Backed by President Donald Trump and 56 GOP county chairs, Stefanik vowed to “put New Yorkers first” while slamming Hochul’s leadership on taxes, housing, and crime. Hochul’s campaign quickly fired back, labeling Stefanik a “Trump sellout” in a dueling ad war that erupted within hours. The race, already drawing national attention, marks the GOP’s strongest bid for statewide office in two decades — and could reshape New York’s political landscape heading into 2026. FOX 5 NY's Morgan McKay has the latest.

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