Official certified result · November 6, 2018

2018 New York District 15 Election Results.

The FEC publication records Jose E. Serrano as the winner. These are historical certified totals—not an election-night projection or race call.

New York U.S. House District 15General election3 general candidatesSource: FEC
FEC WINNER INDICATOR

Jose E. Serrano

124,469 votes · 95.93%

Final vote total
129,751
Final margin
119,264
Decision stage
General election
Certification
Official historical result
Official candidate totals

General election results

OFFICIAL FEC PUBLICATION

Fusion-party lines are combined only when the official publication reports the same named candidate on multiple party lines. Generic write-in, blank, invalid, and other non-person rows remain separate below.

2018 New York District 15 Election Results candidate results
CandidateParty label(s)VotesShare
Jose E. SerranoIncumbentWinnerD + WF + W(REF)124,46995.93%
Jason D. GonzalezR + CRV + W(REF)5,2054.01%
ScatteredW770.06%

Election.org calculation: the final margin is 119,264 votes, subtracting the second-highest published final total from the highest. The official publication does not publish this page's margin field separately.

Show primary and nomination results (27 candidates)

D primaryUnopposed

WF primaryUnopposed

W(REF) primary24.55%

W(REF) primary12.27%

Alexandria Ortiz-Cortez

W(REF) primary12.27%

Anthony Reynoso

W(REF) primary12.27%

Casey Casio

W(REF) primary12.27%

Curtis Silwa

W(REF) primary12.27%

Darry Moody

W(REF) primary12.27%

Frank Moreno

W(REF) primary12.27%

Ilka Rios

W(REF) primary12.27%

John WM Zaconne

W(REF) primary12.27%

Jose M Serrano

W(REF) primary12.27%

Jose Serrano

W(REF) primary49.09%

Kirsten Gilibrand

W(REF) primary12.27%

Kristen Gillebrand

W(REF) primary12.27%

Kristen Gillibrand

W(REF) primary12.27%

Maurice Johnson

W(REF) primary12.27%

Michael Farley

W(REF) primary12.27%

Robert Kennedy Jr.

W(REF) primary12.27%

Robinson Alston

W(REF) primary12.27%

Rosanna Vargas

W(REF) primary49.09%

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Yes. This is the FEC's biennial Federal Elections 2018 publication, compiled from results officially reported by state and territory election offices.

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