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A roundup of key races in New York's 2012 election
President: Incumbent Democrat Barack Obama defeated Republican Mitt Romney.
U.S. Senate (full six-year term): Incumbent Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand defeated Republican Wendy Long.
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U.S. House:
1st Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat Timothy Bishop defeated Republican Randy Altschuler.
11th Congressional District: Incumbent Republican Michael Grimm defeated Democrat Mark Murphy.
18th Congressional District: Incumbent Republican Nan Hayworth lost to Democrat Sean Patrick Maloney.
19th Congressional District: Incumbent Republican Chris Gibson defeated Democrat Julian Schreibman.
21st Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat Bill Owens defeated Republican Matt Doheny.
24th Congressional District: Incumbent Republican Ann Marie Buerkle lost to Democrat Dan Maffei.
25th Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat Louise Slaughter defeated Republican Maggie Brooks.
27th Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul lost to Republican Chris Collins.
Congressional delegation in New York:
21 Democrats, 8 Republicans in the current Congress.
21 Democrats, 6 Republicans in the next Congress (lost two seats in redistricting).
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State Legislature:
Senate: 33 Republicans, 29 Democrats before Election Day.
Assembly: 97 Democrats, 51 Republicans, 2 vacancies before Election Day.
