidates for every statewide candidate contest
Who is running in New York?
The amended New York State Board of Elections certification shows 6 unique printed candidates or tickets across 3 contests decided statewide on November 3, 2026.
Name source: The official 136-page amended certification is dated September 17, 2026, and was checked October 1. New York permits fusion voting, so one candidate or ticket can appear on more than one party row. This guide combines those rows and counts each unique choice once. Withdrawn or removed names are excluded.
State finance
Compare reported moneyComptroller
Democratic; Working Families
View state finance summaryThomas P. DiNapoli
Republican; Conservative
Read the finance source noteJoseph Hernandez
State finance
Compare reported moneyAttorney General
Democratic; Working Families
Read the finance source noteLetitia A. James
Republican; Conservative
View state finance summarySaritha Komatireddy
View every unique printed statewide candidate or ticket as a table
The table presents the same candidates in a compact format.
| Office | Candidate or ticket | Ballot affiliation | Finance source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governor and Lieutenant Governor | Kathy C. Hochul and Adrienne E. Adams | Democratic; Working Families | State record matched |
| Governor and Lieutenant Governor | Bruce A. Blakeman and Todd Hood | Republican; Conservative; Vote Affordable | No comparable state summary |
| Comptroller | Thomas P. DiNapoli | Democratic; Working Families | State record matched |
| Comptroller | Joseph Hernandez | Republican; Conservative | No comparable state summary |
| Attorney General | Letitia A. James | Democratic; Working Families | No comparable state summary |
| Attorney General | Saritha Komatireddy | Republican; Conservative | State record matched |
No official named statewide write-in roster
The official election-law update defines and explains write-in voting, but New York does not publish a named general-election write-in candidate certification for these statewide offices. The zero here is a named-roster count, not a claim that voters cannot cast a write-in vote. Generic write-in opportunities are not printed candidates.
Open the official 2026 election-law updateOfficial candidate and election documents
Amended November 3 general-election certificationOfficial September 17 certification used for statewide office names, ticket pairings, fusion party rows, and ballot order.Ballot certifications indexOfficial index confirming the current 2026 general-election certification.2026 political calendarOfficial general-election certification, registration, early voting, and mail-ballot dates.
Coverage boundary: This page covers only candidate contests decided by all New York voters. It includes Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, and Attorney General. It excludes U.S. House, State Senate, Assembly, Supreme Court judicial district, county, municipal, school, and other district or local contests. Fusion rows are combined by candidate or ticket. Generic write-in opportunities are not counted as printed candidates. Read the full coverage boundary.